Meg Thompson

Meg Thompson is a naturopath, holistic nutritionist, mother, health writer and wholefood cook. She has a passion for whole, real food, which she believes not only staves off hunger, but provides nourishment, joy, deliciousness and social connection. Meg's interest in health, food and the role of food as medicine have shaped her career and lifestyle, and in her practice she specialises in women's and children's health, along with digestive disorders and detoxification. She is passionate about...See more

Meg Thompson is a naturopath, holistic nutritionist, mother, health writer and wholefood cook. She has a passion for whole, real food, which she believes not only staves off hunger, but provides nourishment, joy, deliciousness and social connection. Meg's interest in health, food and the role of food as medicine have shaped her career and lifestyle, and in her practice she specialises in women's and children's health, along with digestive disorders and detoxification. She is passionate about sharing her knowledge, and does this through workshops, consultations and her website My Wholefood Romance. ... Meg Thompson is a practicing naturopath, cook, mother, whole foods blogger, businesswoman, and health advocate who lives in Melbourne, Australia. Meg's interest in health, food, and the role of food as medicine has shaped her career and lifestyle. Following an early career in psychology and education, Meg completed studies in naturopathy, nutrition, and herbal medicine and now runs a successful clinical practice where she specializes in digestive, women's, and children's health. As her practice grew, Meg gradually became inundated by patients who either had become disconnected from food and its role in maintaining health and preventing disease or had struggled to overcome food allergies and lifestyle-induced illnesses. Finding that most of her clinical practice centered on educating patients on the benefits of a diet diverse in fresh and whole foods, Meg sought to share her views and passion with a larger audience through her blog, ... research and writings have regularly affirmed the value of ancient food preparations, such as fermentation, on health. Using her own home as a laboratory, Meg experimented with the exotic and often eccentric range of fermented cultures and colonies and discovered that it was easy to create foods that support digestion, immunity, and well-being through fermentation, returning essential bacteria and enzymes to her family's diet. This book represents that research, and Meg's journey. See less