Nutrition and Herbal Medicine Consultancy

Consultant Medical Herbalist - Sarah Firnberg MNIMH, MCPP    Sarah Firnberg BA(hons), BSc, MNIMH, MCPP
Consultant Medical Herbalist

Welcome – and congratulations on finding me!

Nutrition and Herbal Medicine isn’t for everyone and the fact that you have found me suggests you are thinking in a more independent way about your health than most people. 

Please contact me if you would like to talk about your health, and how I could help you. 

People who come to me

  • Realise that you need to address the underlying cause of disease if you are to overcome it.
  • That you need to think outside the box
  • That herbal medicines and foods which humans have evolved alongside over thousads of years,  make safe and effective remedies.
  • That you need to be skeptical about information promoted by industries  more interested in lining their pockets, than your health (Do you really think that a certain highly refined breakfast cereal could possibly be a nutritious diet food? – I recently read that when analysed, in some cases, the cardboard boxes containing cereal had more nutritional value than the contents).

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My Journey into Alternative Medicine

When I was around 28, I had an excellent job,  loads of energy, and a great social life –  that is, until I succumbed to a simple and common infection.  I had eighteen months of antibiotic treatment, gradually getting ever worse.  By the end of it, I was in very much worse shape than I had been to start with.  I was struggling to hold down my job and there was no question of a social life, so, in despair, I took matters into my own hands and started reading books on alternative medicine.

Well, I haven’t looked back!  The real light bulb moment for me was when I realised that many alternative approaches are concerned with addressing the underlying cause of disease, and not just treating symptoms – That seemed so obviously the right approach, that I was (and continue to be) amazed that it’s not normal!

If you have a blister caused by a pebble in your shoe, do you just keep putting plasters on it? Or would you want to take the pebble out?

If you have high blood pressure, caused by atherosclerosis (furring of the arteries), do you just take a drug to lower your blood pressure, or do you examine scientific literature to find out what causes atherosclerosis and what can be done about it?

Well, I have spent the past ten years or so examining that literature, and learning from the writings of great herbal and nutritional experts of both the past and the present, and I am absolutely committed to helping people with chronic disease.

Please get in touch if you would like to talk about how I could help you

 

 

 

 

Sarah Firnberg BA(Hons), BSc, MNIMH, MCPP


 

 

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