ReMed is committed to finding a health solution that makes a difference and gives you lasting result Is it a food reaction? BUT it’s not normal. Don’t give up!
At ReMed, we know you want to be healthy and vibrant 🌟
Yet so many women are dragging themselves through life - maybe your energy levels just aren’t what they used to be - sluggish, bloated, flat or irritable…. These are many of the things we hear in clinic every single day
We understand what it is like. Knowing that something is not quite right, being told that there is ‘nothing wrong with you’ – is it hormones? Is it just because I am getting older? We know that there is a reason and have helped over 6,127 women get their spark back. There is an answer that can help you, and that is why we help women discover what is really going on so they can resolve it once and for all
Here’s how it works:
✔️ Book an assessment with our experienced team
✔️ Get a personalised plan to identify what is going on and how to resolve it
✔️ Implement the plan delivered in a step-by-step process
✔️ Feel amazing and tell all of your friends
🛑 You don’t have to keep dragging yourself through life, so book an assessment today and re-discover life as it is meant to be. https://remed.com.au/meet-the-team/
06/02/2026
Some kids seem to eat all day and still feel flat, moody, or low in energy.
Often, it’s not about quantity. It’s about whether their food is actually supporting sustained energy. When snacks are mostly quick fuel, the body keeps asking for more without ever feeling settled.
That constant need to refuel can show up as irritability, poor concentration, or kids who never quite feel satisfied.
Supporting steadier energy usually means slowing things down, pairing foods in a way that helps the body feel nourished rather than just topped up.
02/02/2026
Have you ever wondered why PANS care can feel so uneven, even when families are working closely with experienced clinicians? Many parents find themselves comparing notes and still feeling unsure why paths look so different from one child to the next.
On 27 February, Dr. Kiki Chang will speak about the realities of PANS care as it exists today. He’ll unpack why treatment pathways can look different from one child to the next, how research has shaped current approaches, and where meaningful progress is still needed. This discussion helps parents understand why uncertainty persists and how clinicians are navigating it behind the scenes.
Rather than offering simplified answers, this session focuses on clarity, context, and helping families feel more informed as they make decisions over time.
Rebecca often sees people measure healing by how quickly things change, even though the body doesn’t work on deadlines. Slower progress doesn’t mean something is wrong, it can be a sign the body is repairing, resetting, and learning how to feel safe again.
True healing happens when the body is supported rather than rushed. Allowing the process to unfold naturally often leads to steadier, longer-lasting results. This philosophy sits at the heart of Rebecca’s naturopathic approach.
Healing that feels slow can still be meaningful, lasting healing.
30/01/2026
Leilani shares how many women spend years pushing through symptoms or relying on quick fixes, only to feel more exhausted, bloated, and foggy over time. Rather than being the problem, these symptoms are often signals that the body, especially the gut, needs deeper support and rebuilding.
True healing goes beyond short-term relief and focuses on restoring how the body functions long term.
💬 Sometimes the most powerful shift is learning to listen to what the body has been trying to say all along.
29/01/2026
Anxiety isn’t something I see as a flaw or a weakness. It’s often the body’s way of signalling that something needs attention. Rather than silencing it, Rebecca focus on understanding what’s driving that response,whether it’s nervous system overload, nutrient gaps, adrenal stress, or internal pathways that need support.
When we address the root cause, that’s where real change can begin. Therefore, listening to anxiety can be the first step toward healing.
24/01/2026
Improvement doesn’t mean everything is finished. It often means the body has just reached a more responsive phase.
Stress physiology still needs time to re-regulate. Gut repair and inflammation move on a slower clock. Hormone patterns shift across cycles. When supports are removed too quickly, symptoms can resurface even though progress was real.
Short-term wins still count.
Keeping the basics in place a little longer, and changing only one thing at a time, is often what turns progress into something lasting.
22/01/2026
A lot of health plans fall over for one simple reason. The plan ends right when the body is finally responding.
The early weeks can look like progress. Better sleep. Fewer flare-ups. A little more energy. Then routines loosen, old triggers creep back in, and it can feel like being back at square one.
Long-term results usually come from the unglamorous work. Regular check-ins. Small adjustments. Watching patterns over time. Changing the foundations slowly enough that they hold.
It’s not about perfection. It’s about becoming steady.
21/01/2026
🌟 Huge Announcement for the PANS Parent Collective! 🌟
Dr Alessio Fasano is joining us LIVE on March 20th, 8:00am AEDT!
(Yes… navigating global time zones is wild, but trust me, this one is 100% worth it!)
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that Dr Alessio Fasano, one of the most influential researchers in the world of gut health, immunity, and autoimmunity, will be joining us as a guest expert.
If you haven’t heard of him before, here’s why this is MASSIVE:
🔬 He discovered Zonulin, the protein that controls intestinal permeability (“leaky gut”), a concept that has transformed our understanding of inflammation, autoimmunity, and neuroimmune disorders.
