Anti - inflammatory foods

One of the most powerful tools to combat inflammation in the body comes from food and fluid.

Extra virgin oils
Leafy green vegetables
Nuts
Seeds
Tomatoes
Oily Fish
Fruit

Foods which may cause inflammation

Foods that inflame

Try to avoid or limit these foods as much as possible:

Fried Foods
White bread and pastries
Fizzy drinks
Red meat
Margarine

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BETTER YOUR LIFE COACHING

Angie Michael P.D.N.N, Bant, C.N.C.H. Clin Hyp, Natural Health Coach, NLP.

Angie Michael has been a Practitioner in Natural Nutrition for over 18 years and finds supporting the client with personal Nutritional advice can empower the client to focus on reaching their optimum health.

Clinical Hypnotherapy

Angie Michael is fully trained in the discipline of Hypnotherapy. Angie trained at The Phil Parker Training institute and was awarded the diploma in Clinical Hypnotherapy.

Life Coaching

Angie Michael is fully trained in the discipline of Neurolinguistic Programming and coaching. Angie Michael trained at the Phil Parker Training institute and was awarded the diploma in NLP and Coaching.

Nutrition

Angie says, " As a Nutritional based Practitioner of 18 years, the subject of Nutrition is truly my passion and vocation in life.

Good nutrition can help prevent disease and promote health.

As a client you will be given a natural health care program to help you on your journey to better health.

Better Your Life Coaching

Angie Michael has created an amazing formula which involves all of her skills. The session takes two hours and may be life changing.

The Asyra

Using the Asyra can give support in the energetic state of the body.

The Asyra works in a complimentary manner to support in strengthening the body and mind.

The Asyra is not a diagnostic tool and is not used to replace your G.P or Specialists.

If you have any symptoms it is important that you speak to your GP.

The Asyra is about creating Homeostasis not diagnosis.

Homeostasis

The tendency of a system, especially the physiological system, to maintain internal stability, owing to the coordinated response of its parts to any situation or stimulus that would tend to disturb its normal condition or function.