The ReMed Podcast

PANS: The Treatment Process

Join clinical nutritionists Toni Chambers and Samantha Bake, also head of ReMed's Kids Clinic as they unravel the driving factors behind 9 year old Harper's symptoms that started suddenly when he was one year old. We heard from Harper's mum Ash in last week's episode. Sam determined that his presentation was PANS, Paediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome. Listen as she discusses the relevant test results including nutrigenomics and microbiome mapping.
 

PANS: A Family's 7-Year Quest to Re-ignite Their Son's Spark

Ashleigh Johnson is mum to 8 year old Harper - when he was 12 months old she says it was as though a light turned off in him. The family spent 7 years seeking answers and came up with nothing until they saw ReMed nutritionist and head of the Kids Clinic, Samantha Bake. Harper was suffering from PANS, Paediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome. Listen as she reveals the family's story and how nutritional care has re-ignited their son's spark and given her back her son.

Vaginal microbiome:the bugs down there

Our host Toni Chambers explores the vaginal microbiome with senior ReMed naturopath Alison Patchett - what it is, what causes it to be imbalanced and the symptoms women can experience as a result of an imbalanced vaginal microbiome. Then we explore bacterial vaginosis, that affects one in three women; and delve into testing and treatment options.

Generalised Tics: an holistic approach

Following on from last week's conversation with Enza Spagnolo, Mum of Nathan who first experienced tics on a long haul flight to Europe, we take a deep dive into the case with ReMed naturopath Anna MacWilliams. Anna specialises in paediatric care, she discusses her decision to DNA testing, conventional blood testing and Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis. She also unravels two of the priority genes for Nathan and how her treatment approach has led to a complete resolution of his tics, plus so much more.

Tics Under Pressure

Tune in to a passionate Mum's story of how she found naturopathic care to heal her son's tics, improve his school performance and boost his confidence. Enza Spagnolo was on a flight to Europe when she first noticed her son starting to "twitch". After madly googling for help, she found naturopath Anna MacWilliams who specialises in paediatrics and tics in particular. Now her son is tic free and thriving!

Childhood trauma and endometriosis

The podcast features senior ReMed naturopath Katelyn Gray as she continues the conversation on endometriosis, honing in on two very common causative factors - childhood trauma and stress. She details a case to illustrate the link and how she approached treatment.

Healing Endometriosis Holistically

Katie Edmonds was diagnosed with endometriosis when she was 24 years old - join her as she discusses her journey from diagnosis to remission with ReMed clinical nutritionist Toni Chambers. She is now a nutritional therapist and author of the book Heal Endo based in Hawaii. She shares what she has learnt - from diets that do and don't work, to her approach to supplements and medical intervention, settling at a place of integrative care is best. ReMed has a team of qualified nutritionists and naturopaths who specialise in female reproductive conditions, including pelvic pain and endometriosis. Here is a link to her book: https://www.healendo.com/the-book

ADHD: a young boy's journey with natural medicine

We heard from Bailey's Mum Carly in Episode 2 of the ReMed podcast. He was a young boy about to enter his first year of school, and his Mum, a teacher felt that he was exhibiting signs of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. In this episode, we hear from Bailey's naturopath, Samantha Bake about how he was presenting to her, the testing involved in uncovering the driving factors behind his presentation and the treatments employed. Samantha is the head of ReMed's Kids Clinic and has a love for DNA testing - she details some of Bailey's relevant SNPs and how they related to his symptoms.

Perimenopause: from tired to energetic

Following last week's interview with patient Carly, host Toni Chambers spoke to her naturopath Alison Patchett. She discusses perimenopausal symptoms in general and Carly's case in particular, and how she guided Carly to feeling herself again.

Perimenopause and ADHD - A Family Affair

Join clinical nutritionist and host of the ReMed podcast Toni Chambers as she chats to patient Carly O'Neal-Shipley. She was struggling with her health - she was fatigued, couldn't sleep, had gained some weight and had digestive issues. She details her journey with ReMed naturopath Alison Patchett to a new normal of energy and vitality. She also outlines her son's path from inattentive and unfocussed, on the cusp of an ADHD diagnosis, to calm and focussed.