INTO Health Nutrition in Liverpool, New South Wales | Nutritionist

INTO Health Nutrition

Locality: Liverpool, New South Wales

Phone: +61 402 125 128

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Medical and health
• Alternative & holistic health service
• Nutritionist

25.01.2022 What a lovely 1st day of spring it was. I hope you spent it outdoors topping up your stores of Vitamin D "the sunshine vitamin" . Studies show that vitamin D status drops during the winter months as we are more indoors and it is harder to get enough UVB light.

25.01.2022 Open day today at BeYourBest PT STUDIO OPEN WEEK. Come and say hi and try our home made Kombucha. Happy Sunday.

24.01.2022 Building a strong immune system allows your bodys department of defence to battle against the viruses and bacteria we are exposed to on a daily basis. Howev...er, there are times when invaders breakthrough this defence system and we get an infection. Thankfully, a number of key natural ingredients, when taken at the first sign of illness, can assist the immune system in fighting the battle and prevent it from recurring. If you are concerned about your immune resilience, book in to see your Natural Healthcare Practitioner who can provide a personalised plan to get you out of bed and back to doing the things you love. To find a Metagenics Practitioner, head to https://www.metagenics.com.au/FindAPractitioner

23.01.2022 Buckwheat is a type of seed. Despite having 'wheat' in its name, it is not a grain . So if you are avoiding grains or gluten, in addition to fruit and root vegetables as sources of good carbs you can add buckwheat. Here is a nice buckwheat bread recipe by Silvana's Kitchen.

23.01.2022 Cabbage is an often overlooked vegetable, but with its dense nutrient content, it shouldn't be! Kimchi, sauerkraut and coleslaw are a few great ways for patients to get more cabbage, and Vitamin C, in their diets. #InSeasonNow

22.01.2022 When you’re faced with an infection that your immune system is struggling to overcome, antibiotics can be lifesavers. However, overusing antibiotics is a seriou...s problem. Scientific research has shown that antibiotics disrupt your microbiome and cause changes that can last for at least four years!! Why? Because antibiotics don’t just target bacteria that cause infections they also damage your native commensals (the good bacteria in your gut!). If you do need to antibiotics, it’s important to understand how they can affect your body, and how to minimise the side effects associated with them. Head to our blog article here - https://blog.metagenics.com.au/antibiotics-and-probiotics-/ to read 5 quick facts about antibiotics, and what you can do to reduce your risk of microbiome disruption and side effects! See more

18.01.2022 A study showed that a more 'heart healthy' diet is one low in sugar, not saturated fat.

18.01.2022 So, how is it that our diet can be involved with mood changes and with depression, you may wonder. The research is showing possitive outcomes, symptom reduction with dietary changes. We are finding that depression is associated with chronic inflammation. Poor diet can increase inflammation ... while a healthy diet can help reduce inflammation.... What's good about diet, is that it is within our power to make that change. It can be a great adjunct to any other treatment strategy. If you need support, guidance, dietary advice, or a specific meal plan, feel free to reach out to us at intohealthnutrition.com.au

17.01.2022 Improve your gut health by increasing your fibre intake by adding some of these foods to your shoping list this weekend.

17.01.2022 As we continue to be affected by bushfires, the air quality in many parts of NSW has soared well beyond hazardous levels, with the potential to aggravate existi...ng respiratory or other inflammatory conditions. Bushfire smoke contains numerous toxic particles, yet thankfully there are some simple steps that anyone can take to reduce the effects of smoke stress. Talk to your natural health practitioner to find out if supplements are right for you.

16.01.2022 Feel the flower power. Bach flowers workshop this Saturday 1pm at Liverpool Library.

16.01.2022 Quick and easy one pot dinner idea. Braised turkey thigh with veggies: sweet potatos potatos & broccoli . The trick is to add root vegetables in last 20 min and in last 7-8 min so they are not overcooked. Turkey is a good source of protein especially high in amino acid tryptophan, as a precurser of melatonin, it can help induce sleep.

15.01.2022 Eating blueberries every day improves heart health. Key message: one cup per day reduces risk factors for cardiovascular disease by up to 15%.

14.01.2022 This group of cruciferous vegetables are particularly beneficial for our health. Phytochemicals within these plants can potentially prevent DNA damage in addition to having many other benefits.

14.01.2022 Prunes vs Psyllium The researchers compared the two and recommend prunes as a first-line treatment for mild to moderate constipation. If you suffer from chronic constipation and are unsure of the right treatment, we can assist with more specific individualised recommendations.... Posthttps://badgut.org/information-centre/a-z-digestive-topics/prunes-vs-psyllium/

13.01.2022 Struggling to sleep? While sleep can often seem elusive when you're stressed, it's key to maintaining your mental and physical wellbeing. Stress can greatly a...ffect sleep -- making it important to prioritise practicing healthy sleep habits! Make a ritual of your bedtime routine with these five tips to help you slip off to the Land of Nod tonight... See more

13.01.2022 Nutrition session with members of Fernwood Fitness Wetherill Park last night. The group is doing a 6 week challenge and wanted some support with nutitional fundamentals with a focus on weight (fat) loss. Great to see an enthusiastic group of ladies ready to make some changes and improve their health and wellbeing.

