by Sonya Reynolds | Jun 28, 2023 | Sonya Reynolds, Weight loss
Weightloss is a complex area and involves many drivers such as inflammation, poor sleep and stress. Have you ever noticed that your body weight stays relatively stable – if not a little higher than what we feel is comfortable? Most people in clinic say to me “If...
by Sonya Reynolds | Jun 20, 2023 | Menopause, Nutrition, Sonya Reynolds
Pain is a common and complex condition with chronic pain affecting in 1 in 5 Australians. Unfortunately pain medications, such as opioids, can be addictive. Plus, long term usage of Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as Nurofen carries the risk of...
by Sonya Reynolds | May 24, 2023 | Kids Health, Sonya Reynolds
How we used food as therapy for our daughter What first got me interested in Nutrition was that I really wanted to help people heal themselves and I never knew how much my knowledge would really come in to need for my family. My daughter was diagnosed with a sudden...
by Sonya Reynolds | Apr 14, 2023 | Immunity, Sonya Reynolds
Is the Flu Vaccine the only option? With the government promoting the flu vaccine and pharmacies offering it for the price of an entree at a restaurant, is there evidence for using the flu vaccination for flu prevention? And is there similar evidence available for...
by Sonya Reynolds | Feb 18, 2023 | Kids Health, Sonya Reynolds, Uncategorized, Weight loss
Did you know 30% of kids suffer with Constipation? Is your child finding it difficult to go to the toilet? When they go to the toilet do they do rabbit like poos? Do they go to the toilet LESS than 3 times a week? Then perhaps they have constipation, a condition I see...
by Sonya Reynolds | Dec 20, 2022 | Exhausted Mums, Get your Mojo back!, Gut Health, Menopause, Research, Sonya Reynolds, Weight loss
Do you need caffeine and sugar to give you energy? Does your belly swell up as soon as you eat something ‘you shouldn’t have’? Then perhaps you have a food intolerance. When we eat foods our bodies can’t tolerate, it triggers an inflammatory process that starts in...
