It’s that time of year again isn’t it – snotty noses, headaches, sore throats – it’s enough to want to make you sneeze. As a midwife, you're often in contact with little kids and families, and you're vulnerable to catching bacteria and viruses, especially during winter. Chinese medicine can help prevent those cold-weather Read More >
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Overcoming a Winter Cough, Cold or Flu with Chinese Medicine – 6 Steps to Keep the Bugs at Bay
June 24, 2015 by Leave a Comment
Recipe: Pumpkin & Fennel Soup
September 8, 2014 by
This soup can be made quickly or quite slowly – if you have a slow cooker then that is definitely better as you'll get more nutrients out of the bones. Slow-cooked bone and veggie soup is incredibly nourishing for your Kidney energy, which is drained when you are attending mothers during birth or at any other time for long Read More >
What does ‘a picture of health’ really mean?
July 16, 2014 by
It’s much more than merely the absence of disease. Read through each of these to see how you fare. As a midwife, you are tending to women all through the night when naturally you should be resting. This does interfere with your hormones, your energy, your emotions and much more. As a profession, midwifery demands Read More >