ShellyManning

Author at Blue Heron Health News

Hi, I'm Shelly Manning — a natural health practitioner, clinical researcher, and one of the five co-founders of Blue Heron Health News.

I was born in Britain and emigrated to the United States with my family as a teenager, and I've spent the last 25+ years of my life doing one thing: helping people overcome chronic health conditions using natural, science-based approaches that actually address the root cause instead of just papering over the symptoms.

For most of my career I ran a busy private practice. I worked one-on-one with patients struggling with arthritis, gout, kidney disease, bone loss, iron overload, chronic respiratory issues — the kinds of conditions their doctors had told them they'd simply have to "manage" for the rest of their lives. I saw, over and over, that this wasn't true. With the right protocol, real recovery was possible.

The trouble was, I could only see so many people in a day. By 2008 my waiting list had stretched to six months, and I was turning people away every single week — people who needed help I knew I could give them, if only there were more hours in the day. So I made a decision. I closed my practice, joined forces with four other natural health researchers I respected enormously — Christian Goodman, Scott Davis, Jodi Knapp, and Julissa Clay — and together we founded Blue Heron Health News. The whole point was to take everything we'd learned in our clinics and put it into step-by-step programs that could reach thousands of people, not just the handful we could see face-to-face.

I'll be honest — I'm a bit of a research obsessive. Before I'll put a single recommendation into one of my books, I want to see the science behind it. That's why my programs cite anywhere from 47 to over 885 peer-reviewed studies each. I read the dry, technical journals most doctors never have time to look at, and I do my best to translate what I find into something simple, practical, and doable in your own kitchen.

Today I'm the author of six Blue Heron programs: *The Arthritis Strategy*, *The End of Gout*, *The Chronic Kidney Disease Solution*, *The Bone Density Solution*, *Ironbound*, and *Banishing Bronchitis*. Every one of them comes from the same place — the patients I sat across from in my clinic, the research I couldn't stop digging into, and the firm belief that you deserve real answers, not just another prescription.

Thank you for being here. I'm so glad our paths have crossed.

For your health,
Shelly Manning


Articles by ShellyManning
Easy (Free) Arthritis Home Test

Easy (Free) Arthritis Home Test

It costs a lot of money and hassle to go for an MRI to monitor the onset and progress of arthritis. So, a new study published the journal Arthritis & Rheumatology comes as a heaven sent for anyone concerned about this disease. You can perform this test right now,...
Suffering Joint Pain? You Must Act Now!

Suffering Joint Pain? You Must Act Now!

If you have experienced occasional or constant joint pain – whether or not you are arthritic – there is a very urgent need to act right now. A new study published in journal Arthritis Research & Therapy now shows that joint pains are actually more serious than...
Arthritis Pain Reduced 62% With A Popular Fruit

Arthritis Pain Reduced 62% With A Popular Fruit

New studies have revealed the amazing ability of one specific fruit in diminishing arthritis pain and stiffness. And it works in the long haul. What’s more, it doesn’t matter if you suffer osteoarthritis, rheumatoid or any other type of arthritis, eating this...
Powerful Spice Heals Arthritis (beats leading drug)

Powerful Spice Heals Arthritis (beats leading drug)

In a recent study, it was found that a natural spice beat one of the leading arthritis drugs on the market in pain and swelling reduction as well as limb function. In addition, you can add it to smoothies, salads, soups, vegetable stews, pizzas, pasta, and almost any...
This Alcohol Causes Arthritis, While Another One Cures It

This Alcohol Causes Arthritis, While Another One Cures It

Like many people, you might be heeding the widely touted advice to consume moderate amounts of red wine for the sake of your heart. But can alcohol affect arthritis? As it turns out, what types of alcoholic beverages you choose to imbibe can, indeed, influence your...