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This April brings the largest natural health show ever to The West, at the Radisson BLU Hotel, Galway — to be held on Sunday April 6. The ‘Evergreen Natural Health Show’ is an all day event from 11am-7pm featuring the leading brands in natural health along with tastings, demonstrations and advice from industry experts. The show highlights will include talksrunning throughout the day from health experts including Patrick Holford, Dale Pinnock, Prannie Rhatigan and Gareth Zeal.

Nothing is as devastating for your energy, health, and weight loss as digestive problems. Bloating, heartburn, indigestion, trapped wind, and the much more serious conditions like constipation, irritable bowel, and diverticulitis can slow down or stop your weight loss no matter how much you diet or exercise.

Nutritional expertise in supporting women’s health is now available at the Glenville Nutrition Clinic Galway. Local nutritionist Sorcha Molloy (BSc hons) has recently opened the Galway clinic which offers the Glenville approach to natural health, founded by Dr Marilyn Glenville PhD, ensuring the very best nutritional advice on women’s health issues.

A food allergy happens almost immediately, usually within one hour. This reaction is very evident.

Galway heart and stroke charity Croí has recently commenced piloting a user-friendly menu labelling system to help customers choose healthy menu options in restaurants.

Weight management is one of the key steps on the road to a healthy you, says local heart and stroke Charity Croí, who are just announcing details of their next series of six week (one hour per week) weight management programmes which take place in the Croí Heart and Stroke Centre, Newcastle, Galway and at select venues throughout the west of Ireland. The Croí programme is delivered by highly qualified dietitians and each participant is encouraged to keep a food diary and participate in weekly weigh-ins where they receive on-going advice and motivation.

The College of Naturopathic Medicine is hosting an evening of free natural health talks on Thursday September 26 in the Galway Cultural Institute in Salthill. This will be an enjoyable and informative evening for anyone who is interested in the field of nutrition.

In recent years there has been a huge increase in awareness of the relationship between nutrition and health. As a result more and more people are seeking the advice of nutritional therapists. A three-year diploma program (part-time) is now being run in Galway.

Foods marketed as healthier are seen by consumers as a licence to overeat and may actually lead in time to weight gain, interim results of new Safefood funded research reveals.

People attend a kinesiologist for a number of reasons: