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Clear information for safer, more confident wellbeing choices.

Short articles featuring current evidence on healthy ageing, nutritional medicine, Western herbal medicine and lifestyle approaches, written to support the long-term health of general readers, not to replace personalised healthcare.

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A careful review of unbranded medicines, herbs and a medication list on a bright clinic table

Lynne's NHM ClinicEvidence-informed article · 4 min read

Herb–medicine safety

Can Herbs Interact with Blood Pressure Medicines?

Herbs and concentrated supplements can interact with blood pressure medicines by changing their effects or increasing the risk of unwanted reactions

A calm nutrition review setting with a food journal, simple foods and peppermint leaves

Lynne's NHM ClinicEvidence-informed article · 5 min read

Digestive wellbeing

Natural Support for Bloating: What Has Evidence?

Bloating can have many causes, and broad ‘gut health’ remedies are not always the best starting point. Reviewing symptom patterns, constipation, medicines and food triggers can help identify whether a structured dietary strategy

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Lynne's NHM ClinicEvidence-informed article · 4 min read

Menopause safety

Menopause Supplements: What to be Careful about

Menopause supplements vary widely in evidence, ingredients and safety. Product labels can be misleading when extracts, doses or duplicate ingredients differ, so it is important to review health history and possible medicine interactions

A nourishing balanced meal and practical meal-planning notes for healthy ageing after 60

Lynne's NHM ClinicEvidence-informed article · 4 min read

Healthy ageing nutrition

Healthy Ageing Nutrition After 60

Healthy ageing nutrition is about more than avoiding excess. Regular protein, varied nourishing foods, suitable fibre and fluids, and attention to calcium and vitamin D can support strength, recovery and independence when appetite or daily routines

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Lynne's NHM ClinicEvidence-informed article · 5 min read

Pain and everyday function

Pain Management: Where Can Natural Approaches Help?

Persistent pain has many possible causes. A useful plan starts with understanding the pain, then considers movement, pacing and other supports suited to the person and their existing healthcare

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Lynne's NHM ClinicEvidence-informed article · 5 min read

Environmental health evidence

Plastics and Cancer: What Does the Evidence Show?

Plastic particles, plastic ingredients and the chemicals used to manufacture plastics are different exposures. Understanding that distinction helps separate legitimate concerns from claims that everyday plastic use has been proven to cause cancer

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