Our latest news and nutritional information written by our highly experienced nutritionists here at Glenville Nutrition Clinic.
How To Improve Your Cholesterol Levels
October marks National Cholesterol month, which reminds us of the importance of managing our cholesterol levels to maintain a healthy heart…
Dr Glenville Talks About The BBC Panorama Menopause HRT Crisis
The thought-provoking BBC Panorama programme on the Menopause Industry has uncovered some frightening information…
New Drug To Stop Hot Flushes
A new menopause drug has been approved in the US since May (2023) and it is thought that it could be approved in the UK by the end of the year.
Omega 3 Supplements and Atrial Fibrillation
A recent report, as carried in the British Medical Journal has suggested that taking Omega 3 supplements can increase your chance of Atrial Fibrillation.
Natural remedies to improve aches and pains
Read up on natural remedies to consider that will help soothe aches and pains – without the side effects of medication.
Your Summer Fertility Plan
If you’re wanting to start a family in the next few months you’re not alone. Experts say summer is a boom time as sunshine boosts mood and libido.
How To Eat Healthily On A Budget
The key to planning and creating healthy meals on a limited budget is good forward planning.
The Beat Hay Fever Diet
Did you know that the food you eat may be increasing your risk of these hayfever symptoms? Read today’s blog to learn more.
Use natural remedies to improve irregular periods
Read how improved diet and lifestyle can help encourage regular periods.
Read Katy’s story on Painful Periods
Katy’s story is a great example of how powerful nutrition can be in actually addressing the underlying cause, rather than just treating the symptoms.
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) may reduce dementia risk in women.
New research has found hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can be linked with better brain health and cognition among women with a high genetic risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Continue reading to hear all about Dr Marilyn Glenville’s opinions on the topic.
Using Foods To Help The Transition Of The Menopause
The menopause is a natural event in a woman’s life and you can use foods that Nature provides us in order to help you go through this transition easily and comfortably, controlling many of the symptoms of the menopause including hot flushes, night sweats, dry hair and skin, tiredness, memory loss, mood swings, aching joints and also weight gain.
Menopause Is Not An Illness It Is A Natural Event
Women in many cultures do not experience menopause as a crisis demanding medical intervention. Many of them simply do not suffer the physical and emotional symptoms that women in the West are programmed to accept as inevitable. A time when the emphasis shifts away from doing the chores, working in the fields, to the role of lawmaker and counsellor to younger couples, where maturity and experience make a significant and valuable contribution to the family and society.
Why Is Vitamin D Crucial For Brain Health?
We have known for many years that Vitamin D is important for bone health and in the prevention of osteoporosis. However, it is only in recent years that we have realised how important this nutrient is for general health and, particularly, for brain health. Here are just some of the main benefits of vitamin D
Phytonutrients – And Their Importance For Hormone Health
Phytoestrogens (phyto meaning ‘plant’) are substances that occur naturally in foods and they have a very interesting effect on our hormones.
Find Out How Your Brain Works And Prevent Dementia
The terms dementia and Alzheimer’s are often used interchangeably but dementia is actually an umbrella term for up to 100 different types of disease, of which Alzheimer’ is just one of them. What’s more, a person can suffer from more than one form of dementia at any one time and that’s because our brain – though all connected – has different parts which all serve different functions.
Health Facts That You May Not Know…
With food intolerances (also known as a food sensitivities) once you have identified what you are reacting to and eliminated it, basically giving your digestive system a ‘break’ to improve your digestive health, then it is likely that you can then go back to eating those foods in moderation.
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