Meg Arthurson Naturopath

24/11/2025

Something beautiful has been taking shape behind the scenes… ✨ my new website is nearly here! Thank you for your support and love- I can’t wait to show you what’s next. In the meantime, you can contact Meg via email hello@megarthurson.com. Please save the new address and use it for any future messages- everything else stays the same 💛


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09/11/2023

03/12/2021

I'll be taking a break over Christmas and New years and will be back in the clinic for online/telephone appointments from the 7th of January 2022; last orders for herbs to be sent via post will be Monday 13th December.

Feel free to email or text if you would like to go on a waiting list for an appointment before xmas.

Hoping you have a healthy and happy holiday period xMeg

27/03/2021

Epworth Geelong Midwives have been squatting for Breast Cancer fundraising and Awareness during the month of March for a charity close to our hearts after one of their own was diagnosed with Breast Cancer in recent months. Check your breasts! ***s

26/03/2021

What could your pregnancy cravings mean? 🤰🤔 Whilst you might feel like you could demolish a whole chocolate cake, your body may actually be trying to tell you that it wants more of a particular nutrient – or some extra TLC! 💕 What do you crave? Talk to your health practitioner to decode some of these common cravings.
👉 Advise your doctor of any medicine you take during pregnancy, particularly in your first trimester.

What could your pregnancy cravings mean? 🤰🤔 Whilst you might feel like you could demolish a whole chocolate cake, your body may actually be trying to tell you that it wants more of a particular nutrient – or some extra TLC! 💕 What do you crave? Talk to your health practitioner to decode some of these common cravings.

👉 Advise your doctor of any medicine you take during pregnancy, particularly in your first trimester.

15/02/2021

This is a really fascinating new review paper looking at factors that influence the development of the infant gut microbiome and also, affect brain development in the first 1,000 days - from preconception to age 3.

30/10/2020

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This week is National Herbal Medicine Week!

To celebrate we are sharing our love of herbal medicine and encouraging everyone to try it out! It is always best to seek the guidance of a qualified natural health practitioner such as a Naturopath or Herbalist before starting any new herbal medicine.

An initial consultation usually takes around an hour, and is much more in depth than you may be used to! The practitioner will ask lots of questions about your current health, your health history and your diet and lifestyle. They will probably do some basic physical examinations such as checking your blood pressure.

Most importantly, the practitioner will work with you to identify your health goals, and come up with a plan to achieve them. This will likely involve the use of herbal medicines such as teas, tinctures or tablets, plus dietary and lifestyle advice.

Many natural health practitioners are hosting open days at their clinics this week, so go along to find out more! You can find an event near you at https://www.nhaa.org.au/events