Signs of Estrogen Excess and How This is Linked to Thyroid
Estrogen excess can affect periods, mood, weight, and thyroid function. Learn the signs, common causes, and how hormonal testing can support balance.
Your Symptoms Tell Part of the Story, but What’s Really Underneath? Finding the Root Cause.
When symptoms keep coming back, despite you doing what seems to be the right thing, the root cause is likely deeper than you think. Find out how the nervous system influences stress, hormones, digestion, and healing — and how we can help.
Cancer in Australia: What the Statistics Don’t Tell Us
Nearly half of Australians will be diagnosed with cancer by age 85, but statistics don’t tell the full story. Explore Australian cancer data alongside an integrative oncology perspective that considers biology, environment, psychology, and whole-person care.
The Link Between Magnesium and Stress, Anxiety and Sleep
Magnesium is essential for nervous system regulation, stress resilience, and restorative sleep. Learn about different forms of magnesium and which types might be beneficial for you.
When the Body Can’t Receive: Why the Perfect Protocol Isn’t Enough
In integrative cancer care, more treatment isn’t always the answer. This article explores why healing depends on the body’s ability to receive support, how chronic stress and trauma impact the nervous system, and why creating safety is a foundational step in recovery.
What Kind of Life Are You Actually Building?
It’s our habitual thoughts and behaviours that shape the life we’re living. Reflect on where your habits are leading you, learn why change can feel so hard, how your nervous system impacts your capacity to create new habits, and why rest, recovery, and holistic support are essential for sustainable change.
Loneliness and Isolation
Loneliness is more common than many Australians realise, and it affects far more than our mood. Learn why loneliness matters for long-term health, what causes chronic disconnection, and how life coaching and hypnotherapy can support meaningful social connection.
How to talk to your oncologist about your cancer and treatment options
Eddie shares his tips for building a strong working relationship with your oncologist, and the questions you need to ask if you’re facing a cancer diagnosis. Don’t be shy - your life depends on asking the right questions.
What are the benefits of sun exposure?
Sunlight plays a powerful role in regulating sleep, hormones, immunity, mood and Vitamin D levels. In this blog, we explore the science behind sun exposure, why many Australians are still Vitamin D deficient, and how to safely balance the benefits of sunlight with skin health.
A Naturopathic Approach to Improving Fertility and Conception
Fertility challenges are becoming increasingly common. Find out how a naturopathic approach can support natural conception, IVF and preconception health.
What Really Predicts Your Health at 80?
Decades of research reveal that strong, supportive relationships play a greater role in long-term health than many more commonly understood risk factors. Learn why connection matters and how investing in relationships supports health and wellbeing.
12 Common Cortisol Triggers – The Festive Season Edition
Cortisol is one of the primary stress hormones. Here are 12 common holiday stress triggers that can raise cortisol levels, including caffeine, heat, late nights, and more. We give you practical, natural strategies to support your nervous system this festive season.
Navigating Relationships, Emotions and Expectations in the Holidays
Better understand why Christmas can be so challenging for some, find some practical ways to support your nervous system and better manage challenging situations, plus how to shift old patterns not only for Christmas, but long term.
Is Your Thyroid Behind Your Energy Levels, Mood Changes, or Metabolic Issues?
Fatigue, brain fog, weight changes and mood shifts are often linked to thyroid imbalance, even when blood tests appear “normal”. Learn the symptoms of both underactive and overactive thyroid, the key tests that provide real insight, and how naturopathic treatment can support thyroid health naturally.
Cancer Doesn’t Stop for Christmas: The Silent Weight Patients Carry During the Holidays
While the world slows down and sparkles, cancer patients quietly navigate fatigue, fear, grief, and the pressure to “stay positive.” This heartfelt piece from Eddie Enever sheds light on the unseen emotional load that cancer brings into the festive season, offering a gentle reminder: your presence is enough.
How Vitamin C May Protect You From Air Pollution
Recent research suggests Vitamin C plays a key role in defending the body against oxidative stress from air pollution. This article explores the benefits of Vitamin C, signs of deficiency, the pros and cons of different supplement forms, and how naturopathic support can strengthen your resilience.
How Lifting Weights Supports Long-Term Health, Vitality and Healthy Ageing
Resistance training supports brain function, bone density, metabolic health, balance and energy levels - no matter your age! Learn why lifting weights is one of the most important practices for healthy ageing and how to start safely at any stage of life.
5 Tips to Help Reduce Bloating
Bloating is one of the most common digestive complaints, often linked to food sensitivities, stress, poor digestion, or imbalances in the gut. These 5 naturopath-recommended strategies can help reduce bloating.
Where is your Energy Leaking?
This article describes the often hidden physical, emotional, mental and energetic leaks draining your vitality. Learn to see the signs, understand causes and take steps to restore your energy.
The Antioxidant Debate: Redefining Our Understanding of Oxidants, Antioxidants, and Cancer Care
Antioxidants have long been marketed as universally beneficial, but the science tells a more complex story. In this article, Eddie Enever explores why both oxidants and antioxidants are essential, how redox balance truly works, and why strategic timing matters in cancer care through the Press-Pulse metabolic framework.

