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28/10/2026

Ingredients
15ml extra virgin olive oil
1 yellow onion, finely chopped
2 garlic cloves, minced
12g ginger, minced
2g cumin
2g coriander, ground
600g crushed tomatoes
490g pureed pumpkin
364ml canned coconut milk
356ml vegetable broth
Sea salt & black pepper (to taste)

Directions
Heat the oil in a large pot over medium heat. Add the onion and cook for about two to three minutes, stirring until softened.
Add the garlic, ginger, cumin, and coriander. Cook, stirring frequently, until fragrant, about one minute.
Stir in the tomatoes, pumpkin, coconut milk, and broth. Bring to a simmer, cover, reduce the heat, and cook for 15 minutes.
Divide evenly between bowls. Add salt and pepper to taste, if needed, and enjoy!

26/10/2026

If you were the CEO of your health, would you know how your “business” was performing?

Think about it…
💬 Your symptoms are feedback
📊 Your test results are data
🥗 Your daily habits are your strategy
🎯 And YOU are the decision-maker
Being the CEO of your health doesn't mean having all the answers.
It means being curious.

Noticing when something changes.
Asking questions.
Understanding your body.
And getting the right support when you need it.

Because feeling bloated, exhausted, foggy or simply “not yourself” shouldn't become something you just learn to live with. Perhaps it's time to stop managing the symptoms and start asking “What's really going on?”
That's exactly what we can explore together on a complimentary 20-minute Discovery Call. We'll talk about what's been going on, what you've already tried and whether my approach could be the right next step for you.

Ready to become the CEO of your health?
Book your complimentary Discovery Call.

23/10/2026

I cannot thank Suzannah enough for guiding and advising me through my health transition. I approached Suzannah feeling constantly tired, sluggish and low on energy.

Thanks to her accurate assessment and tailored treatment approach, I feel significantly better.

Suzannah is an exceptional nutritionist who truly focuses on addressing the root causes of her patients' conditions.

21/10/2026

BLOATING. BRAIN FOG. LOW ENERGY. POOR SLEEP. HORMONAL SYMPTOMS.
What if they're not separate problems?

A client came to me experiencing all of these, along with difficulty managing her weight.
She'd changed her diet and tried supplements, but although things sometimes improved, she never really understood why she wasn't feeling well.

So instead of chasing each symptom, we started connecting the dots.
🦠 Was her gut affecting nutrient absorption and energy?
🌸 Was poor elimination influencing hormone clearance?
🧘 Was stress affecting her digestion and sleep?
⚡ And how was all of this impacting her energy and resilience?

Using her health history, symptoms and functional testing, we identified where her body needed support – and importantly, where to start.

Over time she experienced better digestion, more consistent energy, improved sleep, clearer thinking and fewer symptoms.
Your body is interconnected. Sometimes the symptom shouting the loudest isn't where the problem started.
My job is to help connect the dots and look for what's driving the bigger picture

19/10/2026

I write a lot about balancing hormones – but there's another part of the story that's often overlooked. Your body also needs to process and eliminate hormones once they've been used.

Take oestrogen. Your liver helps metabolise oestrogen before it is moved into the gut for elimination. But if bowel movements are sluggish, some oestrogen metabolites can be reabsorbed rather than leaving the body.
This is one reason why I pay attention to drainage and elimination when supporting hormonal health.

Think of your body's drainage pathways like a funnel:
⚡ Cells & mitochondria – provide the energy needed to keep processes running
💧 Lymphatic system – helps move fluid and cellular waste
🌿 Liver & bile – help process and transport substances for elimination
🚽 Colon – helps get waste out of the body

If things aren't moving efficiently downstream, simply adding more “detox” support isn't necessarily the best place to start.
By supporting drainage first, we help create the conditions for the body to process and eliminate what it no longer needs more efficiently. It's not just about your hormone levels – it's also about what happens to those hormones afterwards.
Drainage before detox.

18/10/2026

Menopause isn't the end of something – it's a powerful new phase.
Today is World Menopause Day, a reminder that every woman deserves to understand what's happening in her body and to feel informed and supported through this transition.
This year's theme, “Chronic Pain at Midlife”, shines a light on an aspect of menopause that perhaps isn't talked about enough.

As oestrogen and progesterone change through perimenopause and menopause, women may experience changes in:
💤 Sleep & energy
🔥 Hot flushes & temperature regulation
🧠 Mood, memory & concentration
💪 Muscles & joints
🌿 Gut health & digestion
🦴 Bone health
For some women, joint aches, muscle pain and stiffness can become a very real part of their experience – and pain itself can then affect sleep, movement, mood and quality of life.

