Junipers Health

29/05/2026

In the last year, I have battled for my life. I drew on every bit of knowledge I’ve ever gained in holistic health and orthomolecular medicine, while also exploring entirely new healing modalities just to survive.
In the midst of those months of illness, I realised that these seemingly impossible, incurable conditions had come to me because it was God’s way of making me learn how to heal them — so that I could then help others. Although when it came to the point of writing my last will and testament in January I didn’t care what the reason was, I just wanted the pain and suffering to be over.
At one point, I ended up being admitted to urgent care in hospital in a bad way. Those stays made me realise I could not rely on the conventional medical system. In fact, had I allowed them to carry out the procedures they wanted, I’m certain it would have made me significantly worse.
My self-diagnoses were incredibly difficult to reach because these conditions can present in so many different ways. Yet finding the correct diagnosis is essential before you can begin to treat it. It took a long time after the complications from my original diverticulitis — which I had self-diagnosed and later confirmed by CT scan in hospital — to understand how that illness, and the prolonged starvation that followed, had affected my other organs.
This led me to Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency, or EPI. After starving for so long, my body had begun to break down. EPI meant I was no longer producing the enzymes needed to digest food, so even though I was eating, I was still severely malnourished. The effects were brutal — I was losing my mind as much as my body. My cognition collapsed. I couldn’t think straight, couldn’t focus, and my memory was shot. When you’re malnourished, literally every system in the body suffers, including your brain.
It was so hard to understand what was happening because everything in my body simply felt wrong.
I can walk again now, and my organs are stabilising. After persistent daily effort. Trial and error and trying new things!

So it’s another bow and hat off from me to orthomolecular medicine.

26/05/2026

1. Niacin contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism.
2. Niacin contributes to normal functioning of the nervous system.
3. Niacin contributes to normal psychological function.
4. Niacin contributes to the maintenance of normal mucous membranes.
5. Niacin contributes to the maintenance of normal skin.
6. Niacin contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.

This product contains nicotinamide (niacinamide) — the flush-free vitamin B3 UK · no-flush form. Unlike nicotinic acid (the flushing form), nicotinamide does not cause skin redness, tingling, warmth or itching. It does not bind to the prostaglandin receptors responsible for the niacin flush. The vast majority of users experience no flush whatsoever at 500mg nicotinamide.

Nicotinamide/niacinamide — exactly the same compound — two names for the identical chemical. Both are the flush-free vitamin B3 nicotinamide amide form, and both share all 6 authorised EU/UK health claims for niacin.

If you specifically want the flushing form: This is not the right product. See our B3 Niacin Nicotinic Acid 500mg Capsules — the flushing (nicotinic acid) form.

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20/05/2026

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Experience enhanced glutathione production with our liposomal NAC supplement. Our advanced liposomal technology allows for increased absorption and delivery of NAC, a powerful antioxidant that supports liver and lung function. Improve your overall health and well-being with our innovative formula. 5...

20/05/2026

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NAC N-Acetyl-Cysteine is an amino acid and is a non-toxic stable form of L-Cysteine NAC also has a high bioavailability, and can therefore be used by the body more efficiently. Free from all common allergens, including gluten, wheat, dairy, eggs, fish, crustaceans, molluscs, soy, sesame, celery, mus...

29/08/2025

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Nearly there! Come join the chat. All things NAC.

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24/07/2025

The latest installment of liposomal C collected by Merched y Môr last week 🚣🌊

I felt that the Liposomal C would best support the team for many reasons.

Athletes use it to prepare for big events because it’s absorbed way better than regular vitamin C, getting more of that immune-boosting, antioxidant power into their system fast. It helps reduce inflammation, fights off fatigue from intense training, and protects against oxidative stress, which can hit hard during tough workouts. Plus, it supports faster recovery by aiding tissue repair and keeping the immune system strong.

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22/02/2025

Monkeys fed soy-based diets were observed to have-

🟥Increased aggression
🟥Heightened submissiveness
🟥Reduced social interaction

There’s a notable study from 2004 published in *Hormones and Behavior* It found that adult male cynomolgus macaques fed diets high in soy protein and isoflavones over 15 months showed increased aggressive behavior (67% higher), heightened submissiveness (203% higher), and reduced social interaction compared to those on a control diet without soy isoflavones. They spent less time in physical contact with others (down 68%) and more time alone (up 30%). The researchers suggested this could be linked to the estrogen-like effects of soy isoflavones interacting with estrogen receptors in the brain.

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