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  • My Eczemas Real Cure Was Reducing Dairy: How London Nootropics Helped Me Do It

    My Eczemas Real Cure Was Reducing Dairy: How London Nootropics Helped Me Do It

    My Eczemas Real Cure Was reducing Dairy: How London Nootropics Helped Me Do It

    My boxed swollen jaw after drinking too much milk.

    My lifelong eczema was triggered by a dairy allergy I never knew I had. This is my story of how finding a coffee I love to drink without milk or sugar finally helped me break the cycle and the difficult cost of wellness in the UK.

    Health Costs I Can’t Afford: My Honest London Nootropics & Dairy Allergy Story

    Let me be clear from the start: London Nootropics coffee did not cure my eczema. The real solution was simple, yet elusive: completely removing dairy from my diet.

    The challenge was never knowing what to do; it was finding a way to stick to it. For years, my habit of milky, sugary coffee was the biggest barrier. London Nootropics became the tool that finally helped me clear that hurdle.

    My favourite blend is definitely Zen however I get all three to keep my tastebuds interested.

    My Dairy Wake-Up Call: The Painful Truth

    Today, my jaw is swollen and “boxy.” I’m sharing this not for sympathy, but for raw honesty. After weeks of reintroducing milk, my body is in full rebellion. It started gradually—a splash in tea, a dash in instant coffee with sugar—but the inflammation has spoken, loudly and painfully.

    This isn’t new. In 2019, my mother gave me my childhood medical records. There, from the 1970s, was a note: I had eczema as a baby, with a list of foods to avoid.

    My entire childhood was filled with milk. I always had mucus but assumed it was normal. As a teenager, a fine rash appeared on my cheeks. In my mid-thirties, a doctor asked if I’d ever had eczema. I said no. I simply didn’t know any different. Creams and antihistamines were my companions, but the root cause—dairy—was never addressed.

    Finding My Bridge: A Coffee That Didn’t Need Milk

    The turning point came when I decided to get proactive. I missed that satisfying, milky hot drink. The child in me still craved that comfort.

    Then, an advert for London Nootropics crossed my feed. The price per sachet was less than a daily takeout coffee, so I decided to try it. When the package arrived, I realised it was an adaptogenic coffee blended with nootropics.

    I treated myself to my very own mix box and I will use it sparingly.

    I followed the instructions and tasted it black. My first impression? Incredibly smooth. ‘Zen’ remains my favourite. I tried it with milk and found I didn’t enjoy it as much. In that moment, I’d found the answer: a delicious, smooth-tasting coffee that didn’t need milk or sugar.

    The Proof Was in the (Dairy-Free) Ritual

    As I drank it regularly, my skin improved, and my inflammation reduced. I was happily down to one or two satisfying cups a day, drunk without milk or sugar. It was a revelation. I had finally found a dairy-free coffee routine I could stick to.

    However, when my finances shifted, I went back to my old coffee with milk. The result? The return of the rash and this painfully swollen jaw. My body’s final warning. Going back was a shock—the old coffee tasted harsh and sour compared to the smooth, rich flavour I’d come to enjoy.

    My Honest Review & The Wellness Cost Barrier

    So, here is my honest conclusion: London Nootropics provided a product so superior in taste and experience that it made my necessary dairy-free transition not just easy, but enjoyable. It transformed my habit from a source of inflammation into a ritual of wellness.

    But I am not making a medical claim. Drinking only water would have achieved the same physical result by also removing dairy. The coffee’s role was behavioural—it gave me a pleasurable alternative that made sustained change possible.

    The difficult truth is the cost. For many in the UK, including myself at times, this specific tool is a price that’s high compared to my usual instant coffee. My swollen jaw is a testament to the difficult choices we face. We have to be earning enough to invest in the tools that facilitate our health.

    Knowing what I know now, my path is clear. The goal is permanent dairy avoidance. If I can’t afford this specific tool, I must find another way, perhaps learning to love water (I’m not a fan of sour tasting herbal teas).

    Disclaimer: This is my personal experience. I am not a medical professional. London Nootropics coffee is a food product, not a medicine. It did not cure my eczema; eliminating dairy prevented inflammation. I still have eczema. The coffee was a successful behavioural tool that helped me maintain the reduced inflammation. Please consult a healthcare provider for medical advice.