The good news is there is plenty we can do to support our health through midlife.
🥗 Prioritise protein, fibre and colourful whole foods
🏋️ Include strength and resistance exercise to support muscle and bone
🌙 Protect your sleep
🧘 Support your nervous system and manage stress
🍷 Be mindful of alcohol and ultra-processed foods
🤝 And importantly, seek professional support for persistent or unexplained pain

Menopause isn't something we simply have to “put up with”.
It's an opportunity to understand our bodies better and invest in our health for the years ahead.

16/10/2026

Low energy is common during perimenopause and menopause – but that doesn't mean changing hormones are always the whole story.

Your energy depends on many interconnected systems working together.

🌙 Are you getting restorative sleep?
🍳 Are you eating enough protein and nutrients?
🍬 Is your blood sugar on a rollercoaster?
🦠 Is your gut absorbing nutrients effectively?
🧘 Is ongoing stress draining your reserves?
🦋 Could thyroid function be playing a part?

And at the centre of energy production are your mitochondria – tiny structures inside most of your cells that convert nutrients and oxygen into ATP, the energy your body can use.

So rather than simply asking “How can I get more energy?”
I like to ask “What's getting in the way of my body producing and maintaining energy?”

Supporting energy in midlife means looking at the bigger picture – nutrition, sleep, movement, stress, gut health, hormones and cellular health.

Because feeling tired all the time shouldn't simply be accepted as part of getting older.

12/10/2026

Endocrine disruptors are chemicals that can interfere with the way our hormones are produced, transported or signal within the body.

We can come into contact with them through everyday items including certain:
🧴 Cosmetics & personal care products
🌸 Fragrances
🥤 Plastics & food packaging
🧾 Thermal receipts
🧹 Household products

Some endocrine-disrupting chemicals can mimic or interfere with hormones such as oestrogen and thyroid hormones, potentially influencing reproductive health and metabolism.
The good news? You don't need to throw everything away or aim for a completely “toxin-free” life.
Think reduce your exposure where you reasonably can.

🌿 A few simple swaps:
✨ Choose glass or stainless steel for food and drinks where possible
✨ Avoid heating food in plastic containers
✨ Choose fragrance-free personal and household products
✨ Wash your hands after handling lots of receipts rather than keeping them unnecessarily
✨ Choose fresh, minimally packaged foods when practical
✨ I choose Tropic skincare, more info in bio

Small changes, made consistently, can help reduce your overall exposure.
It's not about being perfect – it's about making better choices where you can.

09/10/2026

What could your body notice if you took a break from alcohol for a few weeks?

October's Go Sober campaign is a great opportunity to get curious about how alcohol may be affecting the way you feel.
Taking a break may help you notice changes in:

🌙 Sleep – alcohol can make you feel sleepy initially, but can disrupt the quality of your sleep later in the night.
⚡ Energy – better quality sleep and more stable blood sugar can mean fewer sluggish mornings and afternoon energy dips.
🦠 Gut health – alcohol can irritate the digestive system and, particularly in larger amounts, may affect the balance of the gut microbiome.
🌸 Hormones – the liver plays an important role in processing hormones, while alcohol can also influence blood sugar, cortisol and oestrogen metabolism.
🧠 Mood & nervous system – you may feel relaxed after a drink, but alcohol can affect the brain and nervous system in ways that leave some people feeling more anxious or unsettled afterwards.

You don't have to give up alcohol forever to learn something from taking a break.

Try treating October as an experiment.

Notice your sleep.
Notice your digestion.
Notice your mood.
Notice your energy.
You might be surprised by what your body tells you.

07/10/2026

Hormones may be tiny chemical messengers, but they can have a huge influence on how you feel every day – from your mood and metabolism to sleep, appetite, energy and s*x drive.

Here are just a few of the key players:
⚡ Cortisol – helps your body respond to stress and influences energy

🍽️ Insulin – helps regulate blood sugar

🌙 Melatonin – helps regulate your sleep-wake cycle

🌸 Oestrogen & Progesterone – important throughout the menstrual cycle and the menopause transition

🔥 Thyroid hormones – help regulate metabolism, temperature and energy
But here's the important part…

Hormones don't work in isolation.

They are constantly communicating and interacting with one another – more like an orchestra than a collection of individual players.

Stress, poor sleep, blood sugar fluctuations, inadequate nutrition and changes in gut health can all influence this delicate hormonal conversation.

That's why when someone comes to me with low energy, poor sleep, weight changes, brain fog or digestive symptoms, I like to look at the bigger picture rather than focusing on one hormone alone.

Understanding what may be driving your symptoms is the first step towards knowing how best to support your body.

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