Nutrition by Natalie

Nutrition by Natalie Nutritional Therapist

Simple things I do on the daily which are really the basics but sometimes get forgotten because of information overload ...
09/09/2026

Simple things I do on the daily which are really the basics but sometimes get forgotten because of information overload and new trends!

Something that I look at first with Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine is always sleep and rest! Don’t underestimate it.

These also help hormone regulation and stress resilience 👍

One simple tip for every client I see is to focus on blood sugar balance.If you’re not already doing this, give it a go ...
06/09/2026

One simple tip for every client I see is to focus on blood sugar balance.

If you’re not already doing this, give it a go this week and see how you feel.

Eating high glycaemic foods often I.e. simple carbs like bread, pasta, crackers, biscuits, rice, some fruits, sugar, honey.

Try swapping those out for a “healthier” option such as a whole grain like quinoa, buckwheat or a less processed wholemeal bread and try pairing your carbs with some fats, protein and fibre.

This could look like simply adding some avocado to your toast, or some nuts and seeds in Greek yoghurt with your fruit or some chicken and veg with rice.

Try not to have “naked” simple carbs. This helps slow the absorption of the sugars the carbohydrates breaks down into therefore helping the rollercoaster of events that follows potentially with your hormones.

Ever felt that “carb coma” after a heavy meal or heavy carb meal and felt pretty rubbish after?

Now I’m not saying you have to be perfect and never eat high glycaemic foods but it is really helpful to focus on daily and will help hormones overtime.

Drop me a DM saying “balance” to find out more

What do we do in Nutritional Therapy and how I can help you. Supporting hormones when symptoms are shouting something ne...
03/09/2026

What do we do in Nutritional Therapy and how I can help you.

Supporting hormones when symptoms are shouting something needs to be done. Digestive upset that’s been ongoing and needs some detective work 🕵️

Not only that, as an NT I support a wide variety of conditions including chronic one’s through evidence based nutrition and lifestyle medicine. Or you may be stuck and trying to lose weight or want help with nutrition for peak performance 💪

Drop me a DM saying support, I’d love help.

5 things I wholeheartedly believe in: 🥗 Variety matters — a diverse diet means you’re probably covering the bases nutrie...
28/08/2026

5 things I wholeheartedly believe in:

🥗 Variety matters — a diverse diet means you’re probably covering the bases nutrient wise but also feeds a diverse gut microbiome, and diversity is linked to better metabolic and immune health.

🥩 Meat is important for health — especially for women, who are more prone to iron deficiency than men, and heme iron (from meat) is far better absorbed than plant sources.

⚖️ Blood sugar balance is key — women’s blood sugar responses shift across the menstrual cycle, which is exactly why “one size fits all” eating advice falls short.

🍳 A good breakfast is better than none — skipping it is linked to poorer diet quality and more energy crashes later in the day. There are times in your cycle where skipping isn’t so bad but mostly I find it sets you up for the day and helps stabilise those hormones, especially if you’re suffering from hormone dysregulation.

💪 Strength training is essential — it’s one of the few things shown to protect bone density as oestrogen declines, it builds metabolically active muscle that improves blood sugar balance, and it’s linked to better mood and long-term health factors too.

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25/08/2026

Check out the link in my bio for my free guide.

Just some helpful hints of you’re struggling with energy levels but doing everything right.

01/07/2026

Common themes I see with busy women.

Obviously, I’m not saying start eating 2000 calories immediately, especially when you haven’t been eating enough for so long but just know, eating in this way long term will put strain on your body and of course your hormones and metabolism and you may start to see symptoms such as low energy, hormone related I.e. disrupted menstrual cycles, thyroid issues, poor exercise recovery)

Now don’t get me wrong a calorie deficit can work if your goal’s to change body composition, but not to as low as this!

Focusing on quality food and nourishment over calorie counting is a healthier way to fuel. Give your body what it deserves 💓

If this is something you relate to drop me a DM me NOURISH.

04/06/2026

Just re-introducing myself 👋 I’m a registered Nutritional Therapist which combines Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine approaches, looking at the body as a whole.

I’ve always been in to nutrition although I haven’t always had balanced lifestyle.

Through navigating my own hormone and gut health issues it gave me more interest in the nutritional therapy world and the root-cause approach functional medicine takes.

Now I enjoy teaching people how to nourish their body properly and that living with daily symptoms and exhaustion is not normal.

Follow my link in bio to find out more or book in an initial consultation.

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