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On-line Nutritional Report

  • Online symptoms analysis questionnaire to determine your personal nutritional needs.
  • Detailed on-line report with nutritional advice to meet your unique requirements.
  • Tried and tested system used successfully for more than 20 years.
  • Opportunity for telephone, email or face-to-face support from nutritional therapist Emma Cockrell.
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author, Erica White

Dip.ION., (Institute for Optimum Nutrition, UK), Hon. Fellow of BANT (British Association of Applied Nutrition and Nutritional Therapy)

Erica White's Beat Candida Cookbook       Erica White's Beat Fatigue Handbook       Doughnuts and Temples

About Erica White

Erica WhiteI qualified as a Nutritional Therapist in 1990, having studied for three years at the Institute for Optimum Nutrition, London. I soon established an extremely busy practice, and saw many hundreds of clients sustain optimal physical and emotional health by following appropriate nutritional and lifestyle advice. Many of these clients followed a yeast-free four-point plan to promote healthy gut ecology, a strategy that primarily involves reducing an overgrowth of candida, which is known to cause a wide range of health problems including hormonal imbalance and weakened immunity, sometimes leading to chronic fatigue syndrome. In 2005, www.nutritionhelp.com was launched to provide online advice.

I received medical approval to run a research project investigating the relationship between gut ecology (candida overgrowth) and chronic fatigue syndrome, and in 2005 my findings were published in the Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine. 83% of participants with CFS/ME experienced improvement in one year by following a programme to optimise gut ecology; one participant achieved 100% well-being in just eight months!

Until age 53 I suffered constant ill-health, but eventually learned about yeast infection (candida). With a growing interest in nutrition, I developed my yeast-free four-point plan and at 53 experienced optimum health for the first time ever. I started three years of training in Nutritional Therapy and for sixteen years worked hard to optimise the health of my clients. I also wrote books and lectured widely in UK and overseas. Although now not far below 80, I still live an active life but no longer give personal consultations - which is why Nutritionhelp now offers, in addition to its online facility for personalized nutritional advice, contact with my daughter Emma Cockrell, also a qualified Nutritional Therapist, by telephone, email or face-to-face. I have every confidence that, if you choose to contact Emma, she will provide you with very caring support and professional expertise. I commend her to you!

I wish you Good Health!