    Click this link for my very own discount code I am sharing with you to try London Nootropics Adaptogenic Coffee for yourself.

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    Blog – My Cyclical Story Behind the Scenes

    My Cyclical Story Behind the Scenes Where the Only Strategy Is the One That Source Directs Through Me as I Navigate Time and Season

    Today, I officially launch this blog. This space is the companion to my business hub—the place where I explore the thoughts, stories, and worldviews that form the foundation of my work.

    What I imagined as a simple transfer of words has become a weekend of unexpected depth. Starting on Friday and now, on Sunday the 2nd of November 2025, I see this process for what it is: not an administrative task, but the weaving of a new narrative home.

    The journey has been synchronistic. I discovered that books I was reviewing were published exactly two years ago, on the 15th of November 2023. It feels like a hidden thread in my own timeline, now becoming visible.

    This launch is part of a greater clean-up, both digital and personal. Astrology, my guide to time and season, confirms the pattern. I have navigated a long season of drought from 2022 until July 2025. While its echoes remain, I now see that period as a crucial training ground. It was there I learned the raw truths of self-employment, the hollow mechanics of social media, and what my creative spirit truly needs to thrive.

    The most vital lesson? I am not for sale.

    I wrote two books, following the formula of coaching courses. The process was cathartic, but it taught me I have no interest in trauma bonding. My path is one of sovereignty—of embracing my truth and refusing to be defined by the illusions around it.

    I have achieved so much. And yes, I am the child who was told she would achieve nothing.

    Today I understand my only task is to be prepared; this is the key to any strategy. Be prepared even for all things to happen outside of any plans. Just as I know not whether the next breath is mine, this is life as it stands right now. A balancing act, as the work for self-discovery and improvement is a lifelong journey and who knows what skills I am developing this very moment to facilitate the better tomorrow I believe I am working towards.

    I talk about a life of sovereignty and it is not something that I have on a vision board to mirror in mansions, cars, travel and social experiences. Rather, it is an experience of knowing where home is, understanding I am okay even if all my money was to run out and all my property was to go. And on the flip side, I have lived a life of poverty, scarcity and survival for way too long; today I am exploring what it means to leave the mentality of poverty behind.

    It is okay.

    I am fifty years old, soon to be fifty-one, and I am fully engaged in the most authentic process of my life: living and documenting a sovereign legacy.

    This blog is where I share my ups and downs, cycles to include beginnings and endings. Join me.

    Lita, Goddess of Growth

  • Beginnings: My Alchemy Journey at Fifty

    Beginnings: My Alchemy Journey at Fifty

    Beginnings: My Alchemy Journey at Fifty

    Welcome. It feels fitting to begin this blog not at the end of a story, but in the messy, beautiful middle of one.

    My name is Lita, and I am the Goddess of Growth. This space, Lita’s Sovereign Alchemy, is my living journal. It’s where I will chronicle the conscious, sometimes clumsy, work of building a legacy from the ground up after the age of fifty.

    The catalyst for this was a moment you might recognise: a point where the life you have and the life you envisioned feel miles apart. For me, it was my fiftieth birthday. I was perfecting the layers of a Fraisier cake, a thing of delicate beauty, while simultaneously holding back tears. I was navigating a significant financial loss, the weight of a solitary mortgage, and the exhausting chase for social media validation. The promise of ‘success’ felt hollow.

    That moment of quiet crisis became my turning point. I realised I could no longer build my kingdom on rented land—on algorithms that change without notice or platforms that offer connection but foster isolation.

    So, what is this ‘Sovereign Alchemy’?

    It is my process of taking the base materials of life—the struggles, the lessons, the untapped potential—and transmuting them into a life of purpose, resilience, and owned authority. It’s about building a business and a brand that are an extension of my core self, not a performance for an algorithm.

    In this blog, I’ll share the raw notes from that process:

    • The strategies for building a resilient personal brand that exists on and off social media.
    • The mindset shifts required to step into your own ‘Goddess of Growth’ energy.
    • The practical steps for creating assets you control and a community that sustains you.

    This is not about having all the answers. It is about asking the right questions, together. It’s for anyone who feels the call to begin again, to build something that is truly theirs, no matter their age or starting point.

    Thank you for being here at the start. Let’s see what we can alchemise, together.

    Lita, Goddess of Growth