Jill Storstein Acupuncture& Nutrition Aberfeldy

Jill Storstein Acupuncture& Nutrition Aberfeldy Feel better, naturally. Functional Medicine, Nutritional Therapy and Acupuncture to help you regain your natural balance

Jill Storstein is an acupuncturist and nutritional therapist practicing in Aberfeldy, Perthshire and is a full member of the British Acupuncture Council and the British Association of Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine. Jill Storstein Acupuncture & Nutrition aims to provide considerate healthcare with an all round approach to health and well-being. Drawing upon traditional chinese medical theory and modern scientific functional medicine and research, Jill uses acupuncture, lifestyle and dietary advice to work with patients and their bodies’ natural ability to heal and self-regulate. Jill works to find the underlying cause of disease and treats the root as well as the symptoms. Treatment is individualised to ensure the best possible treatment is found for each patient’s circumstances. Her goal is to empower patients to regain and maintain a natural balance of health.

You think you know a subject well, then you have a lecture with the amazing   and your mind is blown and loads of dots j...
03/11/2025

You think you know a subject well, then you have a lecture with the amazing and your mind is blown and loads of dots joined together… Endometriosis masterclass today is an incredible way to spend a rainy Monday…

I got this lovely message from a nutrition therapy client of mine. She was suffering from debilitating post-viral fatigu...
11/07/2025

I got this lovely message from a nutrition therapy client of mine. She was suffering from debilitating post-viral fatigue. She’d had to have periods of time off work and was so fatigued, even just short walks would leave her exhausted. We worked together over a few months, working on dietary changes to suit her individual needs, did some functional tests to look for underlying causes and worked on gut support. Just wonderful to hear that she’s getting back to doing the things she loves.

✨ Endometriosis Awareness Week 2025 Endo affects 1 in 10 people, yet diagnosis can take years. There is more to it than ...
06/03/2025

✨ Endometriosis Awareness Week 2025

Endo affects 1 in 10 people, yet diagnosis can take years. There is more to it than painful periods —it’s a chronic inflammatory condition linked to immune dysfunction, gut health, and hormone imbalance. It can have a significant impact on people’s daily lives and can impact fertility.

It can manifest very differently from woman to woman… Some have severe pain, others may have only a little. Some have crippling fatigue, others may have bloating and random body pain.

The most common Signs & Symptoms:

👉Pelvic pain (can occur anytime, often worst during periods)
👉Heavy or irregular bleeding (not in all cases)
👉Severe bloating (“endo belly”)
👉Pain during s*x, bowel movements, or urination
👉Fatigue & digestive issues

The Inflammation & Immune Connection

👉Endometriosis is driven by viscous cycle of chronic inflammation, worsening pain & immune dysfunction and can be compounded by stress, hormonal dysregulation and toxic overload.
👉A dysregulated immune system may drive its growth & spread.
👉Gut health & the microbiome influence inflammation & hormone balance.

👩‍🔬Environmental Triggers & Endocrine Disruptors – commonly used chemicals including BPA, phthalates (found in plastics, cosmetics and hygiene products), Dioxins (industrial pollutants) and PFAS (found in household products) have been shown in research to be a significant driver of hormonal and immune dysregulation. 👍Using clean, environmentally friendly products & switching plastic for glass and stainless steel can help lower the toxic burden.

👍Supporting Gut & Vaginal Health helps too. Following the suggestions above can help but if you are struggling, seeking help from a registered nutritional therapist to guide you on your journey can make a difference.

✨ Early awareness = better management! If you suspect endo, seek medical advice early. You are not alone. 💛

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This can be a tricky year for many with complicated and conflicting feelings. I do love Christmas but have had a few ver...
24/12/2024

This can be a tricky year for many with complicated and conflicting feelings. I do love Christmas but have had a few very difficult Christmasses as I’m sure most have. Our families shift and change over time which can bring up feelings of loss at family orientated times like Christmas. Not everyone has much family left, ever had family or has a poor relationship with theirs. Family isn’t just those we are born into but those we make through our lives in the form of friendships and support networks. It’s all part of being human, finding celebration where we can when we feel able, feel the sadness if we need to and embrace the darkness of mid-winter by bringing light and warmth into our homes - whatever that make look like.
Wishing you warmth, comfort and happy moments the festive season.

I’m taking some time off from work just - I’ll catch up with messages and responses in the new year - unless it’s a more time-sensitive message- I’ll get back to you after Christmas. Xx

There has most definitely been a shift in the weather this week to let us know winter is here. I love these crisp frosty...
22/11/2024

There has most definitely been a shift in the weather this week to let us know winter is here. I love these crisp frosty days, the winter light on sunny days and taking walks to look at the incredible ice formations. There are definitely down sides to winter too - by the time you read this, the weather could well have turned to that gloomy, damp type of winter weather which see so much of in the UK, and even more so up here in Highland Perthshire where I am. After a while that can really start to get you down, added to that we are so much more likely to catch colds and other bugs at this time of year…

I’ve prepared an article about vitamin D and looking after your health in winter. Vitamin D is essential for your immune system, bone health mental health and more. Deficiencies in it can lead to serious health issues too. So click on my bio above to read more. I’ve also got a wee freebie for you to help you keep yourself in tip top health.
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Winter is definitely here which means we need to think about protecting our immunity and vitamin D levels. I've written ...
22/11/2024

Winter is definitely here which means we need to think about protecting our immunity and vitamin D levels. I've written a blog about why vitamin D is so important and have a free guide to keeping your self well in a downloadable eBook. Click on link below to read the article and scroll to the end to download your free guide.

Why is vitamin D so important and why is it low in so many people? Plus get a free eBook

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Jill Storstein is an acupuncturist practicing acupuncture in Edinburgh and Aberfeldy. She is a full member of the British Acupuncture Council. Jill Storstein Acupuncture aims to provide accessible and considerate healthcare with an all round approach to health and well-being. Drawing upon traditional chinese medical theory and modern scientific functional medicine and research, Jill uses acupuncture, lifestyle and dietary advice to work with patients and their bodies’ natural ability to heal and self-regulate. Jill works to find the underlying cause of disease and treats the root as well as the symptoms. Treatment is individualised to ensure the best possible treatment is found for each patient’s circumstances. Jill’s goal is to empower patients to regain and maintain a natural balance of health.