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WEEK 33 (2025) – The Early Signal Your Heart May Be Sending

WEEK 33 (2025) – The Early Signal Your Heart May Be Sending

by Lindsay Powers | Aug 14, 2025 | Newsletter

Hello Naturally Healthy Community, Last week, we explored how colourful berries, heart-healthy vegetables, and warming spices can all contribute to a healthy heart. This week, as we continue on the theme, I’d like to share some recently published research, which...
Are Toxic Beauty Ingredients Harming Your Health?

Are Toxic Beauty Ingredients Harming Your Health?

by Lindsay Powers | Aug 10, 2025 | Healthy Lifestyle

The beauty industry is booming. In the quest for shiny hair and flawless skin, many of us stock our bathrooms with a dizzying array of products, which often promise a ‘radiant complexion’ or ‘age-defying’ results. But behind the glossy labels lies a concerning truth:...
WEEK 32 (2025) – Eat These 5 Everyday Foods for a Healthier Heart

WEEK 32 (2025) – Eat These 5 Everyday Foods for a Healthier Heart

by Lindsay Powers | Aug 8, 2025 | Newsletter

Following last week’s exploration of beetroot’s benefits for heart health, your enthusiastic responses highlighted a shared commitment to natural cardiovascular care. This week, I’m keeping the subject light and focused on nutrition, as there are many more...
Ubiquinol and Fertility: Supporting Reproductive Health Naturally

Ubiquinol and Fertility: Supporting Reproductive Health Naturally

by Lindsay Powers | Aug 3, 2025 | Supplements

For many couples, the journey to conception can present challenges, especially as age and lifestyle factors influence fertility. One of the key contributors to declining fertility is oxidative stress, a condition where damaging free radicals overwhelm the body’s...
WEEK 31 (2025) – Is Your Heart Skipping a Beet?

WEEK 31 (2025) – Is Your Heart Skipping a Beet?

by Lindsay Powers | Jul 31, 2025 | Newsletter

Why the cholesterol conversation isn’t over – and how beetroot could help your heart. After last week’s newsletter on cholesterol and statins, I wasn’t sure how people would respond. But the inbox spoke volumes. Again and again, your stories reflected the same...
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