Fast Women - Intermittent Fasting Stories to Inspire a Healthy, Happy Life

Episode 6: Fast Women meet Garreth Falls, Medical Herbalist, trained in Diagnostic & Functional Medicine.

Angela Hunter & Nicola McIlhagger

In this episode, we meet, Garreth Falls B.Th., Dip. H.M., MNIMH, Consultant Medical Herbalist, trained in Diagnostic & Functional Medicine and a big fan of Intermittent Fasting!

Garreth operates The Wild Sage in Grey Abbey and will bring his wealth of medical knowledge to the Cinch FAST 30 Challengers through regular webinars, live Q&As and webinars.

Gareth is a member of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists who is passionate about helping people to live their healthiest, happiest lives.

Listen to this episode to hear how Garreth treats a wide range of patients on a very varied range of complaints, and he does that with a much more natural approach....

When Garreth is not working you might find him in the open water doing some cold water dipping, out in the garden, foraging or forest bathing.

** Disclaimer:
While intermittent fasting has many proven benefits, it’s still controversial and every health professional has their own opinion on the subject. 

Cinch is not a health company or a nutritional expert organisation. If you have any chronic or recurring medical conditions, or are elderly, you must speak to doctor before starting the Cinch FAST 30 program. 

This Podcast is only a 30 minute chat and should not be substituted for health advice.

It is the listeners personal responsibility to speak to their doctor or health professional about their own personal health situation before starting an Intermittent Fasting lifestyle. 

People who should NOT fast include those who are underweight or have eating disorders like anorexia, or a previous history of any eating disorder. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding, or people under the age of 18 and over the age of 70. If you have Diabetes, a heart condition or any other health issue, you should speak to your doctor before embarking on Intermittent Fasting. If you are on medication for any illness you should also check with your doctor or health professional.