Who: Natalie Kringoudis. I'm a Dr of Chinese Medicine (herbalist and acupuncturist), natural
fertility educator, writer and speaker. I've been fortunate enough to
have features in many of the major publications like Marie Claire,
Cosmo, Pregnancy magazines and Body and Soul. I've also been on the
Morning Show as their natural health expert.
Where: I established my own women's health and natural fertility clinic, The Pagoda Tree in Melbourne in 2003. www.thepagodatree.com.au
You'll find me online on my blog - www.melbournenaturalfertility.
I'm also on -
twitter: NatKringoudis - https://twitter.com/
facebook: Nat Kringoudis - http://www.facebook.com/
instagram: nattykringoudis
What: My site helps people to become the most healthiest, fertile version
of themselves. It educates the ins and outs around fertility - which
isn't limited to babies but extends to women's health (PCOS/Endometrosis)
as well as men's fertility and wellness. It is about helping people be at their best. Fertility is an extension of ones overall health - for me it is about helping people understand their bodies better and connect with themselves.
When: I started my blog in Feb 2010.
Why: Felt like a fun thing to do at the time! It was just as blogs were
becoming cool. I thought, 'why not?' I never anticipated it would
become what it is today. It's almost like a
full time job in itself! And I have a full time job already! But it
gives people who would never have access to alternative health advice
the opportunity to get educated and ensure they are making the best
decisions for their health. Nobody knows how you feel but you, and so
wellness starts within. It takes commitment and support. I can offer
all of this via the blog.
I relish any opportunity to educate women on the use of alternative therapies and nutrition. This is how I arrived at my first book, Fertilise Yourself, which is available from the iBookstore and as e-book - here http://
Since its release, I've gone on to co-write a new book called, Eat Fat, Be Thin with Andi Lew, which is due on shelves 3 December. The e-book version and more information is available here - http://www.eatfatbethin.com.
W for Wellbeing Thoughts:
Natalie's blog is
visually appealing & contains a plethora of ideas, recipes & facts. Each day I am inspired by her new posts. I look forward to my copy of Eat Fat, Be Thin.
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