Hayfever Help from our Nutritionist Tara Inchbald Holt

Whilst some are feeling a spring in their step as a long, cold, wet winter draws to an end, others are approaching the warmer months with dread and foreboding.  Why?  Well I will tell you; Hay fever, this problematic condition ranges from a little snuffle in some, through to being virtually bedridden in others.

The good news is – HELP IS AT HAND

Alternative treatments are often considerably more effective than their orthodox counterparts in the treatment of conditions such as this.

Nutrition, which is my speciality, deals with the route cause of the problem – namely why is your body reacting so badly to pollen.   Pollen has been around for millennia, indeed so has Hay fever, however, it appears to be a recent phenomena that so many more people are suffering from, compared to those in bygone days.  The main reason, I believe, for this is that we are not as healthy as our forbears; immune systems are weaker and therefore they react to foreign bodies such as pollen’s and food’s in an undesirable way.

I have helped many people with Hay fever, they too are now smiling and leaping at the prospect of winter’s end and spring’s beginning.

For a Personal Hayfever Plan or if you would like more details, please do just ask.

Tara Inchbald Holt D N Med, D Clin Herb, D Iridol NLP

http://www.purenutrition.org.uk

puretara@aol.com

07857427581

20% OFF Skullcap, Oat & Passionflower and Marigold Ointment!

Special Offer on two of our most popular products!

Duncan Napier developed and prescribed his Nerve Debility Tonic back in 1860 to deal with stress and anxiety. Selling twice the amount of the product in winter it was, in his own words, for “when the whole world seems dull, and you just want to sit down and cry and when stresses and strains of modern living get on top of you.” Containing over 20 different herbs, including Skullcap, Oats, Passionflower, Jamaican Dogwood, Limeflowers and Valerian, these days it is known as Skullcap, Oat and Passionflower Compound but is just as effective.

 

Another of Duncan Napier’s original remedies was Calendula ointment, now known as Marigold Ointment. A healing ointment for dry chapped skin conditions it is also excellent as a barrier hand cream for winter use, to help pevent dry skin irritations and to soothe cuts and grazes – its a real favourite with gardeners!  Napiers Marigold Ointment is blended with sunflower and coconut oils to nourish and moisturise. Marigold has a long history of medicinal use, streching back to the Romans and the ancient Greeks, it is valued for its exceptional healing powers and is particularly remarkable in the treatment of wounds and sore inflamed skin.

 

This fantastic offer is valid until April 30th 2012!

Herbal Medicine by Klayr Hunter

Klayr Hunter Medical Herbalist

Herbal Medicine is our oldest form of medicine and has been practised world-wide over many thousands of years.   Plants and humans have evolved together over millennia and nature has provided us with gentle, safe medicines which are perfectly adapted to our physiology.