Sam Capes

A qualified Nutritional Therapist and Beauty Therapist with a special interest in healthy skin, hormones and gut health, easily distracted by dogs!

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Dry Eyes?  Here’s what you need to know

Dry eyes, often indicating compromised mucous membranes, can significantly affect quality of life. A connection exists between dry eyes and nutritional deficiencies, particularly low vitamin A. Natural sources like sea buckthorn oil may help, along with dietary changes such as incorporating sweet potato and carrot soup. Understanding the root causes is essential for effective treatment.

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Is Vitamin D Your Secret Weapon for a Springtime Glow?

Spring brings longer days and blooming flowers, but low vitamin D levels can leave you feeling sluggish. Vitamin D boosts mood, immunity, and skin health. Check your levels and consider dietary changes or supplements for revitalization.

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Dermaviduals: The Future of Skincare, Tailored Just for You

Dermaviduals is a revolutionary skincare system focused on enhancing skin health by nourishing the skin barrier with bio-identical ingredients. It offers tailored treatments suitable for all skin types, emphasizing sustainability and effectiveness.

6 Ways to Trouble-Proof Your Tummy

To optimize digestion, use your senses to stimulate appetite, chew food thoroughly, balance stomach acid, consider digestive enzyme supplements, space meals effectively, and incorporate gentle walks post-meal.

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Discover the power of food to supercharge your immunity!

Natural antioxidants, especially glutathione, are essential for immunity. They protect against diseases and enhance energy and overall health. Include antioxidant-rich foods in your diet.

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What is PCOS?

PCOS is a hormone disorder affecting 1 in 5 UK women, leading to infertility and other symptoms. Genetic and lifestyle factors play a role.

Food as medicine

Modern medicine has made remarkable advancements, but the impact of food on our health should not be overlooked. Real food, coupled with a healthy lifestyle, can prevent chronic illnesses and even slow their progression. Nutrient-rich foods, avoiding sugar and refined carbs, and consulting a nutritional therapist can significantly improve overall health.