Dr Natalie Fox

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Not all movement issues are about “doing more exercise.”

A Clinical Pilates movement assessment helps identify where your body is compensating, overworking, or stuck in patterns that aren’t serving you.

Getting a clear baseline changes everything — suddenly you know exactly what to focus on instead of guessing.

Highly recommend for anyone wanting to move better, feel stronger, and train smarter.

Nutrition that actually supports your body 👇

This comes up in the clinic every single day…

Women telling me:“I feel like I’ve tried everything and I still can’t lose weight.”

So the conversation shifts.

Not to another quick fix. Not to cutting more.

But to this:→ Are you under-eating?→ Or are you stuck in a cycle of under-eating then over-eating?

Because both lead to the same place: Low energy, stalled progress, and frustration.

What I’m seeing more and more isn’t a lack of effort…It’s inconsistent fuelling.

Start with a strong breakfast everyday.

This bowl is simple, but it matters:• High protein Greek yogurt• Chia + h**p (healthy fats + hormones + satiety)• Sprouted granola (carbs your body can actually use)• Strawberries

→ ~20g protein→ fiber + fats = stable blood sugar→ keeps you full, focused, and out of the binge/restrict cycle

Most women don’t need another diet.

They need to eat in a way their body actually responds to.

Simple. Balanced. Repeatable.

There’s been a noticeable shift lately—more conversations about body image, body dysmorphia, and chasing a certain look.

And I don’t think it’s coming from just one place.

Between social media, rapid weight loss trends, and unrealistic expectations being normalized… it’s easy to start thinking we’re supposed to live at our leanest version all the time.

But that’s not how the body works.

I recently hit what I thought was my “goal weight” and realized pretty quickly—it wasn’t where I felt my best.

More fatigue. Less strength. Lower energy.

And the version of me that actually feels the best?
It’s not the leanest one.

It’s the one that can move well, lift well, recover well, and show up fully.

We need to start redefining what “healthy” actually looks like.

Because chasing a number that doesn’t support your life… isn’t health.

Women tell me all the time:
“I feel like I’ve tried everything… and nothing is working.”

And I believe them.

Because most of the time, it’s not a lack of effort—
it’s following advice that no longer works for your body.

More cardio.
Lighter weights.
Eating less.

That might have worked in your 20s or 30s.
But after 40, your body needs a different approach.

More muscle.
More strength.
Better recovery.

If you feel stuck, it’s not you.
It’s the strategy.

We pour energy into appearances: perfect photos, curated moments, flawless feeds. But the quiet truth is this — the quality of your life is measured by how it feels day to day. Are you rested? Connected? Moving with purpose? Start small: notice one thing that brings ease today. Repeat. Life that feels good will naturally look better from the inside out.

If pain, stress, or poor sleep are stealing your feeling-good days, we can help you reclaim them — one treatment, one habit, one step at a time.

Not my typical post…

Growing up, my mom always said to me, “what is for you, will never go by you”. This has been something I have had to lean on strongly recently.

Every setback, every failure, every rejection —it’s not meant to break you, but to prepare you. 🌿 Your path might feel harder than others, but that’s because your purpose runs deeper.

What feels like rejection or failure is actually redirection. Each struggle plants roots of faith and strength, shaping you for what’s ahead.

So if the road feels steep right now, remember—it’s not punishment, it’s preparation. You’re closer than you think to something beautiful, something meant only for you. 💫

…and maybe, just maybe, your mom was right too 😉

When health turns into a never-ending to-do list, it stops feeling healthy.

I once did a 6-week challenge and actually ended up gaining weight — not because the program didn’t work, but because the stress of checking every box was exhausting. Body fat tests aren’t super accurate (especially for women), and I’m pretty sure I was just retaining water from higher cortisol.

It was just too many extra tasks on top of an already busy schedule. Sometimes the kindest thing you can do for your body is take the pressure off and focus on what feels sustainable — not perfect. 💛

Small, consistent habits that work for YOU make the biggest difference. 💪✨

✨ Supplements I Take + Why ✨

👉 Even with a balanced diet, our food today isn’t as nutrient-dense as it used to be. Farming practices, soil depletion, and busy lifestyles can all leave little gaps. That’s why I use supplements — to help fill in those gaps and keep my energy, recovery, and overall health on track.

🌱 Probiotics – Support gut health, digestion, and overall immunity.
💉 Tri B12 Synergy – Boosts energy, mood, and supports healthy nerve function.
⚡ MaxMethyl – Aids in methylation (your body’s detox + repair process), supports metabolism, and energy production.
😴 Magnesium – Helps with muscle relaxation, sleep quality, and stress management.
🌙 L-Theanine – Promotes calm focus, reduces stress, and can improve sleep.
🏋️ Creatine – Supports muscle strength, recovery, brain health, and overall energy.

Let me know if you have any questions!

Getting direct sunlight into your eyes (safely and briefly) can have several science-backed health and mood benefits. Here’s a breakdown:

1. Regulates Circadian Rhythm: Natural sunlight (especially in the morning) helps synchronize your internal body clock, promoting better sleep at night.

Light signals from the sun trigger your brain’s suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) to regulate melatonin production.

2. Boosts Mood: Morning light exposure increases serotonin levels, which are linked to improved mood, focus, and calmness. Can reduce symptoms of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and general depressive symptoms.

3. Improves Sleep Quality: Early sunlight helps suppress melatonin during the day and supports its natural rise at night, leading to deeper, more restful sleep.

4. Supports Eye Health in Kids: Studies show children exposed to more natural light are less likely to develop myopia (nearsightedness).

5. Enhances Alertness and Energy: Morning light exposure can boost cortisol production (in a healthy way), which helps with alertness and energy regulation.

⚠️ Important Safety Notes:
1. Do NOT stare directly at the sun. This can cause retinal damage (solar retinopathy).
3. Safe sunlight exposure means looking toward the sky or being outside (not at the sun), ideally within 30–60 minutes of waking, for 5–15 minutes (longer if it’s cloudy or you’re in northern latitudes).
3. Avoid this practice during midday or peak UV hours to reduce risk of eye or skin damage.