Healthy Eating for Fertility
30 August 2017 by Donna Larcom
Your pre-conception health can have a big impact on your fertility outcome.
Lingual Neuro Testing
2 May 2017 by Leanne Scott
What is this "Functional Evaluation" and "Lingual Neuro Testing" that Nutritional Therapy Practitioners talk about?
The Hormone Orchestra
10 January 2017 by Terri Cheyne
Blood sugar regulation, a fundamental and vital role for hormone health.
A is for Acid
7 December 2016 by Rob Jones
I'm talking about stomach acid! It's your first line of defence from all those outside nasties that we put inside our bodies along with the food we eat.
Health is in Your Own Backyard
24 October 2016 by Leanne Scott
Many of us search the world to find those that can help us achieve the health that we desire, yet few of us realise that the ability to achieve health awaits us in our own 'backyard'.
The Power of Habits
17 October 2016 by Thomas Kohut
You may have heard that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, expecting a different result. Why do we do this to ourselves? When it comes to diet, we definitely need to break habits.
Why You Need To Chew
14 October 2016 by Thomas Kohut
Can you remember being told to slow down and chew your food? How irritating! Life's too short to spend time masticating your dinner. But what if your life depended on it?
Lunchbox Strategies
1 October 2016 by Leanne Scott
As we head back for another school term, the biggest obstacle to achieving healthy lunches is finding healthy food that our loved ones look forward to eating.
How to Stay Positive When You're Struggling With Fatigue
25 September 2016 by Fran Dargaville
A little bit of self-care goes a long way for your self-worth and mindset. Here's how to do it .
Understanding the Physiology of the Functional Evaluation
18 September 2016 by Leanne Scott
NTA's Nutritional Therapy Practitioners use the body's innate intelligence to assess their client's needs. What exactly is it?
The Hallway of Life
12 September 2016 by Morgan Allan
Are you ageing or deteriorating? Because ageing should not be a progression toward disease.
The Overlooked Epidemic Of Male Menopause
6 September 2016 by Leanne Scott
Is male menopause simply a part of the ageing process? Or is loss of sex drive, strength, energy and enthusiasm for life preventable?
Out of the Blue
30 August 2016 by Leanne Scott
Think that injuries requiring anti-inflammatories, pain killers, cortisone and physiotherapy are just part of life? Here's a different perspective for you.
Why is Blood Sugar Regulation Critical?
5 February 2016 by Cush Reid
You won't enjoy optimal health without it! Dysregulation disrupts all aspects of human physiology e.g. energy; integrity of tissues in every organ and blood vessel; hormonal balance; and brain health.
Are you optimising your health or waiting for disease?
11 January 2016 by Leanne Scott
It's the start of a New Year - a great time for an annual health check up right? Off you go to the Doctor and say "Doc give me the full work up!". But then your results come back and everything is "normal"... but is it? Do you feel "normal"?
Happy healthy holidays!
23 December 2015 by Leanne Scott
Tips to help you survive the temptations of festive feasts.
What is Cholesterol
1 December 2015 by Ilse Barnardt
Inflammation and high cholesterol can be effectively managed through nutritional therapy.
Digestion 101
10 November 2015 by Fran Dargaville
Digestion. Not the most appetising dinnertime conversation. We don’t talk about it often, but so many of us suffer from the ill effects of digestive dysfunction.
Natural Ways to Manage Pain
27 October 2015 by Morgan Allan
Do anti-inflammatory pain killers work for you? Here's why.
My Battle with Ulcerative Coltis
18 October 2015 by Mick Wilson
Inflammatory bowel disease is on the increase throughout the world, with the potential to become a global epidemic. The worst thing you can do is ignore it.
Get Active With Your Health
28 September 2015 by Leanne Scott
Don't let 'little' health concerns turn into big ones by ignoring their warning signs.
Why I became an NTP
16 September 2015 by Leanne Scott
We've all heard the phrase 'you are what you eat'. How about 'you feel what you eat?' or 'your children are what you eat?' Get ready to learn about the awesome power of food!
Low Fat Diet – Healthy Right?
9 August 2015 by Carey Purse
Is our low fat phobia really keeping us healthy inside and out?
Our Contributors
Donna Larcom
Donna Larcom, NTP, is part of the Pure Core Nourishment team and specialises in-house clinical functional testing and bio-individualised nutrition.
Terri Cheyne
Terri is an NTP, Registered Nurse and Reiki practitioner. She takes a multi-dimensional approach to working with clients and can be found at https://www.terricheyne.com/
Rob Jones
Rob Jones, NTP graduate of 2016 is originally from Manchester and has a marketing role with the Natural Therapy Industry across Australia, NZ and the UK, for which he intends to apply his newfound knowledge of functional nutrition.
Thomas Kohut
Thomas is a student of the NTA with a special interest in soil biology. He plans to help people with severe Ulcerative Colitis make the same remarkable recovery through nutrition. Watch this space!
Cush Reid
Cush is a graduate of NTA Australia's Class of 2015. She is a Naturopath and Body Talk Practitioner with a clinic in Wellington, New Zealand. Cush works with remote clients, and you can find her at www.cushreid.co.nz
Ilse Barnardt
Ilse is a graduate of NTA Australia's Class of 2015. She lives in Emerald and is passionate about health and nutrition. Find her at balancedbodiesnutritionaltherapy.com.au
Shelley Gawith
Shelley is a graduate of NTA Australia's Class of 2015. She runs a busy practice in New Zealand and can be found at shelleygawith.com
Morgan Allan
Morgan is a graduate of NTA Australia's Class of 2015. From North Queensland, she is part of the team at Pure Core Nourishment in Townsville.
Kerrie Martin
Kerrie is a graduate of NTA Australia's Class of 2015. She combines energetic healing modalities with Nutritional Therapy and resides in Canberra.
Mick Wilson
Mick Wilson is a graduate of NTA Australia's Clas of 2015. He resides in North Queensland and is looking forward to helping people understand ulcerative colitis and how to manage it.
Fran Dargaville
Fran is a graduate of NTA Australia's Class of 2015. She has a passion for health, fitness, and wellness, always trying to find the next challenge.
www.nourishmentunrefined.com
Leanne Scott
Leanne is a very busy certified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and Integrative Health Coach. She hopes to change the health of the future generations through loving support and knowledge, which is why she has brought the NTA to Australia & New Zealand. Find Leanne at www.purecorenourishment.com.au
Carey Purse
Carey is a graduate of NTA's first class in Australia. She resides in North Queensland and is part of the team of Nutritional Therapy Practitioners at Core Nourishment in Townsville.