12.01.2022 A great way to start a day energised, hydrated and with stomach primed for digestion. Lemon, ginger and honey mix in a glass of warm water can be really beneficial for many people with sluggish digestion, poor immunity and poor circulation and much more. Lemon is a good source of vitamin C which can help increase Iron absorption. Lemon water can stabilise your appetite by preventing spikes in hunger due to its blood sugar balancing pectin (a type of soluable fibre) Lem...on contains bioflavanoids that can protect your cells. Ginger is a warming digestive stimulant that can help improve sluggish digestion. Ginger is also a good anti-inflammatory, helping quench those inflamed joints. Ginger can also stimulate circulation, get the blood flowing to those cold hands and feet. Honey in particular Manuka honey is a great antimicrobial helping prevent cold and flu infections. In combination, they make a healthy & tasty drink.

11.01.2022 National Diabetes Week is held in July each year and is an opportunity for Diabetes Australia to increase awareness of Diabetes Research. 'Take Diabetes 2 Heart...' is one of their current campaigns, as too many Australians with type 2 diabetes are in a bad relationship with their heart. Nearly two-thirds of people with type 2 diabetes don't know that heart disease is the number one cause of death for people with type 2 diabetes. This initiative is about inspiring people who have diabetes, and the people who love them, to take positive steps to better heart health. The following tips are a great place to start to take better care of your heart! Natural Health Practitioners are best placed to help you take care of your heart. Find one near you https://bit.ly/2jAZWXx #takediabetes2heart #type2diabetes #NDW2019 #Naturalmedicine #Naturalhealth

11.01.2022 Fun Foodie Fact: Although commonly associated with New Zealand, kiwifruit actually originates from China, and was formerly known as Chinese gooseberry! This edi...ble berry packs a punch, containing more Vitamin C than an average orange. In fact, one kiwifruit provides over 200% of the Recommended Dietary Intake, depending on the variety. #InSeasonNow See more

11.01.2022 Can't stop the constant chatter and worry in your head, even though you know you just need to relax and get a good night sleep so you can face the next day's challenges. Did you know that there is a Bach flower that may help you silence these unhelpful thoughts? Join us this Saturday 1pm at Liverpool library for Bach flower workshop.

11.01.2022 With current smoke situation and with no end in sight of days of thick, smokey haze here is some information on the potential of nutrition to modify the health impacts of air pollution. Omega-3 fatty acids, B vitamins, Vitamins C, E and D may have protective effects against the oxidative insult associated with air polution. A healthy diet full of these nutrients including variety of fruit and vegetables, leafy greens, fish, nuts and seeds can be protective. Hopefully we will get some long needed rain soon. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4690091/

10.01.2022 What are probiotics good for? Research shows that taking live beneficial bacteria, such as probiotics, can improve microbiome health, reducing the symptoms of... many health conditions and improving general health. While eating foods that naturally contain probiotics is a good start - its important to note that specific types (strains) of probiotics, at defined doses, are better suited to help manage particular health conditions. For example, the strain Lactobacillus rhamnosus (LGG) is the worlds most extensively researched probiotic strain backed by over 1,000 research papers; there is abundant scientific literature supporting the use of LGG on its own or alongside Saccharomyces cerevisiae (boulardii) or other strains to help re-establish a healthy microbiome following antibiotic use. When choosing a probiotic, be sure to only select a product that clearly states the specific strains and doses on the label, and uses only those strains that are proven by scientific evidence to be beneficial for the specified purpose you need it for. Your healthcare practitioner can provide you with further information about specific probiotic strains, as they understand your specific health requirements. To find a Metagenics practitioner near you, head to https://www.metagenics.com.au/FindAPractitioner in Australia or https://www.metagenics.co.nz/FindAPractitioner in New Zealand.

08.01.2022 When youre faced with an infection that your immune system is struggling to overcome, antibiotics can be lifesavers. However, overusing antibiotics is a seriou...s problem. Scientific research has shown that antibiotics disrupt your microbiome and cause changes that can last for at least four years!! Why? Because antibiotics dont just target bacteria that cause infections they also damage your native commensals (the good bacteria in your gut!). If you do need to antibiotics, its important to understand how they can affect your body, and how to minimise the side effects associated with them. Head to our blog article here - https://blog.metagenics.com.au/antibiotics-and-probiotics-/ to read 5 quick facts about antibiotics, and what you can do to reduce your risk of microbiome disruption and side effects! See more

05.01.2022 In this video, I talk about the key to long-term weight loss.

05.01.2022 Great recipe for a wholesome breakfast. Eggs are good protein source and asparagus is a spring vegetable rich in prebiotic fiber and antioxidants. It promotes healthy gut bacteria. https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=P4EL6ES7Ndo

04.01.2022 We had another great workshop today. Thank you all who attended. It is always great to see when people are proactive about their health. Stay tuned for more workshops in coming months.

