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🚨 Mums, this one is for you. 🚨If your daughter is entering puberty while you’re navigating perimenopause, you may be exp...
06/06/2026

🚨 Mums, this one is for you. 🚨
If your daughter is entering puberty while you’re navigating perimenopause, you may be experiencing more similarities than you realise.

Different stages. Similar journey. Hormonal shifts, changing emotions, irregular cycles, mood swings, and a whole lot of learning along the way. Understanding what’s happening in both of your bodies can help create more patience, connection, and support at home.

The conversation around puberty and perimenopause deserves to be open, informed, and normalised. When we understand the changes, we can support each other with more confidence and less confusion.

💜 Knowledge today. Confidence tomorrow.

05/06/2026

I am committed to supporting women through every stage of life. However, education and empowerment from an early age can have lifelong benefits.

I see too many preventable health issues in clinic, and I want better for my daughter and for future generations. By giving girls the knowledge, confidence, and tools to support their health early, we can help create a healthier future for all.

Visit my website for more details: [www.celinenellinutrition.com](http://www.celinenellinutrition.com)

If I could speak to my younger self, this is what I would say.When I was growing up, I thought I was the odd one out. It...
04/06/2026

If I could speak to my younger self, this is what I would say.

When I was growing up, I thought I was the odd one out. It felt like everyone else’s body was changing before mine. My friends got their periods before I did, and when my first bleed finally came, I panicked. I hid it because I didn’t understand what was happening, and it scared me.

For a long time, I didn’t enjoy being a woman. When I was in pain, I was simply told to take a painkiller and carry on. That became a habit for years. It wasn’t until later that I learned there are so many factors that can influence how we feel during our cycles, from sleep and nutrition to movement, stress levels, and overall wellbeing.

That experience is one of the reasons I am so determined to educate, support, and reassure my daughter as she enters this stage of life. I want her to know that every body develops at its own pace, that her questions are welcome, and that there is nothing wrong with her if her journey looks different from someone else’s.

Most of all, I want her to feel informed, confident, and supported, because no girl should have to face these changes feeling scared or alone.

What would you say to your younger self? 👇

03/06/2026

I believe this is something essential for the next generation. Knowledge really is power but it has to be grounded in evidence, not trends or online noise.

I want my daughters to grow up with access to reliable, science-based health education so they can understand their bodies and make informed decisions throughout their lives.

What do you think?

Puberty is a transition, not a single event. It unfolds over several years, with different stages bringing different phy...
02/06/2026

Puberty is a transition, not a single event. It unfolds over several years, with different stages bringing different physical, emotional, and hormonal changes. Every child develops at their own pace, and each stage may be the right time for a new, age-appropriate conversation about what is happening and what to expect next.

By keeping communication open and ongoing, we can help young people understand their changing bodies with confidence, knowledge, and reassurance. The goal is not one big talk, but many small conversations that grow with them.

As a mother of a 10-year-old, I’ve come to believe these conversations matter more than many of us were taught. Open, ag...
01/06/2026

As a mother of a 10-year-old, I’ve come to believe these conversations matter more than many of us were taught. Open, age-appropriate discussions about growing up can help break down taboos, reduce confusion, and create space for questions before they feel overwhelming.

As I continue sharing content, I’ll be focusing more on pre-teen and teen health, confidence, and development. These years bring so many changes, and having access to accurate information and supportive conversations can make a real difference.

There’s no perfect script and no perfect timing. What matters is helping young people feel informed, supported, and comfortable knowing they can come back with questions whenever they arise.

Knowledge today. Confidence tomorrow. 💗

23/05/2026

Enjoy the sunny weather and don’t forgot than beyond vitamin D natural light is vital and another health pillar. If you keep your sun glasses you don’t get the benefit they are blocking all the goodies. Obviously never look directly at the sun but enjoy some commando time without them 😄

I know there are so many advices online. These are the 5 things I wish my clients did more of before TTC or going into a...
21/05/2026

I know there are so many advices online. These are the 5 things I wish my clients did more of before TTC or going into an assisted reproductive technology cycle.

1. Preconception care matters. It goes far beyond just trying until you get a positive pregnancy test. Building a strong foundation first can change outcomes.

2. In cases of recurrent miscarriage or IVF failure, consider further investigation such as s***m DNA fragmentation testing, and assessment of the uterine and vaginal microbiome to ensure optimal balance.

3. Give yourself at least 3 months of preparation. This window is key for improving egg and s***m quality and supporting healthier cycles.

4. Include male partners early in the process. Even when men feel healthy, s***m health can still be improved and it impacts outcomes more than is often discussed.

5. Personalised supplementation should be based on blood results, symptoms, and careful review of medication contraindications, rather than a one size fits all approach.

Fertility is a shared journey, not just one person’s responsibility.

19/05/2026

Many skin conditions are treated only from the outside with creams, ointments, cleansers, and medicated products. While these can absolutely help calm symptoms and support the skin barrier, they are often only one piece of the puzzle.

Skin is not isolated from the rest of the body. It is deeply connected to the gut, immune system, hormones, nervous system, liver, stress response, and overall inflammatory load. When something internally is out of balance, the skin can sometimes become the messenger.

Conditions such as acne, eczema, rosacea, psoriasis, chronic dryness, inflammation, and sensitive skin may be influenced by factors including:

• Gut health and microbiome balance
• Chronic stress and nervous system dysregulation
• Hormonal imbalances
• Nutrient deficiencies
• Poor sleep
• Blood sugar instability
• Food sensitivities in some individuals
• Environmental toxin exposure
• Chronic inflammation

Topical treatments may reduce flare-ups, but if the deeper drivers are not addressed, symptoms often continue to return.

True skin health often requires a more holistic approach that supports the body internally as well as externally. Nourishing foods, stress management, quality sleep, hydration, movement, gut support, reducing inflammatory triggers, and protecting the skin barrier can all play an important role.

The goal is not just to suppress symptoms temporarily, but to understand what the body may be trying to communicate through the skin.

Healthy skin is often built from the inside out.

Your skin is your body’s largest organ and it works hard for you every single day.It protects you from UV, regulates you...
17/05/2026

Your skin is your body’s largest organ and it works hard for you every single day.

It protects you from UV, regulates your temperature, and fights off pathogens. But what we put ON our skin is only half the story. What we put IN our bodies matters just as much.

Skin issues like acne, rosacea, eczema, and hormonal breakouts are often signals from the inside. Things like gut health, stress levels, nutrient deficiencies, and toxins can all show up on your face before you even realise something is off.

Here’s what actually supports healthy skin from within:

Include healthy fats every day. Focus on vitamins A, C, D, E and zinc. Reduce your toxic load from skincare, detergents and make-up where you can. Eat antioxidant and fibre rich foods. And manage your stress, because it directly affects your skin barrier.

So tell me below: what are your all time favourite skincare brands or products and what makes you love them? Drop them in the comments, I would love to know what is working for your skin right now.

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