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holistic health, coaching there is the belief that the body contains an energy system that is the support and life for the physical body. Health is achieved with treating the causes of the symptoms and disease – not just alleviating, masking, or addressing the symptoms. If one part of your body is not working properly, all other parts may be affected. Holistic health that’s based upon the fundamentals of functional medicine is said to be the healthcare of the future in London.
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The holistic treatment of the body’s expression of symptoms is done through natural and preventative approaches. The individual is looked at as a person- not as the disease they have or ailments they exhibit. Additionally, with holistic health, one’s health is measured not just with the absence of symptoms and disease, but an overall positive state of being. Therefore, individuals also have a responsibility for their own total health and have to be an active participant in their approaches towards day-to-day wellness and healing to keep the body in balance.
When it comes to holistic health, components which influence the body’s health and balance include: posture, microbiomes, climatic factors, diet, exercise, rest, stress, toxics, Healing spirit, purposefulness, sexual health, and more. These factors demonstrate the relationship and interactions between an individual and his or her environment that might influence an individual’s optimal health.
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IBS symptoms are relieved by bowel movements. Diarrhea or constipation may predominate, or they may alternate (classified as IBS-D, IBS-C or IBS-A, respectively). IBS may begin after an infection (post-infectious, IBS-PI), a stressful life event, or onset of maturity without any other medical indicators.
Although there is no cure for IBS, there are treatments that attempt to relieve symptoms, including dietary adjustments, medication and psychological interventions. Patient education and a good doctor-patient relationship are also important.
Several conditions may present as IBS including coeliac disease, fructose malabsorption, mild infections, parasitic infections like giardiasis, several inflammatory bowel diseases, bile acid malabsorption, functional chronic constipation, and chronic functional abdominal pain. In IBS, routine clinical tests yield no abnormalities, although the bowels may be more sensitive to certain stimuli, such as balloon insufflation testing. The exact cause of IBS is unknown. The most common theory is that IBS is a disorder of the interaction between the brain and the gastrointestinal tract, although there may also be abnormalities in the gut flora or the immune system.
IBS does not lead to more serious conditions in most patients. However, it is a source of chronic pain, fatigue, and other symptoms and contributes to work absenteeism. Researchers have reported that the high prevalence of IBS, in conjunction with increased costs, produces a disease with a high social cost. It is also regarded as a chronic illness and can dramatically affect the quality of a sufferer’s life.
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The primary symptoms of IBS are abdominal pain or discomfort in association with frequent diarrhea or constipation, a change in bowel habits. There may also be urgency for bowel movements, a feeling of incomplete evacuation (tenesmus), bloating or abdominal distention. People with IBS, more commonly than others, have gastroesophageal reflux, symptoms relating to the genitourinary system, chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, headache, backache and psychiatric symptoms such as depression and anxiety. Some studies indicate that up to 60% of persons with IBS also have a psychological disorder, typically anxiety or depression.
CAUSES
The cause of IBS is unknown, but several hypotheses have been proposed. The risk of developing IBS increases sixfold after acute gastrointestinal infection. Post-infection, further risk factors are young age, prolonged fever, anxiety, and depression. Publications suggesting the role of brain-gut “axis” appeared in the 1990s, such as the study “Brain-gut response to stress and cholinergic stimulation in IBS” published in the Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology in 1993. A 1997 study published in Gut magazine suggested that IBS was associated with a “derailing of the brain-gut axis.” Psychological factors may be important in the etiology of IBS.
