Hello, I’m Heather – a Clinical Naturopath, Nutritionist and Herbal Practitioner, qualified with the CNM College of Natural Medicine in London.
Looks at your diet, sleep, stress levels, exercise and lifestyle factors to assess your body’s current health. We start with a full medical history and build an individualised plan from there.
Diet provides the foundation of how you feel. You’ll get a practical eating plan, built around your tastes, your routine and your budget, plus targeted supplement recommendations only where your body truly needs them.
Plant remedies with a long tradition of use, chosen to complement your individual energetics and constitution. Herbs are selected to work alongside your diet and lifestyle plan.
Deep-dive functional laboratory tests, such as microbiome analysis, hormone panels, nutritional status and metabolic markers to tailor interventions and prevent disease.
Analyses interconnected systems such as the Gut-Immune Axis, HPA-Axis, Endocrine-Hormone, Blood Sugar and Cardiovascular Health, rather than just a single symptom.
With your permission, coordinating with general practitioners (GPs) and conventional specialists when managing complex or chronic health conditions.
Getting to the root cause
of how you feel.
A whole-person approach that looks for the cause, not just the symptoms, with individualised plans that fit real, busy lives.
Rooted in Nature.
Restored to Health.
Food as Medicine
How Whole Foods Outperform the Supplement Aisle
Read more →A Natural Age
Redefining Longevity through Whole-Body Healing
Read more →The Master Regulator
Uncovering the Microbiome’s Hidden Control Over Your Entire Biology
Read more →Reading the Iris
The Cellular Story of Your Constitution
Read more →Why Eat Organic?
How Common Agricultural Pesticides Interact with Our Cellular, Hormonal and Gut Health
Read more →The Inner Life of Plants
Unlocking the Complex Synergy Inside Medicinal Foods
Read more →The Hormone Web
How Diet, Stress and Lifestyle Speak to Your Endocrine System
Read more →Cook with the season
Crush garlic, then wait.
Leave it 10 minutes before cooking so its most helpful compound (allicin) can form.
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