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Sue Visser from Cape Town South Africa - Jim Visser

Sue Visser is a health researcher. She writes for publications and contributes to radio and TV. She has 12 years experience as an agony aunt. For references, disclaimers and backup to her contributions visit her website:www.naturefresh.co.za

Thank You Suite 101Suite 101 has often provided useful references to some of the articles I write for health magazines. Little did I know that I would join this fabulous resource! Thank you for sending new articles to subscribers. This is so exciting! I have battled to keep in touch with peole who hear my talks or visit the website. Now they can keep up to date thanks to suite 101 and read up on just about anything!

A Health Enthusiast or Simply Curious?

I spend many hours answering questions after radio talks. I try to provide simple solutions to health problems. It is not my job and I do not get paid for it. I am the researcher and product developer for our company that makes health products. I am not obliged to give out medical advice. Having said that – please understand that it has become my passion!

The thrill of seeing people apply the missing piece of the puzzle to their lives is reward enough. All the babies that have been born after years of trying everything and the weight that drops off heavy tired bodies. The increased bone density in crumbled hips and the dramatic effect on sexual performance keep one curious about herbs and minerals.

Get to the Cause

If the underlying cause of your ailment has not been accurately identified your quest for health can become an expensive and futile pursuit. Who knew that polycystic ovaries and fibrocystic breasts tell us there is an iodine deficiency? Who knew that low stomach acid actually causes heartburn? Parasites play a major role in upsetting all aspects of our health. Wheat or gluten intolerance causes so much misery and needs to be eliminated if medication or supplementation does not work properly. Eat for your blood type. But do we? So let us go back to the kitchen to correct the mistakes as we go!

January 2011 1 hour Radio Shows with Noori Siddiqui and Sue discuss: What your doctor doesn't tell you on Voice of the Cape

13th Jan 2011 Raeesa of CII joins sue to discuss brain food and mental issues. There was good response from listeners who will be coming to suite 101 to browse for more information. What a great facility!

27th Jan 2011 We chatted about the body dynamic. There were requests about skin disorders, especially acne. Also anaemia.

February 2011 CII is doing a series with me on blood type eating, hosted by Museeha Berra. Thursdays 12 noon.

International InterviewsDavid Kentner a jouornalifrom Central America interviewed me in 2010

Joyce Riley discussed blood type eating and my book inPower Hour in April 2010

Blood Type interview with Sue Visser on the Dadamo website

Latest Articles for JanuaryI have had so many complaints about candidiasis, PCOS and also huge weight gain in women. This is very disturbing, so I have dedicated a number of articles to help you understand these conditions and find solutions that work for you. Comments are welcome - please join in. There is also more a lot more help plus previous Q & A sessions to browse though from handy zip files.

February We Continue To Detox and Slim DownGreat ways to clean out all the sluggishness. A slim and trim new you will emerge once you embark on the new protocols. I have included some healthy ways to woo your Valentine! There are more cat stories for some light relief. Enjoy!

March: Exploring cancer. We take a a fun trip through the complicated world of hormones and their receptors by comparing the study to a game safari. Thank you to John Godsiff for providing great game pictures from his visit to Addo Elephant park in South Africa. I will add more tours as we go with fantastic menus to boost you back to health. Your comments are welcome, especially some of your insights. Enjoy the ride!

Regards, Sue

Disclaimer: My articles, radio shows and public talks are to provide information and to be of interest. They are not diagnostic and should not be used as a guide for self medication. Please seek the help of a practitioner who is skilled in integrative medicine for advice.