ACTIVE INFECTIONS
There is research to support IBS being caused by an as-yet undiscovered active infection. Studies have shown that the nonabsorbed antibiotic rifaximin can provide sustained relief for some IBS patients. While some researchers see this as evidence that IBS is related to an undiscovered agent, others believe IBS patients suffer from overgrowth of intestinal flora and the antibiotics are effective in reducing the overgrowth (known as “small intestinal bacterial overgrowth”). A new study, which has connected cultures of bacteria from the small intestine to a significantly increased occurrence of IBS, may have confirmed this theory. Other researchers have focused on an unrecognized protozoal infection as a cause of IBS as certain protozoal infections occur more frequently in IBS patients. Two of the protozoa investigated have a high prevalence in industrialized countries and infect the bowel, but little is known about them as they are recently emerged pathogens. Blastocystis is a single-cell organism that has been reported to produce symptoms of abdominal pain, constipation and diarrhea in patients though these reports are contested by some physicians. Studies from research hospitals have identified high Blastocystis infection rates in IBS patients, with 38% being reported from London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine,47% reported from the Department of Gastroenterology at Aga Khan University in Pakistan and 18.1% reported from the Institute of Diseases and Public Health at University of Ancona in Italy. Reports from all three groups indicate a Blastocystis prevalence of approximately 7% in non-IBS patients. Researchers have noted that clinical diagnostics fail to identify infection, and Blastocystis may not respond to treatment with common antiprotozoals. Dientamoeba fragilis is a single-cell organism that produces abdominal pain and diarrhea. Studies have reported a high incidence of infection in developed countries, and symptoms of patients resolve following antibiotic treatment. One study reported on a large group of patients with IBS-like symptoms who were found to be infected with Dientamoeba fragilis, and experienced resolution of symptoms following treatment. Researchers have noted that methods used clinically may fail to detect some Dientamoeba fragilis infections. It is also found in people without IBS.
statement “50% of returning travelers had developed functional diarrhea while 25% had developed IBS” would mean that half the travelers had diarrhea while a quarter had diarrhea with abdominal pain. While some researchers believe this categorization system will help physicians understand IBS, others have questioned the value of the system and suggested that all IBS patients have the same underlying disease but with different symptoms.
INVESTIGATIONS
Investigations are performed to exclude other conditions: Stool microscopy and culture (to exclude infectious conditions) Blood tests: Full blood examination, Liver function tests, Erythrocyte sedimentation rate, serological testing for coeliac disease Abdominal ultrasound (to exclude gallstones and other biliary tract diseases) Endoscopy and biopsies (to exclude peptic ulcer disease, coeliac disease, inflammatory bowel disease, malignancies) Hydrogen breath testing (to exclude fructose and lactose malabsorption)
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A number of treatments have been found to be better than placebo, including fiber, antispasmodics, and peppermint oil.
Some people with IBS are likely to have food intolerances. In 2019 the evidence base was not strong enough to recommend restrictive diets. Many different dietary modifications have been attempted to improve the symptoms of IBS. Some are effective in certain sub-populations. As lactose intolerance and IBS have such similar symptoms a trial of a lactose-free diet is often recommended.A diet restricting fructose and fructan intake has been shown to successfully treat the symptoms in a dose-dependant manner in patients with fructose malabsorption and IBS. While many IBS patients believe they have some form of dietary intolerance, tests attempting to predict food sensitivity in IBS have been disappointing. One study reported that an IgG antibody test was effective in determining food sensitivity in IBS patients, with patients on the elimination diet experiencing 10% greater symptom reduction than those on a sham diet. More data is necessary before IgG testing can be recommended. There is no evidence that digestion of food or absorption of nutrients is problematic for those with IBS at rates different from those without IBS. However, the very act of eating or drinking can provoke an overreaction of the gastrocolic response in some patients with IBS due to their heightened visceral sensitivity, and this may lead to abdominal pain, diarrhea, and/or constipation. Fiber There is convincing evidence that soluble fiber supplementation (e.g., psyllium) is effective in the general IBS population. It acts as a bulking agent, and for many IBS-D patients, it allows for a more consistent stool. For IBS-C patients, it seems to allow for a softer, moister, more easily passable stool. Insoluble fiber (e.g., bran) has not been found to be effective for IBS. In some people, insoluble fiber supplementation may aggravate symptoms. Fiber might be beneficial in those who have a predominance of constipation. In patients who have constipation predominant irritable bowel, soluble fiber at doses of 20 grams per day can reduce overall symptoms but will not reduce pain. The research supporting dietary fiber contains conflicting, small studies that are complicated by the heterogeneity of types of fiber and doses used. One meta-analysis found that only soluble fiber improved global symptoms of irritable bowel, but neither type of fiber reduced pain. However, an updated meta-analysis by the same authors found that soluble fiber reduced symptoms. Positive studies have used 10-30 grams per day of psyllium seed.One study specifically examined the effect of dose and found that 20 grams of ispaghula husk was better than 10 grams and equivalent to 30 grams per day. An uncontrolled study noted increased symptoms with insoluble fibers. It is unclear if these symptoms are truly increased compared with a control group. If the symptoms are increased, it is unclear if these patients were diarrhoea predominant (which can be exacerbated by insoluble fibre, or if the increase is temporary before benefit occurs.
en shown to reduce bloating and abdominal pain as a result of an accelerated colon transit time and reduced faecal load, that is a relief from hidden constipation; defecation was similarly improved. The use of opioids is controversial due to the potential risk of tolerance, physical dependence and addiction but can be the only relief for some diarrhea predominant cases when other treatment has been ineffective.
