Hormones are amazing things aren’t they. I mean really, they are! They are wonderful little chemical messengers that do all sorts of vital jobs, like telling us when we’re hungry or full, controlling our body temperature and metabolism, and they conduct the whole orchestra of events that is our fertility. Truly wonderous stuff. Continue Reading
An accredited nutritionist has received tertiary training in the field of nutrition (in my case an Advanced Diploma in Nutritional Medicine). They will also be a member of a governing body, holding them to a high level of professional conduct and ensuring they adhere to set targets for continued education each year.
However, “nutritionist” is not a protected term here in Australia, meaning anyone can call themselves a nutritionist. Make sure you ask what training / qualifications they have. Continue Reading
Christine Dominguez – author of wellness blog Health is my Oyster
No matter how successful your career may look from the outside, , if you are thinking about changing your career then it obviously isn’t that “successful” for you. Friends might envy your job, it might sound good to strangers, it might pay for you to have a rather nice life – when you’re not working. But if you’re reading posts on changing your career, then you’re probably in the wrong one (I know, I’ve been there!). Continue Reading