Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a chronic skin condition characterized by red, inflamed, and itchy patches of skin. It can be a persistent and often debilitating issue, especially for women in their mid-twenties to fifties who juggle numerous responsibilities and are conscious of their appearance. As a nutritionist specializing in skin health, I have seen firsthand how certain dietary choices can significantly impact eczema symptoms. Let's explore some common nutritional triggers and the scientific evidence behind them.

Discover how nutrition impacts your skin health and learn two essential nutrition tips to enhance your skin's radiance and vitality.

Discover how nutrition impacts your skin health and learn two essential nutrition tips to enhance your skin's radiance and vitality.

Our gut health plays a vital role in determining the condition of our skin. In this blog post, we'll explore the fascinating gut-skin connection and provide you with three actionable tips to improve your gut health and, consequently, enhance your skin's health and appearance.

Perimenopause is a transitional period that marks the transition into menopause.  It usually begins in our late 30s or early 40s and can last up to ten years. During this time, our bodies go through many changes, including fluctuations in hormones that can cause anxiety and other symptoms. So let’s explore why so many of us experience anxiety during perimenopause and how nutrition and yoga can potentially help reduce the severity for us.

Yoga has been identified as a great resource that can help reduce some of the symptoms associated with perimenopause

More women are considering cutting down their meat consumption or going plant-based as a way to improve their health. Considering a plant-based diet emphasises whole foods, there are several benefits to adding more plants to your diet.

There is a range of different resources available to women going through perimenopause, and diet is one of them. One of the main foods that get mentioned a lot when you bring up perimenopause and diet is soy.

Our bodies need carbohydrates to function optimally. The important thing is to make sure we eat mostly complex carbohydrates.