IBS CAN GIVE YOU STRESS
STRESS RELIEF
Reducing stress may reduce the frequency and severity of IBS symptoms. Techniques that may be helpful include: Relaxation techniques such as meditation Physical activities such as yoga or tai chi Regular exercise such as swimming, walking or running.
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Many patients find that exercise helps with IBS. At least 30 minutes of strenuous exercise 5 times a week is recommended.
ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE
Due to often unsatisfactory results from medical treatments for IBS up to 50 percent of people turn to complementary alternative medicine. Probiotics Probiotics can be beneficial in the treatment of IBS, taking 10 billion to 100 billion beneficial bacteria per day is recommended for beneficial results. However, further research is needed on individual strains of beneficial bacteria for more refined recommendations. A number of probiotics have been found to be effective including: Lactobacillus plantarum and Bifidobacteria infantis; however, one review found that only Bifidobacteria infantis showed efficacy. Some yogurt is made using probiotics that may help ease symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome. Herbal remedies Peppermint oil: Enteric coated peppermint oil capsules have been suggested for IBS symptoms in adults and children. There is evidence of a beneficial effect of these capsules and it is recommended that peppermint be trialed in all irritable bowel syndrome patients. Safety during pregnancy has not been established however and caution is required not to chew or break the enteric coating otherwise gastroesophageal reflux may occur as a result of lower esophageal sphincter relaxation. Occasionally nausea and perianal burning occur as side effects. Iberogast: The multi-herbal extract Iberogast was found to be significantly superior to placebo via both an abdominal pain scale and an IBS symptom score after four weeks of treatment. Cannabis Kiwifruit IBS/C Commiphora mukul Plantago ovata There is only limited evidence for the effectiveness of other herbal remedies for irritable bowel syndrome. As with all herbs it is wise to be aware of possible drug interactions and adverse effects. Yoga Yoga may be effective for some with irritable bowel syndrome, especially poses which exercise the lower abdomen. Acupuncture Acupuncture may be worth a trial in select patients, but the evidence base for effectiveness is weak. A meta-analysis by the Cochrane Collaboration found no benefits of acupuncture relative to placebo for IBS symptom severity or IBS-related quality of life.
SEX AND GENDER DIFFERENCES
Women are approximately two to three times more likely to be diagnosed with IBS and four to five times more likely to seek specialty care for IBS than are men.These differences likely reflect a combination of both biological (sex) and social (gender) factors. Studies of female patients with IBS show that symptom severity often fluctuates with the menstrual cycle, suggesting that hormonal differences may play a role. Endorsement of gender-related traits has been associated with quality of life and psychological adjustment in IBS. Greater reductions in quality of life may make women with IBS more likely to seek treatment for their symptoms. More generally, gender differences in healthcare-seeking may also play a role. Gender differences in trait anxiety may contribute to lower pain thresholds in women, putting them at greater risk for a number of chronic pain disorders. Finally, sexual trauma is a major risk factor for IBS, with as many as 33% of all patients reporting such abuse.Because women are at higher risk of sexual abuse than men, gender-related risk of abuse may contribute to the higher prevalence of IBS in women.
HISTORY
One of the first references to the concept of an “irritable bowel” appeared in the Rocky Mountain Medical Journal in 1950. The term was used to categorize patients who developed symptoms of diarrhea, abdominal pain, constipation, but where no well-recognized infective cause could be found. Early theories suggested that the irritable bowel was caused by a psychosomatic or mental disorder.
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Holistic nutrition coaching looks at the whole person—not just calories or diets. It considers your lifestyle, stress, sleep, mindset, digestion, and movement, alongside nutrition, to help you achieve lasting health.
