The ReMed Podcast

Join senior ReMed naturopath and women's health expert Katelyn Gray for part 2 of our conversation on the menstrual cycle. This time she details irregular cycles - those that vary in length and those that are missing completely. She details the reasons why, including the potential presence of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome and Hypothalamic amenorrhoea.

Explosive anger outbursts, sensitive to loud noises and tags on clothes...these are some of the symptoms that can be explained by excess pyrroles in the urine.

Join naturopath Kristie Folkes as she details what pyrroles are, the most common symptoms, testing and treatment.

Daily bowel movements are a functional medicine staple. Join senior ReMed naturopath Anna MacWilliams as she details why it's so important; what a normal poo looks like and the benefits that restoring healthy bowel function can have on mental health and neurological conditions, including PANS, PANDAS and anxiety.

This is the first in a 2-part series on the female menstrual cycle - what is normal and what to do if your cycle isn't normal.

ReMed senior naturopath and women's health specialist Katelyn Gray goes back to basics in this first episode, detailing what a normal menstrual cycle looks like, and what to do if yours is shorter than normal, including potential causes and the tests to ask for. 

Wanting to change your health trajectory, not just feel better for a few months? Join this conversation in which naturopath and ReMed clinic owner Keonie Moore details nutrigenomics testing as our own unique blueprint for  how our DNA influences the way we respond to nutrients and the environment, including how we metabolise and absorb nutrients. By identifying gene variations, it can provide insights into predispositions for conditions like anxiety, depression, children's behaviour, or hormonal imbalances. This testing helps personalise health recommendations, optimising diet, supplements, and lifestyle to support individual needs. 

Injectable medications used for weight loss are the latest fad, but are they the only answer?

Pharmacist and ReMed clinical nutritionist Melanie Makris explores what they are, and how they are being used but argues the basics cannot be overlooked in anyone's weight loss journey.

Join Remed naturopath Samantha Porter as she discusses one of the most often asked question when she first meets her patients: can you help me detoxify? She explains the impact of environmental toxins in her patients, genetic tendencies that can provide a susceptibility to toxins and why there is a time and a place for supported detoxification.

Ever struggled with weight loss? Ever beat yourself up for not being able to stick to a diet? Join naturopath Ema Davis as she details the complex factors that can lead to weight gain, and why calories in and calories out just does not work for most people. She explains how what's going on in your gut can be a big factor in weight gain. And details her treatment process for women in mid-life like Angie Stevenson who we heard from last episode.

Join our host, Toni Chambers as she explores one patient's journey through menopause and the obstacles she faced and overcame. For Angie Stevenson, hormonal changes coupled with a stressful event was the perfect storm, resulting in mood issues, brain fog, insomnia and stubborn weight gain. Hear how she worked with ReMed naturopath Ema Davis to resolve her symptoms in a caring environment.

Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) are all around us - the biggest sources are mobile phone towers and wifi in the home and homes that surround us. Naturopaths have, for years, known of the impact of EMFs on sleep, but now the results of a research study are in! And they confirm that EMF exposure overnight can cause insomnia.

Dr Nicole Bijlsma, author of the study and pioneer of environmental toxin exposure and ill health, discusses the study results and the concept of toxic synergy in susceptible people.

You can find out more about Dr Biljsma and information on toxin sources here: https://www.buildingbiology.com.au/about-us/building-biology.html