Many people are unaware that the health issues they experience might originate from an unexpected source – their mouth. The connection between oral health and systemic conditions is increasingly recognised in medical research yet remains often overlooked in...
Want to improve your thyroid, gut health, and whole-body wellness? Just listen to my recent appearance on the Let’s Talk Thyroid podcast with host Annabel Bateman! This informative podcast episode provides practical tips to support your thyroid and overall...
In today’s episode, I am having as a special guest Professor Max Reynolds. Professor Reynolds, with over five decades of global experience in scientific research, business, and product development, is a distinguished figure in biotechnology. As the Managing...
Are you ready to take your oral health and well-being to the next level? At Dental Wellness, we’re excited to introduce our newest service – Guided Biofilm Therapy. Using the Swiss-made EMS Air-Flow, we carry out Guided Biofilm Therapy to address the...
In today’s episode, I am having a natter with Kimballe Robyzen. Kimballe is a naturopath, herbalist, nutritionist, iridologist & bioresonance practitioner. He specialises in prescribing & compounding personalised nutritional & herbal formulas...
In today’s episode, I am having a natter with Georgia Geminder (the founder of Gem Oral Care) about her probiotic toothpaste range and why it may benefit your oral health. Episode at-a-glance: 2:00 The Gem brand story. 4:08 Why avoiding toxic ingredients in...
There has always been much debate on the benefits of coconut oil. It has previously been thought of as a “bad fat” as it contains saturated fatty acids. However, several studies have shown that natural sources of saturated fats are not only not...
More than ever, building up and protecting your oral and immune health is essential. Your immune system is your body’s first line of defence against foreign infectious organisms, germs, allergens and more. The immune system comprises a vast network of cells,...
According to a recent survey in the US, dentists have seen an apparent rise in stress-related oral health conditions during the pandemic. In general, stress is perceived very differently from person to person. Not every trigger leads to the same reaction in everyone....