2. How can gut health affect my overall well-being?
Your gut is like your body’s control center. Poor gut health can lead to bloating, fatigue, skin issues, mood swings, and even immune challenges. When your gut works well, you feel more energized, focused, and resilient.
3. Do I need to follow a strict diet?
Nope. Holistic coaching isn’t about rigid rules—it’s about creating a way of eating that fits your lifestyle. We focus on balance, nutrient-rich foods, and realistic changes you can actually enjoy.
4. How long does it take to see results with gut healing?
It depends on your starting point and consistency. Some people feel improvements (like better energy, digestion, or sleep) within a few weeks, while deeper gut healing may take 3–6 months of guided support.
5. Can holistic coaching help with weight loss?
Yes—but with a twist. Instead of crash diets, we work on sustainable weight management by balancing hormones, improving digestion, and creating a positive relationship with food.
6. What makes holistic coaching different from a standard nutrition plan?
Instead of just giving you a meal plan, holistic coaching teaches you why your body reacts the way it does. We look at root causes—like stress, sleep, gut imbalances, or nutrient deficiencies—so results last long term.
7. What results can I expect?
Clients often report:
Reduced bloating and digestive issues
More energy and focus
Improved sleep and mood
Sustainable weight management
Stronger immune function
Feeling in control of their health
8. Do I need supplements for gut healing?
Sometimes, yes—but food always comes first. We may use targeted supplements if testing or symptoms suggest it, but the focus is always on natural, whole-food foundations first.
9. Is this approach suitable if I have a medical condition (thyroid, IBS, autoimmune, etc.)?
Yes—holistic nutrition coaching works alongside medical care. It’s not a replacement for your doctor, but it can help you manage symptoms, support your body, and improve quality of life.
10. How do I get started?
You begin with an initial consultation where we review your health history, lifestyle, and goals. From there, we build a tailored program with step-by-step strategies so you can see and feel the difference.
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Have you got Parasites? Fungal infections? These are two very overlooked medical conditions that many doctors would poo poo if you felt you had them (excuse the pun). I caught parasites for a variety of reasons and my GP did not believe me. The NHS stool tests are a waste of time as they only look for 4-6 parasites when there are 3500 recorded. I had nowhere to turn. Being a fan of the work of Holistic Health Expert Paul Chek, I searched for a CHEK certified master practitioner & found Scott. Scott is a master CHEK practitioner meaning unlike a nutritionist who is focused on nutrition, or a DR who is focused on the allopathic method, or a chiropractor etc focused on their skill he is well versed in all healing arts and views you as a holistic being. It turns out among having very low hydrochloric acid levels in my gut making me susceptible to parasites I had a lot of stress far more than was realised and ended up with adrenal fatigue too which destroyed my immune system. I had an initial consultation whereby Scott laid down the plan after reviewing my symptoms etc Within a few days I had my private stool sample sent out which is the worlds best lab. I then started my lifestyle and diet review which is a few documents that need to be filled out over a week so Scott can really know where my health sticking points are. Moreover, we then did a metabolic type test which determines what foods your actually meant to eat for your genetic and geographical body type, quite incredible. Whilst im only two weeks in and about to start the metabolic type protocol to heal my issues such as gut and adrenals, and I am about to start the parasite cleanse shortly, Scott has saved me as I had nobody else to go to who had the experience or knowledge. Scott is also a Shaman and during sessions he has been helping me with belief, entitlement and my dreams. I cant be grateful enough and recommend him if you want to loose weight, get in shape, heal any illness or disease you name it Scott is you Master
Tip Number One: YOU MUST HAVE A DREAM.What I mean by a dream is: where would you like to be five or ten years from
now? Do you want to look back on your life with joy and happiness, knowing thatyou’ve achieved something each year and always kept moving forwards? The dream can be anything from being fit, healthy and lean, to being the best golfer in the world or even becoming a multimillionaire.
All you need to do is to learn to focus and open up your mind. Spend ten minutes a day, every day, thinking only about your dream. But do not think about how hard it is to achieve it or worry where the money might come from or some other detail. I’ve found in my own personal experience that by staying focused on the dream, the money and circumstances just appear. But when they appear you must see them and act on them straight away!
My dream to become a master Chek practitioner took 8 long years of staying focused but not all goals need take so long. I achieved my goal and so I know you can achieve your goals using the same system, whether your goal is weight loss, fitness, sports performance, or anything else. This system has been used by Steve Jobs, Richard Branson, Tony Robins, and many world famous movie stars and pop stars.
