Health in Harmony

30/05/2025

The majority of clients I see take a variety of medications prescribed to them by their doctors and medical specialists for the management of health conditions. Unfortunately, in almost all these cases the medications prescribed cause side effects, and so more medications are prescribed to counter these side effects. This creates a spiral and, as you can probably imagine, more medications and continued ill-health follows.

Many of my clients come to me with chronic illness that, quite frankly, could easily have been avoided, but which by the time I see them requires careful unravelling. The are tired of getting nowhere, not feeling better, constantly taking more pills. So they come to see me for beneficial change to their health, outlook and well-being. And I have helped to create this change, with their determination and commitment to feeling better.

It seems timely to repost the fairly shocking information below about medication taken in an average lifespan.

Photos taken by Rosie Marriott Photography of the British Museum installation ‘Cradle to Grave’, by Pharmacopoeia, an art project that seeks to engage observers with how we interact with medical treatments and the resulting relationship.
This piece, commissioned by the Museum in 2003, depicts the lifespans of an average male and female through medication taken throughout their lives, evidenced by documentation, objects, and photographs.
I like to look at this as a way for us all to reflect on our own relationship with medication, be it past, present or future. This (quite shocking) quantitative insight into an individual’s medical past, from the conventional medical perspective, is interesting and evocative, and begs the question ‘How necessary is all of this medicine?

If you want to review your own approach to dealing with illness, chronic disease and feeling well and more vital, contact me for information on how I can help - www.healthinharmony.net

More information on the British Museum piece, and others from Pharmacopoeia, can be found at http://www.pharmacopoeia-art.net/articles/in-sickness-and-in-health/

19/08/2021

Hello all,

In light of the recent covid19 news, I'd like to reassure clients that I am still available via video/phone consults for advice and/or treatment and I can also supply and send any supplements needed. Whatever the reason, you have continued access to my services.
For appointments: heidi@healthinharmony.net 02102524291

23/05/2019

19/04/2019

Last-minute appointments available! I have several appointment slots open for Tuesday, 23 April at the Way of Life health shop clinic in Pukekohe - book now at https://www.healthinharmony.net/

Whether you wish to address an existing health issue or simply improve your quality of life, I can offer an affordable approach to suit your specific needs.

10/03/2019

Hi everyone! As many of you know, I will not be available for consultations from 15th March to 15th April due to being overseas. If you wish to contact me during this time do so via email as my phone number will be unavailable. As I will be travelling, any replies may be delayed.
I look forward to being back in contact following my return.

14/01/2019

Photos taken by Rosie Marriott Photography of the British Museum installation ‘Cradle to Grave’, by Pharmacopoeia, an art project that seeks to engage observers with how we interact with medical treatments and the resulting relationship.
This piece, commissioned by the Museum in 2003, depicts the lifespans of an average male and female through medication taken throughout their lives, evidenced by documentation, objects, and photographs.
I like to look at this as a way for us all to reflect on our own relationship with medication, be it past, present or future. This (quite shocking) quantitative insight into an individual’s medical past, from the medicinal perspective, is interesting and evocative, and begs the question ‘How necessary is all of this medicine?’. Frankly the photo should, and does, in my opinion, say it all.

More information on this piece, and others from Pharmacopoeia, can be found at http://www.pharmacopoeia-art.net/articles/in-sickness-and-in-health/

02/08/2018

02/08/2018

Exciting news!

My website, www.healthinharmony.net, has just been launched! It provides information on my services, testing and fees, as well as my holistic approach to natural health.

A 'Book Now" facility is also featured to enable appointments and services to be booked instantly.

This is a new and exhilarating step for me and my practice. Please spread this news and detail to friends and family as you feel appropriate. I look forward to continuing to help people regain harmony and optimise their health and lifestyles.

Warm regards everyone
Heidi