Kerrie Price - Clinical Herbalist & Integrative Health Practitioner

03/10/2025

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17/05/2023

Making up a chai latte mix 🪷 nice and spicy

02/05/2023

09/04/2023

Chicken soup is one of those wonder foods that is not just regarded for its flavour, but also for its therapeutic properties. This includes enhancing fertility and providing essential nutrients for you and your baby during pregnancy and after your little one is born. 👶 Making it yourself is the best way of taking advantage of its nutritional value.

INGREDIENTS
✅ One whole chicken (organic if possible) 🐔
✅ 2 large onions, chopped into slices
✅ 3 garlic cloves, minced or finely chopped
✅ 5 stalks celery, roughly chopped into 1cm pieces
✅ 2 bunches of parsley, whole
✅ 6 medium carrots, roughly chopped into 1cm pieces🥕
✅ 1 bay leaf
✅ Filtered water
✅ Around 1 tablespoon of salt to taste
INSTRUCTIONS
✅ Give the chicken a quick rinse under running water and place it in a large pot.
✅ Fill the pot with filtered water.
✅ Bring the pot to a boil and then reduce to a simmer.
✅ Allow the chicken to cook for two to three hours. This will ensure all the nutritional goodness from the bones soaks into the broth.
✅ In the meantime, slice the carrots and celery. 🔪
✅ Once the chicken has been cooked, sieve the stock into a separate bowl.
✅ Place the onions, garlic, celery, carrots, parsley, salt and bay leaf into the chicken stock and cook on low heat.
✅ Once the veggies are cooked, remove the chicken from the pot, cool and then remove the meat from the bones. Then add back to the broth.
✅ Enjoy! 🥰

Check out the full recipe here: https://hubs.la/Q01JjXT60

07/04/2023

As men age, they undergo a gradual decline in androgen levels which can lead to numerous changes, including reduced physical activity and sexual desire and changes in body composition.

A recent study set out to investigate the safety and efficacy of a proprietary blend of extracts of pomegranate rind (Punica granatum) and cocoa seed (Theobroma cocoa) on symptoms associated with male ageing such as decreased libido, reduced muscle mass and fatigue.

The study was a randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, involving 120 men who were randomly assigned into 3 groups receiving either the proprietary pomegranate-cocoa blend at a high or low dose, or a placebo. Participants were aged 36-55 years; body mass index (BMI): 20-29 kg/m2 and had ageing males’ symptoms (AMS) scores between 27 and 43.

The proprietary blend combined standardised aqueous ethanol extracts of pomegranate fruit rind and cocoa seed at a 4:1 ratio. The final product was standardised to contain at least 3.5% punicalagins and 0.5% theobromine. Participants in the low dose group took 200 mg of the proprietary blend, the high dose group took 400 mg of the proprietary blend and the third group took a matching placebo. Each group took one of their prescribed capsules after breakfast each day consecutively for 8 weeks. The participants were evaluated on a variety of standardised scales at various times during the study.

The results showed that both doses of the pomegranate-cocoa blend significantly reduced the AMS scores after 56 days of supplementation (400mg 19.3% reduction and 200mg 15.51%, P < 0.05 vs. baseline and placebo). In addition, both supplemented groups reported significantly improved general, psychological and sexual well-being, as well as improved hand-grip strength and reduced perceived stress. Serum levels of free testosterone (FT) and total testosterone (TT) levels were significantly increased in both supplemented groups compared to the baseline and placebo. (400mg increased FT by 48.28% and TT by 24.56% from baseline. 200mg increased FT by 39.16% and TT by 21.39% from baseline). The authors noted that the blend was well tolerated by participants with no adverse events reported and total blood work and urine analysis supported the broad spectrum safety.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9346391/

16/03/2023

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15/03/2023

15/03/2023

As of 1 March, due to increasing insurance premiums and associated business costs, all new and existing client fees have increased. I have not increased my fees for well over 5 years and hope everyone understands the need for this increase now.
Consultation times remain the same being
new clients 1 hr, existing clients 40-45 minutes. Additional time if required is 30 minutes.
Please contact me for prices and appointment bookings 😊

20/01/2023

The brain has long been considered an insulin independent organ. 🧠 But exciting new research shows that insulin does in fact have significant effects on cognitive function.

Impaired brain insulin signalling forms the core of the neurodegenerative cascade involved in Alzheimer’s Disease.

Read full article here: https://bit.ly/3HShtH5