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13/04/2026

Maybe the question isn’t “does naturopathy work?”
Maybe it’s why has no one helped connect the dots yet?
When symptoms are looked at in isolation, it’s easy to feel like nothing is making sense.
The dizziness gets labelled as stress.
The fatigue gets brushed off as burnout.
The gut symptoms, hormone shifts, headaches, palpitations, poor sleep, anxiety, and crashes all get treated like separate issues.
This is where naturopathy can be so powerful.
Instead of chasing symptoms one by one, I look at the root drivers and how the whole system is functioning together.
That means exploring:
✨ what triggered the symptoms in the first place
✨ what body systems are under the most pressure
✨ how the nervous system is influencing symptoms, flares, and recovery
✨ where nutrition, blood sugar, inflammation, circulation, hormones, gut health, and stress physiology are all interacting
From there, we build a plan using herbal medicine, targeted nutrients, nutrition, and nervous system support to help the body move into a state where healing is actually possible.
It’s not about masking symptoms.
It’s about understanding why the body is stuck and creating the right support for the whole person.
For complex cases like POTS, fatigue, nervous system dysregulation, hypermobility, gut issues, or hormone symptoms, this holistic approach often helps people finally understand what their body has been trying to say.

10/04/2026

Maybe it’s not “random.”
The dizziness, racing heart, fatigue, shakiness, brain fog, and those days where simply standing feels harder than it should.
When living with POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome), symptom management often starts with understanding the patterns your body is already showing you.
My top 3 tips for managing POTS symptoms:
1️⃣ Track your symptoms to anticipate triggers + flares
Notice what happens around poor sleep, stress, hormones, meals, dehydration, exercise, or busy days. Patterns help symptoms feel less unpredictable and give you more control.
2️⃣ Manage your blood sugar
Blood sugar dips can worsen dizziness, shakiness, adrenaline surges, fatigue, and that “I’m crashing” feeling. Regular meals with enough protein, fibre, and supportive carbohydrates can make a huge difference.
3️⃣ Mindfulness
Not because it’s “just anxiety,” but because nervous system load directly impacts symptoms. Mindfulness can help reduce the secondary stress response that often amplifies heart rate spikes, overwhelm, and flares.
Small daily shifts done consistently often create the biggest symptom improvements over time.

08/04/2026

POTS is still so underdiagnosed, and so many women spend years being told it’s just stress, anxiety, burnout, or that everything is normal. Meanwhile they’re living with dizziness, heart palpitations, fatigue, brain fog, temperature changes, nausea, and feeling worse every time they stand up.

I know this experience personally because I have POTS too. That’s exactly why I’m so passionate about helping other women understand what’s actually happening in their body and support recovery in a way that feels realistic, sustainable, and personalised. Through nutrition, nervous system support, circulation, minerals, pacing, and looking at the bigger picture, recovery becomes about more than symptom management it’s about getting your life back.

You deserve to be taken seriously, and with the right support, things can improve. 💛

27/03/2026

Maybe you’re noticing your body isn’t functioning the way it used to.
Your heart races when you stand.
You feel exhausted doing basic things.
You get dizzy, shaky, nauseous, foggy…
OR you know you have POTS
but you’re stuck managing symptoms without real improvement.
This is the gap naturopathy fills.
We look at what’s driving your symptoms not just the label.
Nervous system dysregulation.
Blood volume + circulation.
Nutrient deficiencies.
Gut + immune interactions.
Because your body isn’t random.
It’s responding to something.
And when you address that, things can start to change.
WomensHealth

