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home nutritional therapy about lorna consultations consultation types locations fees booking and payments events published articles contact saturday, september 6th - click for details (downloadable pdf) bespoke nutritional therapy consultations in lewes (east sussex) bn7 and 'remote' sessions | workshops and seminars functional medicine & naturopathic nutrition at , we approach each person as an individual and consider their whole health picture. learn more about we use the principles of functional medicine and naturopathy, and how these influence our nutritional plans. more... how can we help you? at we aim to help you make a fresh start and give you a new perspective on your eating and health, even if you are starting right from the beginning or already doing well but want to optimize yourself to the next level. read here about the different areas of health and diet we can assist with. more... lorna driver-davies founder & practitioner more... want to know how nutritional therapy could help you? contact me for a free chat before you book a consultation events & workshops lorna and her team run a number of nutritional, botanical, herbal, food demonstration and functional medicine seminars and workshops. these are everything from one-off lecture evenings, hands-on kitchen classes, to full weekday and weekend courses to outside garden and nature walks. events are mixture of free and ticketed. more... what can you gain from a consultation? more... nutritional therapy with a bonus: what makes us unique? health tests: laboratory services in conjunction with the uk's leading private medical testing laboratories, we are able to access a wide range of tests to examine nutrient levels, gastrointestinal function, hormones, biochemistry, metabolism and much more. more... copyright 2015 - privacy policy ` ` sign up here for my nutrition news, upcoming workshops and food or botanical events email address first name last name email format html text posts february 2, 2018 getting enough access to the hormone melatonin is essential for a good night's sleep and a whole host of other reasons such as antioxidant protection and female hormone cycle balance. here are my top tips! https://www.wildnutrition.com/blogs/our-blog/3-ways-to-get-a-better-nights-sleep -- october 3, 2017 do you have young children? i contributed to a great article on children's nutrition. for helpful tips: http://www.rudehealthmagazine.ie/what-children-need -- october 1, 2017 getting excited about lecturing other nutritional therapists and health practitioners on female hormone balance and detoxification, next wednesday evening in brighton. i am passionate about speaking on the relationship between functional detoxification and female health conditions. there is not a day in my practice this area does not come up when looking at endometriosis, pcos, fertilty, menopause, pmt, thyroid conditions and more. there are still a few tickets left - for more information and booking: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-naturopathic-approach-to-detoxification-to-support-female-hormones-with-wild-nutrition-anp-registration-35964077524 -- september 6, 2017 my new article on '3 ways to get a better nights sleep'! if you are a client of mine, you will know i go on about this all the time. sleep is so important (for so many reasons) but we tend to de-value it. for me its an essential part of life, just as much as eating well. learn more about melatonin and blue light here! http://www.wildnutrition.com/health-and-wellbeing/3-ways-get-better-nights-sleep/ -- may 7, 2017 antioxidants are important for men's health! a must-read for any men interested in fertility, testosterone support and sports performance. i discuss all in my latest post: http://www.wildnutrition.com/health-and-wellbeing/5-reasons-antioxidants-are-crucial-for-mens-health/ -- may 3, 2017 i love this and really agree. i have to remind myself of this wisdom! -- april 30, 2017 vitamin c and zinc are not just for a child's immune system. those key nutrients do so much more for their growing brain and body! you can read about how in my new blog post for wild nutrition: http://www.wildnutrition.com/health-and-wellbeing/4-ways-to-optimise-your-childs-health/ -- april 12, 2017 finally, we are buying less margarine! butter has always been the way forward. i only buy organic and french unpasteurized butter from waitrose so i get the benefits of the good bacteria. on a recent ski trip to alps, i have 7 days of unpasteurized milk, butter and cheese and my gut was very happy. i try to follow the rule with food - if you can make it yourself, then its got the chance of being the most natural. i would not know where to begin on making margarine. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2017/apr/06/unilever-flora-stork-kraft-heinz-bid -- january 12, 2017 lorna's roasted parsnip, fresh basil and raw kale home made soup: this is the soup for those of you who find cooking too long or complex. i promise this is pretty much a make in your sleep soup. i roasted the parsnips the evening before (chopped) in a tray with coconut oil and caraway seeds sprinkled on top. i think the bag of parsnips (organic) cost me 63p as they were reduced (nothing wrong with them!). the next day i used the cold roasted parsnips to add to my blender, with filtered cold water, 1 small handful of fresh basil and 2 large handfuls of kale. imagine a handful of chopped cooked parsnips ratio to x 2 handfuls of kale. i also added around two tablespoons of olive oil. i usually do not add salt till later when its reheated. i love mustard (mustard baby/addict) so i also put two tsp of that in. but up to you! you can also swap the basil for fresh coriander. i made so much i put portions into freezer bags which means i always have some soup for lunch to heat up. when serving hot, i love to grind black pepper on top or you could add organic cream, or grated cheese or even a blob of live yogurt. anyway, i am in love with this green soup! enjoy. -- january 11, 2017 january hopefully brings the move away from indulgences (which were fun by the way) and this is helpful for those wishing to support their female health. our liver processes waste, including old hormones no longer required. so its important to support this organ and other systems in the body for keeping female hormones in check! my article explains! -- october 30, 2016 for any of you experiencing the sniffles and shivers...my advice on managing a cold! https://www.wildnutrition.com/blog/health-and-wellbeing/10-ways-to-feed-a-cold -- october 27, 2016 if you want your body to work for you...feed it well. we do not run on thin air! -- october 18, 2016 here are some helpful nutritional 'no-nos' i was asked about, as featured in netdoctor http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/healthy-eating/a27072/common-healthy-diet-mistakes/#! -- october 16, 2016 looking forward to giving a presentation to bant practitioners (and student members) on food-grown nutrients (non-synthetic nutrients). its a free training event if you are a member and delicious hot gluten free food and snacks will be provided by bain-marie​. the event is hosted at the very cool goldfinger factory​ who turn waste into gold (look that up). to book and for more information (bant members only) please follow the link https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/what-are-food-grown-nutrients-tickets-28333357836 -- october 6, 2016 anyone that works with me knows i do not focus on 'weight loss' as such...if you need to lose weight...i look at the whole picture and what is preventing that from happening and focus on overall good health. you are much more likely to create permanent change from looking at the root issue and working upwards! but i do have some great simple tips here to help with weight in this article. http://www.byrdie.co.uk/why-am-i-not-losing-weight -- september 16, 2016 with lorna driver-davies shared wild nutrition's post. i use this all the time in clinic, brilliant for everything from fatigue to

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