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My Toxin Report: The Hidden Exposures Shaping Modern Health

My Toxin Report is an at-home urine test that helps identify exposure to environmental pollutants including plastics, pesticides, solvents and preservatives to support informed health decisions.

24 March 2026Amelia Thornycroft (BMedSci)
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Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals: Why They Matter for Hormone Health

Endocrine-disrupting chemicals can subtly affect hormone balance over time. The Advanced DUTCH Test helps individuals and clinicians understand daily hormone patterns and stress responses beyond standard blood tests.

4 February 2026Amelia Thornycroft (BMedSci)
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Microbiomix: The Most Comprehensive Gut Health Test on the Market

The Microbiomix Metagenomic Mapping test is the most comprehensive gut health check available, detecting 28,000+ microbes with advanced sequencing to deliver clear, actionable insights for digestion, immunity, mood, and long-term wellness.

18 August 2025Lindi Collett (B.Dietetics)
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The Advanced DUTCH Check – The Game-Changer for Your Hormone Health

If you're trying to get to the root cause of your hormonal symptoms — like fatigue, mood swings, PMS, low libido, or stubborn weight gain — the Advanced DUTCH Check could be the breakthrough you’ve been looking for.

29 May 2025Lindi Collett (B.Dietetics)
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The Organic Acids Test: A Deeper Look at Fatigue, Brain Fog & Gut Health

Feeling tired, foggy or off despite “normal” blood work? The Organic Acids Test uncovers hidden nutrient, gut, and metabolic imbalances that could explain your symptoms.

10 April 2025Yasmin Boyle (BSc (Hons))
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Mould Toxicity and Nutritional Support

Mould exposure can cause respiratory, neurological, and immune issues. Removing the source is essential, but nutrition can also support detox, reduce inflammation, and restore immune function for recovery.

2 January 2025Amelia Thornycroft (BMedSci)
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How Genetic Methylation Testing Can Enhance your Wellness Journey

When it comes to optimising your health, understanding the biochemical processes that power your body can be a game-changer. One such process is methylation—a critical function that occurs in every cell of your body.

28 November 2024Lindi Collett (B.Dietetics)
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Unlocking the Power of Your DNA: Understanding Genetic Variants

Find out how to unlock the secrets of your DNA. Discover how genes shape your health and make informed choices for a healthier you.

1 September 2024Yasmin Boyle (BSc (Hons))
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Taking Care of Your Vaginal Health: Optimising the Vaginal Microbiome

Learn how to optimise your vaginal microbiome for better health. Tips for maintaining pH, avoiding irritants, and promoting healthy bacteria.

29 May 2023Jennifer May (BHSc (Nut Med), Adv.Dip.Nut.Med, ATMS, MINDD)
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Exploring the Hidden World of the Vaginal Microbiome

Women's health is influenced by the complex ecosystem of the vaginal microbiome. Testing this ecosystem can help diagnose and manage conditions like bacterial vaginosis and recurrent UTIs, improving women's health outcomes.

5 April 2023Dr Helen Webberley (MBCHB MRCGP MFSRH)
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The Menstrual Cycle and Mood: Understanding the Phases and Potential Impact on Women's Health

The menstrual cycle is a complex physiological process that occurs in women of reproductive age, and it is regulated by hormonal changes. It involves several phases, each with distinct hormonal changes and impacts on mood, fertility, and overall health.

8 March 2023Dr Helen Webberley (MBCHB MRCGP MFSRH)
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Hormone Testing vs. Saliva Hormone Testing vs. DUTCH Testing – which option to choose?

Three commonly used methods for hormone testing in menopause are serum hormone testing and saliva hormone testing - which option is best?

1 February 2023Dr. Raj Joshi (MBChB MRCGP DipMtnMed PGDipClinEd DipFIPT FRGS)
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COVID-19 tests for travel

With travel now possible, many are hoping to enjoy holidays once again. Some countries are asking for COVID-19 negative test results as proof for entry.

30 September 2020Dr. Raj Joshi (MBChB MRCGP DipMtnMed PGDipClinEd DipFIPT FRGS)
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The forgotten organ - the thriving population that lives in your gut

An entire ecosystem of microorganisms lives in your gut - it's purpose not only to optimise its productivity, but also regulate your mood, your weight and even your immune system. This "microbiome" is essential to survival.

22 May 2020Dr Michael Webberley (MBChB MD FRCP)
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Cranking your Vitamin D levels can help beat the Winter Blues

Winter is well upon us down under. When the cold and grey weather settles in, summer can feel like a distant memory and our moods can feel like they're riding a rollercoaster.

16 June 2018Amelia Thornycroft (BMedSci)
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Solve your irritable bowel with healthily's gut health checks

IBS affects more than 20% of individuals. Only recently have we begun to decode the mysteries of IBS with underlying factors ranging from genetics, the immune system, infections and the microbiome, to diet, stress and even mental health.

8 January 2018Dr Michael Webberley (MBChB MD FRCP)
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Manliness and The Manopause – 5 things you need to know about your hormones

As many of us spend Movember horrifying our significant others and entertaining work colleagues with bizarre sprouting of facial hair, one can’t help but question one’s own manliness when a month of abstinence doesn’t yield that much-coveted handlebar mo.

7 November 2017Jasper Thornycroft (ATPL)
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Feeling burnt out? It could be adrenal fatigue

Feeling burnt out? it could be adrenal fatigue

20 October 2017Amelia Thornycroft (BMedSci)
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Optimising your health with nutritional medicine

Nutritional medicine is the study of the relationship between food and a healthy body. It involves analysing how nutrients are processed, stored and discarded by your body, and explores how what you eat affects your overall well-being.

23 June 2017Jennifer May (BHSc (Nut Med), Adv.Dip.Nut.Med, ATMS, MINDD)
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Cracking the SADs

Winter has officially arrived, and for many Brits this also brings a case of the winter blues.

17 May 2017Amelia Thornycroft (BMedSci)
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Recognising the signs of hormone imbalance

When your hormones are in proper balance they help the body thrive, but small problems with hormones can cause serious and life-altering symptoms.

10 April 2017Dr Helen Webberley (MBCHB MRCGP MFSRH)
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So I’ve got high cholesterol – now what?

So you’ve had a blood test and found out you have high cholesterol. Don’t panic, half of individuals actually have ‘high cholesterol’ so you’re not alone.

23 March 2017Dr Helen Webberley (MBCHB MRCGP MFSRH)
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7 ways anabolic steroids affect your health

Androgenic-anabolic steroids (AAS) have been used to enhance athletic performance since the 1940s, but some of the negative consequences of steroid abuse have only recently come to light.

17 March 2017Dr Stephen Beattie (MBChB MRCGP)
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5 ways to restore your adrenal health

Stress is part of everyday life and how you respond to it has a significant effect on your health.

3 March 2017Dr. Raj Joshi (MBChB MRCGP DipMtnMed PGDipClinEd DipFIPT FRGS)
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8 reasons to get your thyroid checked

Thyroid conditions affect 1 in 7 individuals, and half don't even realise it. If you feel that something’s wrong, but you can’t put finger on what, it could be a thyroid issue.

30 January 2017Dr. Raj Joshi (MBChB MRCGP DipMtnMed PGDipClinEd DipFIPT FRGS)
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