🧠 His work has reshaped how the global medical and scientific community views the gut–brain–immune axis, a cornerstone of PANS/PANDAS.
🌍 He is a world-leading researcher from Harvard and paediatric gastroenterologist at Massachusetts General Hospital whose publications influence clinicians all over the globe.
For our PANS community, Dr Fasano’s research is foundational to understanding why our kids experience immune-triggered brain inflammation and why supporting barrier function (gut + blood-brain barrier) is critical in recovery.
This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for parents to hear directly from the scientist whose discoveries underpin so much of what we focus on inside the Moore Method.
📅 Mark your calendar:
March 20th
8:00am AEDT
(Grab your coffee… this early start is absolutely worth it!)
We cannot wait to bring this to you.
20/01/2026
Symptom relief matters. It’s the fire extinguisher phase. Things calm down enough to think clearly again.
But with complex health patterns, that’s rarely the full picture. The more useful question is what was building quietly in the background. Stress load. Sleep quality. Blood sugar swings. Gut inflammation. Hormone signalling. Nutrient status. Usually layered, and rarely something that shifts in a single visit.
That’s where longer care makes sense. Time allows space to stabilise first, then rebuild the foundations so progress holds, instead of spiking and disappearing.
One place to start: write down sleep, meals, energy, and symptoms for three days. Patterns tend to show themselves quickly once they’re on paper.
18/01/2026
Starting over every few months takes more than money. It costs momentum. Confidence. The sense that progress might actually last this time.
That cycle usually isn’t about doing the wrong thing. It’s about not having enough structure for complex patterns that need sequencing and time. Relief comes first. Then comes the slower work of rebuilding the systems underneath so improvement doesn’t disappear when life ramps back up.
Free Health Reset appointments are available to assess whether this approach is the right fit, and tailor a package that suits your health journey.
Feeling better is an important start. It’s also not the finish line.
Lots of people get a little lift, then hit the same wall again because the foundations never changed. Sleep is still fragile. Stress response is still on high alert. Energy still depends on caffeine. Cycles still swing. Focus still fades by mid-afternoon.
Getting well is when progress holds.
Not perfect. Just stable enough that life stops revolving around symptoms.
14/01/2026
Relapse after a short-term plan usually isn’t a lack of effort. It’s a timing problem.
A lot of plans focus on the loudest symptom first, which makes sense. Get the fire down, feel some relief, breathe again. The trouble is the drivers underneath often need longer to shift. Stress physiology does not re-regulate in two weeks. Blood sugar patterns take repetition. Gut repair and inflammation work on a slower clock. Hormone signaling changes over multiple cycles.
So the “finish line” arrives while the body is still mid-rebuild. Life ramps back up, the old triggers return, and symptoms come back. Not because nothing worked, but because the foundation was still being poured.
Short-term wins matter. Long-term structure is what makes them stick.
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ReMed has been changing lives through natural medicine for over 10 years
Our founding director, Keonie Moore originally became a naturopath due to recurrent illness when her son was an infant. Having exhausted her options, she finally turned to natural medicine and she was so amazed with the results - it changed the course of her life!
Having been in clinic practice as a naturopath for the past 14 years, Keonie is booked out 3-4 months in advance and is a sought-after keynote presenter both nationally and internationally due to her focus on implementing evidence into practice. Keonie has been widely recognized for her contributions to naturopathy within Australia. Career highlights include:
Keynote speaker: 2nd International Endocrinology Conference, Chicago, USA in 2014 where she had the opportunity to present alongside deputy editor of British Medical Journal and delegates from National Institutes of Health and Mayo Clinic
Keynote presenter 7th Global Dieticians and Nutritionist Annual Conference in Dec 2016, Philadelphia, USA, on the Role of Vitamin E in the Management of Gliomas.
Award for Notable Contributions to Naturopathy in Australia NHAA 2017 to recognize her contributions to advance the evidence base of naturopathy
Invited speaker for 8th International Conference in Nutritional and Environmental Medicine 2018, Kochi India on Clinical Management of acute-onset OCD and tics in Children
Published case study N-Acetyl Cysteine and Curcumin in Pediatric Acute-Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome (PANS) in esteemed international journal ‘Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology’, 28(4): 293-294
Award for Excellence in Practice: nutrition/dietetics: Bioceucticals Integrative Medicine Award 2018
Award for Excellence in Practice: naturopathy/herbal medicine: Bioceuticals Integrative Medicine Award 2018
Keonie was joined by Women’s Health naturopath, Emma Hodson in partnership of ReMed in 2017 and together they have built a team of naturopaths and nutritionists that they are incredibly proud of. Highly skilled and competent at bringing lasting change to complex and chronic health conditions.
That is what ReMed is about – changing lives through natural medicine.
