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11/07/2025

Save this post for when you want to go deeper than just “normal TSH” at your next blood test.

At NSoNM, we teach students to consider the whole person and their environment, not just the lab results. A comprehensive thyroid panel, combined with a thorough understanding of the whole person, can reveal what standard tests often ignore.

Think of the thyroid as the ‘engine’ of metabolism that requires the right building blocks, to give the body that ‘va va voom’.

SOME of these building blocks include:
👉 Iodine which is essential for making T4 and T3 (each T4 molecule has 4 iodine atoms)
👉 Selenium which is needed for converting T4 to T3 and for antioxidant defence in the gland
👉 Zinc which supports T4 to T3 conversion and helps the receptors respond properly
👉 Iron which is required for the thyroid peroxidase enzyme (TPO) to work
👉 Magnesium that is involved in enzyme actions and supports the stress response
👉 Tyrosine (an amino acid) which combines with iodine to form thyroid hormone

Bonus helpers:
👉 Vitamin D which supports immune regulation, especially if autoimmunity is involved
👉 B vitamins which help the adrenal-thyroid axis and methylation
👉 Vitamin A (retinol) that helps regulate thyroid receptor expression (and some people have a hard time actually converting vegetarian sources of ‘vitamin A’ to the active form.

Thyroid health is more than just a few numbers on a thyroid blood test.

Curious how we teach this at our school?

We have an online open day on Monday, 21st of July at 7.30pm GMT. If you are ready to become a 21st-century-ready practitioner, comment ‘Open Day’ and we will send you the link.

03/07/2025

Addressing low iron, is not about taking more iron supplements, which can have a knock on effect on other minerals.

01/07/2025

Rapid Relief Homeopathy holds the voices, stories and lived wisdom of 14 wonderful contributors.

Each one brings something unique. A different lens. A different path to healing.
Some are practitioners, some educators, and others are newly qualified homeopaths who have been using homeopathy for decades in their personal lives. Many are parents, partners, and friends who turned to homeopathy when an insect bite was turning into a festering boil and antibiotics were not working and along comes Apis and Ledum, to ‘save the day’ or the leg! More on this in the book.

Together, they’ve helped shape a book that’s not only practical but deeply human. A book that you will not want sitting hidden on a dusty shelf, but on the coffee table with sticky labels on various pages.

This isn’t just a list of remedies or a list of acute ailments with remedies.
It is a living resource, built from years of experience, mistakes, learning, and a deep trust in the body’s ability to heal.

There are stories, so you can become more familiar with using Rapid Relief Homeopathy and learn how to spot a remedy in an acute situation, quickly.
The book covers a wide range of everyday ailments, including UTIs, fevers, period pain, burns, grief, shock, teething, stings, sprains, stomach bugs, and more.

We are grateful to each of our contributors for being part of this magnificent project. For their time, their insight, and the passion they poured into these pages.

You will feel it when you read it.

A big thank you to each one of them for being part of a colourful, practical, 21st-century relevant, colourful 542-page toolkit!

Here is to the future of health!

Indranil Sen Lee Bland Jean Watt - Health Leanne O'Gorman Wasilewski Elisabet Agar Homeopati Nutrition Coachning Nutrition & HomeopathyMarie Perez Wellness with Lucie
Kester.and.Homeopathy Dr.KhushMark PhD

29/06/2025

Iron is the element that gives you strength...

Have you checked your blood tests recently?

Iron the mineral that helps oxygenate the body, that helps the liver detox, that helps make neurotransmitters, that is vital in making your thyroid hormone, that when it is too high or too low can lead to severe health issues, ...it is so important and yet we miss the patterns in the blood tests.

Iron deficiency is misunderstood, to the point, that you may be sent home being told ‘All your blood tests are normal, it is more than likely stress’.

Looking at standard blood tests with a systems biology approach, recognising patterns can make all the difference…

PS: if you are not sure what is the correct answer, watch for our Tuesday post where we will share the answer 😉

26/06/2025

At the New School of Nutritional Medicine, we teach our students to look at patterns, not just numbers, whether it is a blood test, gut test, DNA test or any other test.

The body doesn’t work in isolation and neither should blood test markers.

A low ferritin level doesn’t always mean iron deficiency.

A high iron level doesn’t always mean a ‘tank’ full of iron.

It is about how iron is stored, transported, and utilised, as well as its connection to inflammation, liver health, mineral balance, and protein status (albumin and globulin).

This is the kind of biology systems-thinking that helps us go beyond “normal” lab ranges, we ask the ‘whys’.

Swipe through to learn how to read iron labs like a nutritional therapist.

Want to learn more? Check this week's newsletter where we dive deeper into gut matters and iron.

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21/06/2025

Which remedy do you take to prevent blistering and further tissue damage after a burn?

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