25/03/2026

What the hell is POTS… and why does it feel like your body just won’t cooperate?
If you’ve ever stood up and felt dizzy, shaky, nauseous, or like your heart is racing out of nowhere… this is for you.
POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome) is a condition that affects how your body regulates blood flow and heart rate when you move upright.�And it doesn’t just show up as “feeling faint.”
It can look like:�– Heart palpitations that feel like anxiety but aren’t�– Constant fatigue no matter how much you rest�– Brain fog that makes it hard to think clearly�– Nausea, digestive issues, or loss of appetite�– Headaches, temperature sensitivity, and feeling wired but exhausted�– Symptoms that flare with stress, hormones, heat, or doing “too much”
For a lot of people, it builds slowly…�You push through the fatigue, the “random” symptoms, the bad days until your body eventually forces you to stop.
And often, it gets dismissed as anxiety before anyone looks deeper.
I’ve just written a new blog post breaking this down more (in a way that actually makes sense + feels validating if you’re living it)
If you’ve been questioning your symptoms or feel like something isn’t adding up, this is a really important place to start.
🔗 Read it through the link in my bio

New blog post - Why you feel dizzy when you stand up, your heart races an no one has any answersLinked in bio 🥰
23/03/2026

New blog post - Why you feel dizzy when you stand up, your heart races an no one has any answers
Linked in bio 🥰

23/03/2026

t’s actually rare for this to be picked up early.
For a lot of people, it starts as what looks like anxiety…�fatigue, overwhelm, feeling constantly “on edge” in your body.
So you push through it.�You keep going.�You try to keep up.
Until one day… your heart symptoms get too loud to ignore.
And suddenly you realise�this didn’t just start now.
It started years ago.
For so many, it shows up fully in your 20s…�when you’re pushing the hardest, living in a constant state of stress, trying to get ahead.
And your body shows you what it can (and can’t) handle.
For some… that ends in shutdown.
If this feels familiar, you’re not alone, and there is a way forward 🤍

20/03/2026

Why MCAS and POTS often go hand in hand 👇
If you’ve been diagnosed with POTS but also experience:�– food sensitivities�– flushing or itching�– gut symptoms�– random symptom flares
It might not be “just POTS.”
MCAS (Mast Cell Activation Syndrome) can directly impact blood vessels, heart rate, and nervous system function which can worsen POTS symptoms.
And POTS itself can make mast cells more reactive.
This is why so many people feel stuck or confused in their symptoms.
Looking at the full picture matters.

18/03/2026

What I take daily to support my energy, focus and nervous system 👇
Living with POTS and running a business + family life means I can’t rely on pushing through anymore.
This is the kind of support that helps me actually function:
– L-tyrosine for dopamine + focus�– Inositol for blood sugar + nervous system regulation�– Creatine for brain energy + physical capacity�– Acetyl L-carnitine for mitochondrial support�– Vitamin C for stress + adrenal support�– Magnesium blend for nervous system + muscle support�– L-theanine for calm, focused energy
This isn’t about doing everything perfectly it’s about giving your body the support it actually needs.
And this will look different for everyone.
If you’re dealing with fatigue, brain fog, dizziness or nervous system overwhelm there’s usually more going on under the surface.
✨ That’s what I help my clients figure out.

13/03/2026

One of my favourite herbs for skin healing 🌼
Calendula is traditionally used to support wound healing, soothe irritated skin, and calm itchiness.
It’s one of the herbs I reach for most when making topical preparations.
Gentle, effective, and beautiful to work with.
skinherbs

11/03/2026

A realistic day in clinic 🌿
Client consults, creating treatment plans, admin, herbal prep… and moving slowly enough to actually support the people in front of me.
Working with chronic illness means appointments can’t be rushed. Symptoms are complex, stories are long, and the goal is to create a plan that actually fits someone’s life.
In between the work, I try to care for my own body too — a bit of movement, getting to the gym, and accepting that the to-do list doesn’t always get finished.
Supporting others with complex health conditions requires pacing for practitioners too.
Some days productivity looks like doing less, but doing it well.

09/03/2026

Doom scrolling might feel harmless, but when you live with chronic illness it can quietly push your nervous system further into stress.
When your body is already working hard to regulate things like heart rate, blood pressure, fatigue, and sensory input, constant streams of information and stimulation can make symptoms worse.
Sometimes the most helpful step isn’t doing more, it’s creating space for your nervous system to settle.
Small breaks from your phone can support better awareness of your body, pacing, and energy.

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