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JUL

2021

A kaleidoscope of emotions: June 2021 update

Tags : connection, consultations, kindness, Melbourne, selfcare, soup, waitlist, welcome back

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Mid-winter finds me, along with the rest of Greater Sydney, back in lockdown. It’s a familiar kaleidoscope of emotions. As we go into week three the uncertainty, disappointment and anxiety begins to give way to boredom and irritation. It’s times like this that test our...

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JUL

2021

Mid-winter selfcare

Posted By : Gill Stannard

Tags : blue light, dehydration, dry skin winter, hygge, pets health, pomodoro technique, vitamin D, winter cooking

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You don’t need to be locked down to feel locked in at this time of year! Here’s a few health and lifestyle tips for a healthier winter. Keep taking Vitamin D. With shorter days and minimal sun on our skin, this nutrient provides essential immune support. Remember caffeine can...

JUL

2021

Herbal ethics with Sue Evans

Posted By : Gill Stannard

Tags : environment, ethics, herbal ethics, how to be a sustainable naturopath, suppy chains, sustainability

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If you’re a practitioner working from home and missing face-to-face opportunities to catch up with colleagues, it’s a great idea in touch with other practitioners. A direct message, phone or Zoom call to debrief is important now more than ever. And fun! One silver lining of these...

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JUL

2021

Recipe: cauliflower and red lentil soup

Posted By : Gill Stannard

Tags : cauliflower, easy recipes, healthy, lentils, soup, turmeric, vegetarian, Winter

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So easy and tasty, enjoy the latest soup in my repertoire. The red lentils dissolve to the point the fussiest legumophobe is unlikely to notice. Cauliflower and red lentil soup 1 tablespoon olive (or preferred vegetable) oil 1 large brown onion, diced 2 cloves garlic,...

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JUL

2021

Gout: a trigger and a remedy you probably don’t know about

Posted By : Gill Stannard

Tags : agave, arthritis, cherry, cherry juice, gout, hfcs, high fructose corn syrup, inflammation

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If you have gout, you probably already know about follow the low-purine diet and the other standard advice from your doctor. But if you have this incredibly painful condition, there are two common foods that you can help you prevent gout or reduce a flare up. A common...

JUN

2021

Physician heal thyself

Posted By : Gill Stannard

Tags : allied health, herbalist, naturopath, nutritionist, physician heal thyself, self-care, small business mentor, wellness business

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“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the...

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JUN

2021

June 2021 update

Posted By : Gill Stannard

Tags : health, Inner West, Sydney, wellbeing, Winter

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How are you going? It’s hard to imagine it’s been 15 months since the first Australian states went into lockdown. Even harder for anyone outside of Victoria to comprehend the emotional and financial impact of enduring their fourth one. If this has been traumatic or you’d like...

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JUN

2021

When did you last have your blood pressure taken?

Posted By : Gill Stannard

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One of the downsides of online consultations is not being able to do all the usual hand on observations. Fortunately, automated home sphygmomanometers (‘sphygmo’ for short, the gizmo that measures systolic and diastolic blood pressure) are increasingly affordable and accurat...

JUN

2021

Mandarin infused tamari

Posted By : Gill Stannard

Tags : citrus, condiment, dried peel, food hacks, mandarin, soy sauce, stir fry, tamari, zero waste, zero waste cooking

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This is the simplest recipe ever! The toughest part is waiting for it to mature. While mandarins are in season, save some of the peel and dry it naturally in a sunny spot. This will take a few day. Choose a jar (or widemouthed bottle) that will fit the peel and...

MAY

2021

May update: acceptance

Posted By : Gill Stannard

Tags : Australia, autumn, beach, fall, HAES, herbalist, swimming, vitamin D, whales

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Seasonal health Autumn has settled in. Traditionally this heralds the beginning of the cold and flu season. The 2020 season was historically low, due to the preventative powers of social distancing, hand washing and mask wearing. We stayed at home, avoiding the commute to work...

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Articles

A kaleidoscope of emotions: June 2021 update

Mid-winter selfcare

Herbal ethics with Sue Evans

Recipe: cauliflower and red lentil soup

Gout: a trigger and a remedy you probably don’t know about

Physician heal thyself

June 2021 update

When did you last have your blood pressure taken?

Mandarin infused tamari

May update: acceptance

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