Natural Nutrition

Natural Nutrition is an effective therapy which encompasses not only diet and nutrition, but also homoeopathic philosophy, naturopathic techniques and the energy cycles of nature. Unlike, allopathy which encourages the use of herbs, remedies and supplements to treat symptoms, Natural Nutrition is holistic and it works energetically.

Supplements given in an allopathic manner may cause suppression and additional stress to the body which may interfere with assimilation. Natural Nutrition aims to prepare and then nourish the body with the most appropriate fresh foods to promote healing and good health. 

The body may also become stressed as a result of mental/emotional demands or by physical/environmental agents such as vaccinations, pharmaceuticals, chemicals and environmental pollutants which may lead to suppression or toxicity.

Internally or externally generated stress reduces the body’s response to the cycles of nature leading to dehydration, further stress and declining health. For healing to take place the diet must be changed and naturopathic techniques employed so that cells of the body may become hydrated and function at optimum levels allowing elimination of any toxins.

The Natural Nutrition therapist aims to empower patients to take control of their health and then support them through their healing process. Using diet and naturopathy the healer helps the patient respond to natural influences of the moon phases, seasonal changes, equinoxes and solstices to aid cleansing and healing. And by working with the rhythms of the universe it ensures that essential nutrients are supplied by the correct foods to promote healing and optimum health.

Natural Nutrition therefore differs considerably from regular Nutrition and incorporates different practitioner skills as well as healing at a profound level.

It addresses most conditions, but is especially helpful in cases of anxiety, low energy, poor immunity, allergies, thrush, cystitis, women’s problems, IBS, insomnia, depression and skin problems.