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PCOS Diet Plan: What to Eat to Actually Feel Better
Around 70-80% of women with PCOS have some degree of insulin resistance, even those who are a healthy weight. This means your cells don't respond properly to insulin, so your body keeps producing more and more of it to compensate...
kirstenjbrooks
2 days ago3 min read


How Gut Health Affects Anxiety: What's Really Going On
Most people don't realise that your gut produces around 90% of your body's serotonin, the chemical most associated with mood and calm. It is connected to your brain via a direct two-way communication pathway, and the traffic runs both ways.
kirstenjbrooks
Apr 13 min read


Best Diet for ADHD Adults: What Your Brain Actually Needs
You sit down to work and your brain just... won't cooperate. Sound familiar?
kirstenjbrooks
Mar 233 min read


Discount + When "Senior Moments" Become Something More Concerning
"Getting older!" we joke. And usually, that's all it is. But sometimes, and this is the part nobody really talks about, those moments aren't just about age.
kirstenjbrooks
Feb 235 min read


Your Brain on Hormones: Why Menopause Messes With Your Head (ADHD, PMDD & Brain Fog)
You walk into a room and completely forget why you're there. Again. Or you're mid-sentence and that one simple word just... disappears. If you feel like you're losing your edge, you aren't 'losing it', your brain is going through a massive hormonal shift. From why oestrogen is actually 'brain fertiliser' to how perimenopause can hijack your ADHD or PMDD, let's talk about what's really happening. More importantly, let’s look at how you can feel mentally sharp again.
kirstenjbrooks
Jan 155 min read


Why Stress Makes You Crave Chocolate (it's not what you think)
Scientists have just cracked the code on why stress makes us reach for the biscuit tin - and it could change how we tackle Britain's obesity crisis..
kirstenjbrooks
Jan 54 min read


Your gut might be sending you warning signals about Alzheimer's - up to 15 years before your brain shows any symptoms. Here's what you need to know...
We're talking about your gut potentially raising red flags a full 15 years before any memory problems show up..
kirstenjbrooks
Oct 1, 20254 min read
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