Saffron for Menopause: What the Research Really Shows
By Lindsay Powers | Nutritional Therapist & Health Writer, Naturally Healthy News Published: July 2026 | Last reviewed: July 2026 Menopause brings a wide range of changes, and for many women, mood swings, anxiety, low mood and hot flushes are among the most...
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Why Am I Hungry After Eating? Understanding Appetite and Fullness
By Lindsay Powers | Nutritional Therapist & Health Writer, Naturally Healthy News Published: May 2026 | Last reviewed: July 2026 Have you ever finished a meal and wondered, “Why am I hungry after eating?” This is a common experience, and it...
Why Protein Keeps You Fuller for Longer
By Lindsay Powers | Nutritional Therapist & Health Writer, Naturally Healthy News Published: May 2026 | Last reviewed: May 2026 Why do some meals keep you satisfied for hours, while others leave you feeling hungry soon after? Hunger and...
How to Protect Your Eyes from Screen Time: A Practical Guide
By Lindsay Powers | Nutritional Therapist & Health Writer, Naturally Healthy News Published: April 2026 | Last reviewed: April 2026 With more of us spending hours each day on phones, laptops, and televisions, it is increasingly important to...
Are We Getting Enough Omega-3 in Modern Diets?
Omega-3 fatty acids are often discussed in relation to diet and long-term health. However, many people remain unsure how much they need or whether they are getting enough. Over recent decades, dietary patterns have shifted significantly. Changes in...
How Ultra-Processed Foods Affect Inflammation
Modern diets have changed significantly over recent decades, with ultra-processed foods becoming a routine part of everyday eating. In many countries, these foods now make up a substantial proportion of daily calorie intake, making their impact on...
Why We Crave Sugar (and Why It’s So Hard to Resist)
By Lindsay Powers | Nutritional Therapist & Health Writer, Naturally Healthy News Published: April 2026 | Last reviewed: July 2026 It’s not unusual to find yourself reaching for something sweet, especially around occasions like Easter when...
How Gut Health Influences Inflammation
The digestive system plays a central role in more than just nutrient absorption. It also interacts closely with the immune system and plays a role in inflammatory processes in the body. Researchers are increasingly studying the relationship between...
Diet and Inflammation: What the Research Says
Diet is one of the key lifestyle factors researchers examine when studying inflammation. The foods we eat provide energy as well as a wide range of nutrients and compounds that interact with the body’s metabolic and immune systems. Researchers...
Chronic Inflammation: What It Is and Why It Matters for Long-Term Health
Introduction Inflammation is a normal and essential part of the body’s defence system. When tissues are injured or when the immune system detects a potential threat, inflammatory signals help coordinate protection and repair. This response...