This fascinating case study of a woman’s terrible leg cramps that appeared to defy treatment and how Rachel identified the problem and drastically reduced her pain….
…their annual report about the agricultural contamination of fruits and vegetables in the USA. Even though the report is always good food for thought and a routine reminder that some…
…– one for practitioners working extensively in Mental Health and another online program for New Graduates. Read all about it here or email admin@rachelarthur.com.au to let us know you are…
…are and the promising results we can achieve. In addition to this, Rachel will be coordinating a practitioner Q & A forum as part of the event. Dates: 14th-15th June…
…disengagement. I see the power of this in my clinic and with each year of practice I pay more and more attention to this aspect. I’ve come to appreciate, that…
This is the latest opportunity to upskill in adrenal and thyroid assessment – the basics and beyond. Covering Thyroid (TSH, T3, T4, Ab, rT3) and Adrenal (Cortisol, ACTH, DHEAs, Synacthen…
…Detoxification and Gut Problems. We then examine two remarkable real case studies, which illustrate all the theory in action and highlight the uniqueness of each anxious presentation and its remedy….
Here’s the most up to date information on how to accurately assess thyroid – when to ask for what, and how to interpret each finding. Rachel covers the key thyroid…
…Mental Health have created demand for versions of the talk in all formats. An exploration of the “Six Models of Depression” – inflammation, methylation, dysglycaemia, pyrroluria, neuroendocrine and monoamine models….
…practice guidelines for GPs and obstetricians in most western countries regardless of trimester and then there’s another, that is arguably more evidence based, accounts for the essentiality of physiological anaemia…
Ever wanted a succinct summary of all the highest quality information about micronutrients in one place? A resource where you can quickly find answers to critical questions you have about…
…as we start to ask ‘what else is at play’ and what next. This case is about the ongoing reality of continued care and has much to teach us about…
…nutrition, with a focus on the most common thyroid condition: Hashimoto’s hypothyroidism. Clinicians from all backgrounds will be able to quickly update their knowledge and enhance their approach to treatment….
Low dopamine as an underpinning cause of depression, anxiety and even addiction (illicit drugs, sex gambling) has been gaining increased recognition in research. In spite of this there are no…
…imbalance in mental health. Did you know you can subscribe to these? Become a UU30 Subscriber and save $$ and receive every month the latest research and access to the…
…athletes but can be capitalised on for anyone vulnerable to a CNS shortfall. Ignored for far too long, this economic and impactful brain nutrient is coming to the fore for…