Specialist in Chronic Disease Management & Complex illness

Based in Warwickshire, UK | Offering Remote Consultations Worldwide

From a young age, I was drawn to the world of health and healing. At just eight years old, I was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis. Fortunately, my grandmother, Margaret Hills - renowned for her natural approach to arthritis and her work with thousands worldwide - guided my recovery. Experiencing such a profound transformation first hand left a lasting imprint on how I view the body’s innate ability to heal. It involved a complete lifestyle overhaul: I changed schools, adopted a therapeutic diet, took targeted supplements, and said goodbye to sweets - all of which contributed to my recovery.

This early experience sparked a lifelong fascination with the role of nutrition, emotional stress, and biochemical balance in health. Facing bullying during this time also showed me how emotional trauma can manifest physically, an understanding I’ve deepened through years of scientific study.

My personal journey naturally led to a career dedicated to helping others reclaim their health. I hold a BSc (Hons) in Human Physiology, studied Nutrition at the College of Naturopathic Medicine, and became a certified practitioner with the Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM) in the USA. I have a boundless passion for understanding the human body at a systems and cellular level. By decoding how the body communicates and functions, we can begin to shift it from dysfunction back to vibrant health - learning how to optimize its natural healing processes.

In clinical practice, my work has increasingly focused on environmental illness, mould exposure, and chronic infections as underlying causes of long-term health issues. I trained directly under Dr Ritchie Shoemaker, a global leader in diagnosing and managing Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS), and continue advancing my expertise through the Kharrazian Institute and regular seminars and workshops.

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I have a special interest in biophysics - which explores how physics operates inside the human body. Our body is electric and it is a much neglected area in modern medicine. A clear illustration is our heart rhythm - when you get an ECG test done by your doctor they are putting electrical pads on your chest and limbs to detect the electrical signal. In fact every single cell within all of your organs and tissues also have electrical signals and form a massive integral network of communication through all of your fascia/connective tissue and reaching  all the way inside of every cell, even into your DNA.  The ability of our cells to hold a healthy voltage is pivotal to whether we are well or not. The way our energy producing mitochondria operate is even called the 'electron transport chain' referring to the movement of electrons in order to create energy. Lifestyle changes such as grounding and living by sunlight can have profoundly healing effects on very sick people, who are experiencing an enormous disconnection from the natural world. We ARE part of an living ecosystem with our environment; we are all connected and our bodies will only thrive once this knowledge is re-integrated.  

 

When you think about the gut microbiome, it’s clear that our health depends on living in harmony with the microbes inside us. If we take this idea further and consider our connection to the wider environment, we can start to tune into the ways our bodies have interacted with the world for millions of years. It’s fascinating to consider how our wellness vs disease-ness might be influenced by our relationship with the world around us, and how integrating this perspective can cause those much needed shifts back on the right path to health again. This area of study is known as Quantum Biology and is a major influence on how I work with people to restore their health from complex illness. 

With extensive experience, I have developed a unique and evolving framework for assessing and supporting you. Witnessing remarkable transformations over the years has been deeply rewarding and I can honestly say my passion for this work only strengthens as time goes on and I make new research and discoveries.

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I am honoured to host the Gutology podcast, where I share insights into many aspects of health. The encouraging feedback from listeners who have benefited from these discussions inspires me to continue this educational work so that everyone can learn how to help themselves even if they cannot access our direct one to one care.