by Ema Taylor | Oct 7, 2019 | Nutritional Medicine, Women's Health
As featured on The Twenties Club The word “detox” gets a bad rap. Mostly because it’s been hijacked by the wellness industry to sell its constituents on everything from teas to juices, powders, bath salts, colonics and even shampoo. In fact, my earliest memory of the...
by Ema Taylor | Jul 22, 2019 | Exercise, Nutritional Medicine, Women's Health
WRITTEN FOR PLANT.D Intermittent fasting has gained a lot of attention and momentum over the last few years and given the reported associated health benefits, we are guessing that you have heard of it! Ema Taylor, a naturopath and nutritionist has observed this...
by Ema Taylor | Jul 4, 2019 | Spirit, Women's Health
Featured on Lorna Jane Rituals are performed in many cultures throughout the world for ceremonial, spiritual or religious practices. But the premise of a ritual doesn’t necessarily have to be associated with or performed in a customary way to hold power in your life....
by Ema Taylor | Jun 22, 2019 | Recipes
Winter solstice calls for slow mornings and banana pancakes. The winter solstice is a celebration of the longest, darkest night and shortest day, a powerful transition between seasons. In Pagan times the winter solstice was referred to as ‘Yule’ and was a...
by Ema Taylor | Jun 16, 2019 | Nutritional Medicine
I am loving these ginger, spiced baked pears with turmeric porridge, almond butter and coconut yoghurt for breakfast now that it is cold. The spices used are circulatory stimulants, which support blood flow, are anti-inflammatory and help balance blood glucose levels,...