If you listen carefully to what these people say on the telly and the radio, and in their music and films, you’ll notice that they always talk about the dream and stayingfocused on it. So I feel this is the number one priority if you want to achieve something in your life. You have to see and feel the dream, stay focused on it, and never let the naysayers hold you back.
Tip number two: HAVE GOALS.
If you do not have goals you are doomed to failure. You can have big or small
goals. I’ve found using small goals to achieve the bigger ones is a real winner. Saying your goals in your mind, out loud, or writing them down, helps your subconscious mind to download what you want in your life. Writing down 90 day goals can help you achieve anything.
Goals have to be realistic for you to make them become a reality and it is howyou say the goals that is really important. So if you say “I will be a millionaire,” theUniverse notices the “will be” part and so may not give you what you want because it remains in the future. But if instead you say: “I am a millionaire, I am financially free, I have lost weight, I am fit and healthy,” then with repetition your subconscious mind will download it, act on it, and make it a reality. I learnt about goal achieving
through the audio programmes of two self-made millionaires called Bob Proctor’sand Brian Trace.
Tip Number 3: VISION.
You need to visualise the big dream and the goal becoming reality. Spend 15
minutes a day doing deep breathing and letting your mind wander without judging what comes in. For example, if a vision comes in of a massive house, big cars and a swimming pool, be careful not to say in your mind: “this isn’t going to happen, itisn’t real.” Embrace the vision, let it happen and become reality.
I found that by being in the moment, really feeling the vision and repeating it over the days, months and years, then the vision becomes a reality. I found that day dreaming is one of my big secrets. When I daydream about new clients and keeping myself fit so that I can help others, then it always works. So put 15 minutes of visualising into your daily schedule to become more successful and achieve your big dream.
Tip Number 4: Belief: SELF BELIEF CAN ACHIEVE EVERYTHING.
A book called The Mind Gym is used by elite athletes. They visualise and believe they have already won the trophy. Similarly, the business man visualises and believes he has landed the deal. I believe you must ask the Universe, God, Spirit or whatever you believe in, to help you achieve your big dream. When we open our mind to the Universe, the Spirit, or even fairies perhaps, because it really
doesn’t matter what we call it, then our dream is more likely it will happen.
There were many times over the years when I have no money or clients and things were very, very tough. But I kept believing within myself that things would change and get better, and that this was just a test. It has always worked and I have always come bouncing back. And I have also found that the tougher the time has been, then the easier it is next time around. So believing in yourself is so, so important for getting your body back into shape, for thinking at a different level
and living in a better way.
As well as believing in yourself it is important to have people around you who
believe in you and your dream: people that are going to help you focus and goforward in your life. You don’t want negative people and naysayers around you thatmay stop you from achieving your dreams, goals and ambitions. So believe in yourself today and you will change your life forever.
Tip Number 5: DO NOT GIVE UP.
Throughout my career and I found that when self-training in the gym or studying
that many things have been very difficult for me because I am dyslexic, but it is only as tough as you let it be. So by never giving up you will be able to achieve anything.
I left school with no qualifications. I am now 46 and have over 15 qualifications to my name. I have been reading, learning and studying, and training in gyms all overthe world. I’ve been knocking down walls of negative beliefs, thought patterns and attitudes about myself for many years now. I have realised one important fact: never give up.
So whether you want to get that six-pack, lower your golf handicap, get out of pain, loss weight or get fit, then as long as you do not give up then you will eventually succeed. If you have had a problem but always given up before solving it, then it is fantastic that you have found my book. So find my website, get on the phone, give me a call, and we can work on your dreams, goals and visions, and I will personallymake sure that you never give up on yourself. That’s what I’m here for.
I always ask my clients: “What level of change are you ready for on a range from1 to 10?” If you are a one, then you are definitely someone who needs more help than I can give. But if you are at a level of seven to ten, then you are definitely someone I can help. So have a good think about that: are you ready for change? Are you ready to knock down the walls of self-sabotage and change your life for ever? I am a caring and compassionate guy and love what I do with a deep passion.If you’d like to start on your life goal today, then give me a
Tip number two: HAVE GOALS.