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  • 7 Reasons Why Keto is Probably Not For You

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    Ketogenic diets have become popular and are actually the choice diet for many functional health practitioners. They have many documented benefits for neurological conditions such as epilepsy and Alzheimer's and can be used successfully to address weight issues in some people. I am sure there are people out there who have improved their glucose tolerance and lost weight by significantly reducing carb intake and increasing fat intake to 60-70% of their diet. However this has not been my personal experience or that of my clients.

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  • Hormones Reset Program

    Hormones Reset Program

    Do you feel like you are a slave to your hormones? Many women I see in clinic suffer from hormonal dysregulation and the effects of this are far reaching. Hormones dictate your mood, weight, energy and sleep and when they are dysregulated, women will often experience: stubborn weight gain bloating and indigestion or food intolerances periods with pain, heavy flow, irregularity mood issues that range from irritability to turning into a 'monster' that is impossible to be around with depression and anxiety that can last for up to 2 weeks of the month frequent waking at night or insomnia sugar and/or salt food cravings that are impossible to control hair loss fatigue that creates dependency on caffeine and alcohol low libido memory and attention problems frequent stress

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  • The Real Reasons Paleo Works

    The Real Reason Paleo Works

    Paleo has got a lot of press- most of it negative. It has even reached mainstream TV (thanks to Pete Evans:). Paleo has come under a lot of criticism in the media recently and much misinformation is being spread both by popular media as well as conventional doctors and researchers.

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  • Keto? Paleo? GAPS? AIP? How do I know which diet is right for me?

    How do I know which diet is right for me?

    This question is so pervasive today and seems to be almost un-answerable. There are many diverse philosophies when it comes to a dietary strategy and each one claims to be the best. From paleo to vegan, low carb high fat, vegetarian, fodmaps, weight watchers, blood type, ketogenic, gluten free, the list goes on and on.

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  • Pyroluria – the Stress Disorder

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    Sydney Clinical Nutritionist -Maria Allerton regularly tests for Pyrolles in clinic in order to use this valuable marker to address her clients' metabolic, gut and mental health. Success with hundreds of clients with Pyroluria with her personalised approach. No 'same compounded formula' for everyone.

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  • Why and How I Quit Coffee

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    So I thought I should write a book 'I Quit Coffee'! It would be a best seller, for sure, just like the 'I quit sugar' by Sarah Wilson. Except I don't think it would sell as well. Not at all. Unfortunately..... Because we are all completely on board with the concept of 'sugar is bad for you' and more and more people are trying to beat their sugar addictions. There is unanimous agreement that sugar is not helpful. However, there is no such consensus on coffee. In fact, most people believe that coffee is good for you. Great in fact! It gives you energy, it has antioxidants and some studies show it can even help you lose weight!! (those I think most definitely funded by the coffee

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  • Buckwheat – the amazing real food (and not a grain!)

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    A few attendees at my recent workshops have asked about buckwheat so I thought it needs a post of its own as it's a pretty special food! I grew up with buckwheat and have found it astounding that it is relatively unknown in Australia. In Russian it's called 'grechka' meaning 'of Greek origin', so quite probably it came to Eastern Europe from Greece, although historically it was widely cultivated in China. This amazing plant is a seed and a relative of rhubarb and sorrel (officially classified as a fruit). Despite the English name for it, it has nothing to do with wheat and is completely gluten free. Buckwheat nutritional benefits It's a great carbohydrate source without the insulin impact. It is very filling. Studies show that it can benefit in management of diabetes,

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