Archive for the ‘Detox’ Category

The True Power of Good Nutrition – Case Study October 2007

Monday, October 1st, 2007

This month’s case study is ‘Clare’ — who came to the Clinic because of fibroids

Clare’s story:

I was first diagnosed with a fibroid in 2006 and although it wasn’t causing painful or heavy periods, it did cause general abdominal/pelvic tenderness. I also knew it wasn’t natural to have a large mass within the uterus and it could possibly interfere with my fertility.

My initial scan revealed that the fibroid was the size of a 16 week foetus which was quite shocking. I also had a small cyst on my right ovary. My consultant suggested that I should have a hysterectomy straight away but I felt very strongly that I didn’t want to go down this route, particularly because I hadn’t had children.

I researched Fibroids on the internet and came across The Dr Marilyn Glenville Clinic and I downloaded a chapter on Fibroids. It was so useful because it the chapter was broken down into what fibroids are and the factors which cause the condition and what the medical and natural treatment options are. Rather than trying to follow the advice by myself I decided to …

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Nutritional spotlight: celery

Monday, October 1st, 2007

In Chinese Traditional Medicine, celery is used as a cure for hypertension. It is now known that celery contains phytochemical compounds called phthalides, which not only give it its flavour but have also been shown to lower blood pressure. In lab tests, when animals were injected with 3-n-butylphthalide (3nB) extracts from celery, their blood pressure fell by 12-14%.

Studies in vitro and in animals have also shown that 3nB can lower blood cholesterol levels and reduce the formation of the arterial plaques which can result in cardiovascular disease. In animal studies, 3nB has also been found to help prevent …

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Quick Tip: Jeans too tight?

Friday, June 1st, 2007

Dandelion tea is a great way to detoxIf you’ve been drinking a lot of cozy hot chocolates in the winter months and now your jeans are too tight try making a cup of dandelion tea instead.

Spring is dandelion season so make the most of its cleansing properties which are great for flushing out your system leaving you feeling more alert. Wonderful for improving liver function too.