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Blog posted by Monica Williams Advanced FSM Practitioner | Naturopath | IICT Member 30 years in clinical practice Maroochydore, Sunshine Coast QLD Finding what’s happening upstream is often the key to restoring healthy hormone balance, naturally. In Short When women are struggling to feel well, hormone testing is often part of the investigation. And when testing reveals low oestrogen or progesterone, understandably, attention turns to the hormones. How do we increase them? D

Going through perimenopause and menopause can feel like your whole body is falling apart at once. Discover why, and how FSM therapy in Queensland, Australia may help.

The Perrin Technique identifies the lymphatic and nervous system link in ME/CFS. Discover how FSM therapy in Queensland, Australia may support recovery.

Hypermobility isn't just about bendy joints and flexible movement. For a lot of people, it comes with a pattern of symptoms that don't look obviously connected on the surface — crushing fatigue, a racing heart on standing, stubborn low iron despite a good diet, and a strange paradox where staying still feels worse than training hard. The thread running through most of it is your vagus nerve, and once you see that thread, the whole picture makes a lot more sense.

By Monica Williams Advanced FSM Practitioner | Naturopath | IICT Member | 30 years in clinical practice | Maroochydore, Sunshine Coast QLD In short: Chronic nerve pain — burning, shooting, electric-shock sensations, numbness, or hypersensitivity along a nerve pathway — is driven by inflammation and immune activity in the nerve itself, not simply by prolonged injury. One particular pattern, the nerve traction injury, behaves so differently from other nerve pain that it is freq