WELCOME TO WILDFARE NUTRITION
Eat wild and shine
Wildfare Bristol nutritionist Eli Sarre offers 1:1 nutritional therapy consultations at her central Bristol Harbourside clinic as well as online services in the UK and Internationally.
Eli combines her unique wildfare wholefood approach to eating with specific support for natural fertility, digestive support, hormone assessment and immune or autoimmune considerations.
Eli’s blog
Why is our microbiome important to our fertility? 5 reasons to think about gut health if you are planning a pregnancy
Our incredible microbiota is a vastly complex community comprised [...]
Positive stress management, pre-conception care and resilience
Positive stress management is one of the most important things [...]
Green juice recipe with turmeric, ginger and citrus zing
If you're lucky enough to be able to source [...]
Wildfare Nutrition is right for you if
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You are interested in supporting or optimising your natural fertility
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You have digestive symptoms like bloating or IBS or related conditions such as immune or autoimmune conditions
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You feel like your hormones and your mood or weight are not where you would like them to be
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You have a complex condition or group of symptoms and you are ready for change
TUMMY TROUBLES?
Digestive Support
Understand your microbiome – skin, digestive tract, urinary and reproductive systems
Immune and autoimmune conditions
Skin health
Testing; Comprehensive stool analysis with parasitology, allergy and intollerance, SIBO
Learn how your digestive function is related to common digestive disorders and how you can nourish your body with the right foods
HAYWIRE HORMONES?
Peri natal support
Pre-conception Care
Pregnancy
After pregnancy
Nutrition for mother and child
Hormone balancing
Testing; mineral and heavy metal testing, hormone analysis, complete metabolic analysis
Learn how your environment and your body work to optimise natural fertility or overcome challenges before a conception, discover the best way to nurture yourself during or after a pregnancy and the best foods for your child’s health
