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  Welcome to our latest news. In this issue we tell you about our naturopathic nutrition service along with giving your some pointers on how to keep your blood cholesterol levels healthy. Also, we have some good news about The Detox Cookbook and The Eat Well Cookbook.
The cold virus is starting to circulate through the community and we want you to remember that your first stop for help can be with us as soon as you start getting symptoms. We have naturopathic medicines to reduce the severity and duration of a cold. If you haven't succumbed already, why don't you come and see us for preventative help? It's far better to prevent catching a cold or the flu in the first place and that's where naturopathic medicine is brilliant!
Happy reading and keep healthy!
Jan & Pamela
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Therapy - Naturopathic Nutrition |  Naturopathic Nutrition integrates scientific based nutrition with the principles of naturopathic medicine. The therapy is a holistic approach to health including the use of health and lifestyle counselling, diet advice and the use of appropriate nutritional supplementation.
Detoxification programmes are often recommended to clients to get them on the right track before treatment of other conditions begins. Often a good well-balanced detox will improve symptoms without any other treatment. One of the other most important ways to improve health through the use of naturopathic nutrition is to assess and treat digestive problems. A healthy body begins with a health digestive system.
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e-Books |   Jan is very excited because her books, The Detox Cookbook and The Eat Well Cookbook have been made into e-books that can be bought online. Both books have won international awards and many happy readers have reported time after time how much they enjoy the fabulous food and helpful information both contain. You'll find more information here.
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Your Guide - Cholesterol |
 Heart disease is one disease you don't want to ignore and statistics are showing that heart disease is still up there in the list of major causes of death in Australia.
The first risk factor health professionals look at is your lipid profile - in simple terms the quantity of cholesterol and specific fats in your blood. Another risk factor that cluey health professionals check is your homocysteine levels. Homocysteine is a normal by-product of various functions in your body. However, when it is raised, it indicates that all is not well. A raised homocysteine level is associated with a greater risk of heart disease. Make sure you ask Jan or Pamela, or your GP, to send you for a lipid profile test and a homocysteine test to get the full picture. more |
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