Welcome

Welcome to my personal web site and blog. Some areas of the site still aren’t as complete as I would like them to be, but slowly but surely it will get there. There just never seem to be enough hours in the day and when I do snatch some minutes, I seldom get the desire to get on my computer as Maya, my gorgeous ten year old daughter is far too alluring! 

Please feel free to 'drop-by' to the site whenever you like. You can also come and see me in my practices which I run in London and Leicester, if you want my help sorting out a health problem-I treat a wide variety of medical conditions, from those that affect your digestion, heart, mind, weight or hormones, as well as supporting and treating patients, young and old with Cancer, working alongside eminent Oncologists and Surgeons.

 I also love seeing people who just want some inspiration as to how to eat well and deliciously to maximise their wellbeing and/or performance-having built up a strong reputation amongst professional athletes and sports professionals for the past two decades.

I believe everyone is unique and I therefore treat you as an individual, taking into consideration all aspects of your health and lifestyle. 

If you can't make it to my practices, you might want to look at past articles on the Daily Mail, London Times and Observer websites  for health and nutritional advice, or tap into the advice and inspiration in my books-see my books section on this site. 

PEA AND MINT SOUP HITS THE SPOT!


The seedlings are at last looking luscious in the vegetable garden and what with the blossom in full bloom on the fruit trees, we are hopeful that this year will yield plentiful crops all round. Sadly our beehive is looking very barren, but having cleaned it out to be once more spotless, maybe we will be lucky enough to repeat last years luck of attracting a rogue swarm.
 
Maya and I have never had so much bird activity in the garden, with three out of four bird boxes being home to blue tits and great tits, which along with the blackbirds building nests in the hedgerows, at times this means that the bird traffic outside the window is incredible!
 
Luckily our Heritage seedlings are starting to sprout in the greenhouse, so soon we should be able to plant those out into the kitchen garden-we are most excited to taste varieties we’ve never tried before. Lets just hope....READ MORE