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The Your Remedy Naturopathy Blog is a space dedicated to empowering you with practical, natural, and evidence-informed insights to support your health and wellbeing. Written by Brisbane naturopath Norelle Hentschel, the blog blends clinical experience with a whole-person, holistic approach — focusing on skin health, digestive wellness, hormones, stress, and lifestyle medicine.
Here you’ll find easy-to-understand explanations, wellness tips, food-as-medicine guidance, and the latest research translated into everyday language.
Disclaimer
The information provided on this blog is for general educational purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition, nor should it be relied upon as a substitute for personalised medical or healthcare advice.
If you are experiencing symptoms or have concerns about your health, please consult a healthcare provider promptly.
A guide to using herbs for acne
Herbal medicine has much to offer acne sufferers. Used internally as either tincture, teas or tablets herbs help rebalance and tone body systems correcting the underlying drivers of acne. Traditionally herbs supporting digestion, detoxification...
What diet is best for acne?
Diet as a foundation for healthy skin Healthy skin comes from within. Your diet can be your skin’s best friend or worst enemy. The relationship between diet and acne is the subject of heated debate in both research and clinical circles. Changing what you...
Acne: What is the underlying cause?
Discover what drives your acne and get clear skin Acne is an inside job (mostly) and to get clear, glowing skin we need to go “deeper than the dermis”. If you're a woman between 21-30, there's a 45% chance you'll have acne. It doesn’t completely...
Healthy coleslaw with tahini dressing
Coleslaw is a classic summer salad. The version of my childhood has a thick, gluggy mayonnaise dressing often made with all sorts of less than desirable ingredients. Anyone remember those salad bars in the supermarkets? Coleslaw comes to us from the...
Meet the herb: Mistletoe
Mistletoe (Viscum album) brings to mind Christmas canoodling but it has a history that reaches back to the Celtic Druids. What’s in a name? The origins of the word mistletoe are somewhat less romantic. Some etymologists believe it originates from the old...
10 natural essentials you need to survive the silly season
Christmas is coming... It’s that time of year again. Peace, joy and ….. running around like mad buying presents, catching up with friends and attending a multitude of Christmas parties. The period leading up to Christmas can be frantic - usual healthy routines...
11 ways to naturally lower cortisol
Are you: Tired and fatigued during the day but can’t sleep at night? Gaining belly fat? Constantly getting sick? Having trouble concentrating? Wondering where your sex drive has gone? If you answered yes, to most of these questions your cortisol might be...
Is stress making you sick?
Stress versus immunity A case of corporate burnout - Emma's story Emma**, a 38-year-old successful business executive who frequently travelled for her work was continually getting sick. She’d barely recover from one head cold before getting hit with the next. Even...
Could I have thyroid disease? Signs, symptoms and causes
Thyroid disorders are the most common endocrine condition in Australia with up to 12% of the population experiencing thyroid autoimmunity and 5% with subclinical hypothyroidism. Women are 10 times more likely to have an issue with their thyroid and the risk...
Reflux: natural treatments to banish the burn
Acid reflux, also known as heartburn or indigestion, is a common digestive complaint. It occurs when the acidic contents of the stomach backflow through the lower oesphageal sphincter (LOS). The LOS is a circular muscle, which under normal conditions prevents the...
Chronic constipation – find the underlying cause to get the right treatment
Are you chronically constipated? Have you tried every kind of laxative and still can’t get things moving? Bowel motions (or lack of) can be one of those symptoms people feel embarrassed talking about with their healthcare professional. It is an important...
Make fever your friend and create a stronger immune system
Natural ways to support mild to moderate fevers ** Caveat: This article discusses the management of uncomplicated, mild to moderate, self-limiting fever in otherwise healthy adults. Prolonged fevers and those associated with convulsions, rashes or neck pain...
