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stress

Practical advice, insights and news from across Walnut Grove Clinic and Walnut Grove Studio.
17th November, 2022

How to reduce stress with supplements

By Zara Ford

Stress awareness day is coming up and there are so many articles written about stress and how to manage it. It is a massive subject and very individual but cortisol...

17th November, 2022

Prebiotics, Probiotics, Microbiomes – What does it all mean?

By Zara Ford

We are not alone! The average human body contains approximately 30-40 trillion cells, but also about 40 trillion microorganisms including bacteria, fungi and viruses. In fact, there are so many...

17th October, 2022

Trigeminal neuralgia – Can anything be done?

By Zara Ford

The trigeminal nerve is the 5th cranial nerve and has 3 branches – Ophthalmic (top), maxillary (middle) and mandibular (bottom), see the diagram below. The sensory nucleus is in the...

17th September, 2022

Beating migraine naturally

By Zara Ford

Migraine is a leading cause of disability worldwide, and in the UK alone, some 86 million workdays are lost to the condition every year. Besides severe headaches, symptoms also include...

29th July, 2022

CBD Oil – what are the benefits?

By Zara Ford

CBD is a buzzword at the moment and I am sure you have heard about it in connection with chronic pain and treating kids with terrible epilepsy. The endocannabinoid system...

29th July, 2022

Psoriasis – Can you help your symptoms with a natural approach?

By Zara Ford

Psoriasis is thought to be caused by an over-responsive immune system. When the immune system functions properly, a highly complex collection of processes work together as our first line of...

20th May, 2022

Asthma

By Zara Ford

Alongside medication and a proper treatment plan, home remedies for asthma can play an important role in keeping symptoms under control. Remedies range from simply identifying triggers to making various...

20th April, 2022

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

By Zara Ford

I think this is something most of us have heard of and up to one third of the population suffer symptoms at times. It is the most common disorder of...

17th February, 2022

Tinnitus – Searching for the sound of silence

By Zara Ford

Tinnitus, or ‘ringing in the ears,’ is the phenomenon of hearing phantom noises in your ears that are not from an external source. It has a wide range of presentations,...

20th January, 2022

Sleep – Essential To Wellbeing

By Zara Ford

The 3rd of January was the festival of sleep day. There is a reason why they use sleep deprivation for an effective torture method – it’s because it’s essential for...

16th December, 2021

Long Covid

By Zara Ford

On September 8th 2021 it was World Physiotherapy Day, which celebrates the work that physiotherapists across the world do to help their patients on their healthcare journey. This year’s topic...

16th December, 2021

Touch Starvation

By Zara Ford

Touch Starvation – what it means to us as humans Humans are largely social beings, and some research suggests that many people feel comfort, security, and satisfaction from physical contact. Deprivation...