Tribulus has also been shown to increases libido in women, particularly in postmenopausal women, indicating an increase in testosterone levels, and to reduce the severity of the symptoms of menopause.

We explore the healing powers of fennel for digestion, alleviating menopausal symptoms and improving respiratory function.

Our resident holistic health expert explores one patient’s battle with insomnia and a natural approach to insomnia treatment.

A favoured Ayurvedic medicine, today research is showing the wide-ranging therapeutic potential of gotu kola, from supporting memory to reducing risk of blood clots.

This traditional fermented Korean food made from wombok has a wide array of health benefits.

Resveratrol is a substance naturally found in plants that has a variety of health benefits when taken as a supplement by humans.

Our resident holistic health expert Dr Karen Bridgman explores one patient’s diagnosis of skin cancer from diagnosis to treatment.

The use of vinegars generally, and apple-cider vinegar in particular, as a condiment and food ingredient spans thousands of years across many cultures. Today we use it for everything from blood sugar and weight control to cholesterol management.

Pain is a complex physical phenomenon that is intimately bound with emotions and mental states. When pain becomes chronic the consequences are far-reaching and profound. You don’t have to just mask pain though, as there are gentle yet powerful natural approaches that have proven positive effects in relieving chronic pain.

Sumac has a long history of medicinal use and is particularly powerful as a digestion and heart healer.

It’s been an unpredictable year, with many ups and downs and depression rates are three times higher than before the pandemic. Here, we take a look at one woman’s journey to a healthier mind. With the challenges we have had, mental health has become an ever-increasing issue for many people, young and old alike. According […]

Rhodiola rosea goes by many names including rhodiola, golden root, rose root and Aaron’s rod. It has a long history of use as an adaptogen and may help in conditions such as “burnout syndrome”.