This week’s interview is with Claire Bradshaw, a life coach, yoga teacher and host of the 'Becoming Whole’ podcast. In this episode, we spoke all about stress and what we can do to overcome it, how we can start to connect with our intuition and we spoke about Claire’s recent experience on a 10 day silent meditation retreat.

In this episode, I chat with Julia Craig. Julia is a Holistic Nutrition and Wellness Coach, who helps women who struggle with low energy, digestive issues and stress to improve food choices and daily lifestyle habits so that they have plenty of energy, a happy tummy and can mindfully manage stress.

If you have an autoimmune disease or other chronic condition, you’re going to love this episode. I interviewed Christina Tidwell, a Registered Nurse and Certified Autoimmune Health Coach who specialises in serving clients with chronic autoimmune disease.

If you’re doing loads of exercise, eating well and still struggling to lose weight, this is for you. In this episode, I interview Personal Trainer and Nutritionist Ash Lane. Ash helps women learn to eat more, train less, build muscle and lose fat.

Ok, so maybe you’ve started to switch to eating more real food -- you expected to feel more energy, less bloating, right?! And that’s what happens for a lot of people. But some of us end up feeling more tired, bloated, and even constipated -- even though we’re eating all this nutrient dense food.

How is this possible?! It doesn’t make any sense!

How well do you know your hormones? This week’s episode is with Jessica Ash, a Clinical Nutritionist & Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner who specialises in female hormones, gut health, and metabolism.

Thinking about trying Isagenix? Read my unbiased review of Isagenix, where I take a close look at the 30-day Isagenix Cleanse, its ingredients, and learn whether it’s a healthy, sustainable way to lose weight or just another fad diet.

I get so many questions about Isagenix on Instagram - Is Isagenix healthy? Is having a cleanse day good for you? Are meal replacement shakes unhealthy? In today’s episode of The meTOX Podcast, I review the Isagenix 30 Day Weight Loss System in detail, and sharing my take on whether the system and products are healthy or not.

Health is so much more than nutrition and exercise. The way you think contributes hugely to your health, plus your mindset determines whether you stick to those healthy habits or not.

In this episode, Blake Worrall Thompson shares a little bit about his own story, along with his top strategies and tools to help you upgrade your mindset, and how you can actually create lasting change in your life. You are going to love it!

As Hippocrates said, “All disease begins in the gut”.

So many of us have been exposed to antibiotics, birth control and other medications, inflammatory food, environmental toxins and chronic stress over our lifetimes. All of these stressors can lead to poor gut health and even “leaky gut”, which occurs when the lining of the gut becomes permeable.

In this episode, I’ll explain what gut health is, why you should even care about it, and I’ll walk you through the gut-healing process step-by-step.

Whether you have digestive symptoms like constipation, diarrhoea or bloating, have been diagnosed with IBS, or even if you have any seemingly unrelated symptoms like fatigue, eczema or brain fog, this episode is for you!

You’re not stuck with anxiety. There is another way.  

This episode will inspire you to ditch the anxiety for good and live in the present moment. Lesa Blackham is a Life Coach at Creating Calm. After struggling with anxiety for most of her adult life, Lesa decided it was time to take back control and find the answers she needed to live a more balanced, worry free and happy life.

Health is holistic, and mental wellness is no exception. I brought in the expert: Holistic Psychologist, Dr. Nicole LePera, to share with us her take on psychology. Dr Nicole incorporates nutrition, lifestyle and psychological wellness practices into her practice, and is changing the game by encouraging us to heal ourselves.

Confused about whether or not you should eat gluten? In this episode, I talk about the difference between Coeliac Disease and Non Coeliac Gluten Sensitivity, why it seems like everyone is sensitive to gluten these days, and whether you should eat gluten or steer clear.

If you’re not happy in your own skin, no amount of green smoothies will make you healthy.  

Health is holistic. We need to nourish our bodies with real food, and get plenty of exercise. But here’s the thing: if you’re not happy within yourself, then I don’t believe you can be truly healthy.

Know this: you’re not stuck feeling tired or overweight, or working in a job you hate. You get to create your dream life.

In this episode, I walk you through a simple exercise to help you plan and manifest an epic year ahead.

The ketogenic diet is all the rage at the moment. Is it just another fad diet, or is it worth looking into?

I called in the keto expert — Leah Williamson, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, to share her knowledge on this unique approach to eating.

In this episode, I’ll be talking about the difference between a conventional and functional approach to health and how you can get to the root cause of your symptoms - whether that’s the extra few kilos that won’t budge, fatigue, digestive issues, skin issues, or whatever else is going on for you.

This is the very first interview of The meTOX Podcast — with Mitch Woods, Strength and Conditioning Coach.

In this episode, we discuss mindfulness and meditation and how we can integrate that into our busy lives, together with how Mitch’s take on nutrition has evolved over the years.

Picture this: You're at a Christmas party. There's an epic cheeseboard and bottomless rosé. How do you handle this situation?

This is the very first episode of The meTOX Podcast -- designed to help you lose weight, get more energy & live an epic life.

In this episode, I’ll be sharing why I started this podcast, the 80/20 rule for health and nutrition and what you can expect in future episodes.

Stay tuned for an awesome lineup of upcoming episodes! I’ll be sharing all of my nutrition tips, plus interviewing experts on various topics, to help you take your health to the next level.

If you follow me on Instagram, you’ll know I just spent a few weeks exploring Greece as part of my journey through Europe over the next few months.

I love travel, and it has been a lifelong goal of mine to work and travel the world. So far, it’s been incredible.  

I'm a sucker for dessert - and this would have to be one of my all-time favourites! If you have any friends who are sceptical that real food can taste incredible, give them a slice of this and their mind will be changed forever. If you want to share, that is!

2017 has been an incredible year, although it hasn’t always been easy.

At times it has seemed as though the world has been in total chaos.

I keep seeing this picture floating around the interwebs of 2016 being the caterpillar, 2017 being the cocoon and 2018 representing the butterfly.

One of the jobs that put me through uni was working at a hairdresser. Which mostly involved making coffee, giving head massages and sweeping the floor.

But one of the most memorable parts of that job was Helen’s famous mini Christmas puddings. People would always “just drop in to say hello” from the 1st of December in hope of taking home one of the absolutely dense, decadent mini puddings.

Sometimes I feel like I’m either bossy or awkwardly quiet, there’s nothing in between. I often come out of conversations wondering whether I came on too strong.

I spent the first 12 years of my life being a bossy older sister (I take full credit for my brothers’ intelligence and athleticism), and the years after that I figured I should tone it down a notch for fear of offending anyone. Hence the awkward quietness.

This morning I woke up with the sun and walked to a sweaty yoga class in a studio immersed in the jungle. After yoga, stopped at a cafe for a healthy breaky and headed straight to my coworking space (which is a bamboo hut looking over the rice paddies in Ubud, Bali) to start “working”.

This week has been big. Between webinars and uni assignments, life has been rather "full", as they say. So, to make sure I had something to snack on in a hurry, I made a batch of this delicious fudge!

For as long as I can remember, I have struggled with PMS and cramps. I did a pretty good job of masking the acne, PMS and cramps for the 10 years I was on the contraceptive pill (band-aid approach, anyone?!). But ever since I went off the pill a few years ago, I’ve been doing a whole lotta work on myself to balance my hormones with real food nutrition and lifestyle changes.

In my group nutrition programs, I help people ditch the sugar and processed foods and transition to a real-food approach to eating. Without a doubt, the number one question I get asked as people are going through this process is "what on earth can I eat for breakfast?!"