04.01.2022 Did you know that the average Australian eats about 3.5kg of avocado annually!? Seems we're the avocado on toast nation - and for good reason. This creamy, nutr...ient dense fruit is packed full of fibre which is great for the gut, and good fats that promote satiety between meals. What's your favourite way to enjoy avo? #InSeasonNow See more

03.01.2022 The bacteria (and the trillions of other microorganisms) in the gut, are known collectively as the gut microbiome, the health of which is essential for immune r...esilience and resistance to infection. These beneficial organisms directly interact with the immune system (a large proportion of which is also housed in the gut), helping to boost the overall immune response against pathogens. In other words, a healthy microbiome helps to build immune function, whilst a compromised microbiome reduces immune resilience. Head to our blog post to read about how a microbiome test can help can reveal insights into the compounds your bacteria might be producing. https://blog.metagenics.com.au/how-a-microbiome-test-can-h/

02.01.2022 If you don't learn to take time out, relax and just stop, sometimes the body will make you stop. Many times, not in a good way. It is Ok to take time for self.... The body is not a machine. It needs rest, repair and nurturing. Too many people are busy being busy and then end up in a mess because of it. There is that saying "If you don't make time for your health, you will need to make time for sickness." It is OK to stop. It is OK to take the super hero cape off and just look after self.

02.01.2022 Fun Foodie Fact: 95% of peas produced are sold canned or frozen, but that doesn't mean the health benefits or flavour are lost. Peas are most flavoursome right ...after being picked and are frozen within 3 hours to preserve their nutritional value. Sweet peas are #InSeasonNow, so it's the perfect time for mushy peas or pea and ham soup. Get some peas on your plate! See more

02.01.2022 Stuck in the past emotionally, and can't enjoy the present moment. Seem to be making same mistakes over and over again but can't figure out why. Feel emotionally and physically exhausted. There is a Bach flower for you, to help you break free from these negative emotional patterns and help you change your mindest to a more possitive perspective.... Join us this Saturday 1pm at Liverpool library for Bach Flower workshop.

01.01.2022 Social distancing and self-isolation may be new terms to many of us. It is important that during this time, that we follow the guidelines in order to protect ou...rselves, our families and the vulnerable members of our communities. Events and functions have been cancelled or postponed and many companies are now having their employees work from home. For most of us, this has been a big adjustment. Although it may be tempting to use this downtime to sit around and not really do much. (And yes, that is kind of the point). However, it is possible to contribute to this effort, while also dedicating some of that free time to take care of yourself! Maintaining a good routine has health benefits including better sleep and mental health. Simple things such as, getting dressed daily and taking breaks to step outside (in your yard or on your balcony) to get some fresh air and sunlight - can make a huge difference to your well-being!! Try to keep an exercise routine at home to get your body moving Take part in activities that stimulate your brain, like puzzles or reading a book. In addition, increasing your nutrient intake during this time is also important. And finally, dont ever feel like you are alone. If you start to experience feelings of low mood, or just need someone to talk to, reach out to organisations such as @beyondblueofficial , @kidshelplineau or @lifelineaustralia who can provide support. Additionally, you can consider an appointment with your healthcare professional. We are all in this together. Just 1.5 metres apart. See more

01.01.2022 Fun Foodie Fact: In ancient China, pears were considered a symbol of immortality. Maybe that's because they're high in fibre, potassium and vitamin C! #InSeasonNow, pears are a great immunity booster - try them stewed in warm winter porridge.

01.01.2022 Eating a plate full of colour gives you more than just an insta-worthy meal. Phytonutrients, the compound that gives plants their colours, have been shown to ha...ve positive effects on our health and to help protect against chronic diseases. Read on to learn what types of benefits each colours have. https://www.health.harvard.edu//phytonutrients-paint-your-

01.01.2022 Your bodies energy-making machinery is your Mitochondria! These energy-producing cell components work hard to keep each cell in your body functioning well. Ther...e are a number of nutrients that can help support mitochondrial function and give you energy. Some of these nutrients include: Magnesium: Essential for the conversion of sugars, fats and proteins to energy. B Vitamins: The B vitamin family are a key part of the bodys cellular energy production cycle. Carnitine: Plays an important role in fat metabolism and energy production, as it transports dietary fats directly into the mitochondria to be broken down and burnt as fuel. Coenzyme Q10: Essential for energy production and is beneficial in the management of fatigue, as it enhances cellular energy production and is a powerful antioxidant. Iron: Helps transport oxygen in your blood, which is essential in providing energy. Iodine: This mineral is essential for the production of thyroid hormones, which assists the body to perform metabolic processes important for creating energy. For more information about these key nutrients and others that might be beneficial, speak to your Metagenics Healthcare Practitioner.

01.01.2022 There is still time to join us for Bach flowers workshop today at Liverpool Library 1pm.