James Jensen
What the Health
Are you going around in circles with your health? Feeling dismissed and not getting the results you deserve? Then you're in the right place! Each week, Functional Medical Practitioner and owner of Hello Health, James Jensen, teams up with his client and PR Consultant, Julie Johnston, to delve into key health topics that are frequently overlooked.
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Ep.3 - Struggling to get pregnant? This could be why 29.01.2024 26:18
It’s no secret that we spend our teenage years desperate NOT to get pregnant. But when we’re ready to start a family, it can sometimes turn out to be more of a challenge than we anticipated. Tune in as James Jensen and Julie Johnston discuss the common factors that are often overlooked when it comes to fertility health. Want more insight? Check out James’ Health Talk on fertility below. https://he...
Ep.2 - How we helped solve our son's behavioural issues 22.01.2024 28:58
When children start to display behavioural issues, it can be overwhelming and difficult for parents to navigate. In this episode, James Jensen and Julie Johnston discuss how certain deficiencies can trigger poor behavioural outcomes. Book a consultation via https://hellohealth.au/
Ep.1 - Is your dodgy thyroid the cause of your crappiness? 21.12.2023 25:59
The thyroid is considered the chameleon of the health world. This is because thyroid issues often mimic or replicate a range of other symptoms. Tune in as James Jensen and Julie Johnston debunk common misconceptions and discuss practical strategies for addressing thyroid issues. Craving more insight? Grab the replay of James’ Thyroid Health Talk https://hellohealth.au/products/download-hello-healt...
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