Courses and events run throughout the year and generally will change with the seasons.
4 Week "Love your Liver" programme - Begins March 29th 2023
Not only thisI am SO excited to be launching the THRIVE 4 Week Love your Liver programme again, this spring (2023)
In naturopathy, the liver is considered a vital organ for overall health and wellbeing.
Not only does it help us process toxins and filter our blood, but it also plays a crucial role in digestion, hormone regulation, and the immune system.
In traditional Chinese medicine, the liver is viewed as both a physical and emotional organ. Physically, it's associated with the Wood element and is responsible for the smooth flow of chi (energy) throughout the body. Emotionally, it's believed to be linked to feelings of anger, frustration, and creativity.
During the springtime, which is the time of the Wood element in traditional Chinese medicine, our chi is rising - just like the sap is rising in the plants and trees around us. This makes it the perfect time to focus on nourishing and cleansing the liver.
Around the spring equinox, in particular, the energy of renewal and rebirth is strong, making it an ideal time to reset and rejuvenate the liver.
If you're experiencing high cholesterol, high blood sugar, feeling tired, sluggish, poor skin, headaches, hormonal problems, hot sweats, feeling out of balance, lack of energy or motivation, low mood, or feeling angry, these can all be signs that your liver could use some extra support.
According to Ayurveda, the liver is the seat of Pitta dosha, which governs digestion and metabolism. When the liver is functioning well, it helps to balance the other doshas (Vata and Kapha) and promotes overall health and vitality.
That's why I'm excited to announce my upcoming 4-week "Love Your Liver" cleanse!
Beginning on Wednesday, March 22nd, I'll be hosting live webinars at 7pm to teach you why it's important to focus on liver health, especially at this time of year, and how to maximize it with foods, herbs, and supplements.
The program will also include a fingerprick blood test kit that will check your liver function, lipids, and nutrient levels and a short one – to – one feedback session with myself to go through your results. You will also receive a wellness package of supplements and naturopathic producs to support your liver health.
With the support of this program, you can give your liver the attention it deserves and feel your best.
Let's work together to support the life force of our liver and embrace the renewal and rebirth of spring!
In naturopathy, the liver is considered a vital organ for overall health and wellbeing.
Not only does it help us process toxins and filter our blood, but it also plays a crucial role in digestion, hormone regulation, and the immune system.
In traditional Chinese medicine, the liver is viewed as both a physical and emotional organ. Physically, it's associated with the Wood element and is responsible for the smooth flow of chi (energy) throughout the body. Emotionally, it's believed to be linked to feelings of anger, frustration, and creativity.
During the springtime, which is the time of the Wood element in traditional Chinese medicine, our chi is rising - just like the sap is rising in the plants and trees around us. This makes it the perfect time to focus on nourishing and cleansing the liver.
Around the spring equinox, in particular, the energy of renewal and rebirth is strong, making it an ideal time to reset and rejuvenate the liver.
If you're experiencing high cholesterol, high blood sugar, feeling tired, sluggish, poor skin, headaches, hormonal problems, hot sweats, feeling out of balance, lack of energy or motivation, low mood, or feeling angry, these can all be signs that your liver could use some extra support.
According to Ayurveda, the liver is the seat of Pitta dosha, which governs digestion and metabolism. When the liver is functioning well, it helps to balance the other doshas (Vata and Kapha) and promotes overall health and vitality.
That's why I'm excited to announce my upcoming 4-week "Love Your Liver" cleanse!
Beginning on Wednesday, March 22nd, I'll be hosting live webinars at 7pm to teach you why it's important to focus on liver health, especially at this time of year, and how to maximize it with foods, herbs, and supplements.
The program will also include a fingerprick blood test kit that will check your liver function, lipids, and nutrient levels and a short one – to – one feedback session with myself to go through your results. You will also receive a wellness package of supplements and naturopathic producs to support your liver health.
With the support of this program, you can give your liver the attention it deserves and feel your best.
Let's work together to support the life force of our liver and embrace the renewal and rebirth of spring!
What others say about the programme...
I really enjoyed the four week liver webinar learning all about the liver that Eve did.
She had such a good way of describing and explaining everything to us all about how the body works. It was very interesting indeed. Quite life changing for some! I lost weight during this programme but more importantly, I felt more awake and energised.
I thoroughly recommend her courses and webinars to all those who want to get their health back into shape. It’s all about what goes into your mouth….How it affects the working of your body. Putting the right nutrients and foods into your system. Truly of benefit and as I said ‘ quite life changing’ for some people. Certainly worth doing.
Pamela.
She had such a good way of describing and explaining everything to us all about how the body works. It was very interesting indeed. Quite life changing for some! I lost weight during this programme but more importantly, I felt more awake and energised.
I thoroughly recommend her courses and webinars to all those who want to get their health back into shape. It’s all about what goes into your mouth….How it affects the working of your body. Putting the right nutrients and foods into your system. Truly of benefit and as I said ‘ quite life changing’ for some people. Certainly worth doing.
Pamela.
