5 Things Your Fertility Naturopath REALLY Wants You to Know

5 things your fertility naturopath really wants you to know

There’s a lot of noise around fertility. TikTok has opinions. Your well-meaning friend has opinions. The internet has seventeen conflicting lists of things you should and shouldn’t eat. It can be exhausting — and honestly, a little demoralising — when you’re in the middle of a journey that already asks so much of you.

My Honest Review of Period Undies (Spoiler: I Love Them)

Do period undies really work - naturopath opinion Jacintha Gunasekera

Written by Jacintha Gunasekera, Naturopath (BHSc)

Periods are one of my favourite topics — not because they’re always easy, but because they’re such a powerful window into what’s going on in the body. If you’ve been curious about period undies and wondering whether they actually work (especially overnight or on heavier days), this is my honest, real-life review. I’ll share what surprised me, what I’d buy again, what to know about PFAS, and the couple of downsides that are worth factoring in before you spend your money.

Endo Convos – Free Webinar

For Endometriosis Awareness Month in 2026, Hannah’s taking part in this excellent conversation on how to support people with Endometriosis.

Metabolic Health Without the Diet Noise: A Gentler, Smarter Way Forward

HAES-friendly metabolic health support. non-diet approach to metabolic health

If you’ve recently been told you have insulin resistance, pre-diabetes, PCOS, or “metabolic issues,” chances are the advice felt… underwhelming.

Lose weight. Eat less. Move more. Try harder.

At New Leaf Naturopathic Health, we see how unhelpful—and often harmful—that messaging can be. Metabolic health is complex, deeply individual, and absolutely not a willpower problem.

What Is Flow State — and Why It Matters More Than Ever

How to find your flow state with naturopathy

There’s a kind of focus that feels natural, not forced. You’re present with what you’re doing, time seems to soften, and distractions fade away. Many call this “being in the zone”—psychologists know it as flow state.