In this episode, The BePure Podcast takes a deep dive into an age-old question - why do I get bloated? - with Belinda Grocott. Belinda is one of the BePure Clinic’s incredible Holistic Health Practitioners. As a registered nutritionsist, qualified chef and mum of two - Belinda has a special interest in children’s nutrition, hormonal wellbeing and gut health. She is an absolute expert when comes to finding creative & appealing ways eat well in the modern world. Belinda is committed to using a holistic approach to healing and believes that when we find the right way of eating for our body’s needs and lifestyle - it allows our body, mind, and immune system to function at their best.
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