Nutritional therapist launches online auction to raise money for community charity

Caroline Peyton, the qualified nutritional therapist and naturopath behind Peyton Principles, has announced an online health and wellbeing auction in aid of Cirencester’s The Churn Project, from Monday 3rd October to Friday 21st October.

The value of the products and services already promised has a total retail price of over £800 and even more items will be added to the list right up to the auction launch date.

Caroline has approached high-quality companies that she has regularly used and recommended in her clinical practice and can personally vouch for the excellence that each product or service donated.

She said: “This year I am hoping to raise over £500. Last year, I was thrilled that the auction raised over £400. It is a great opportunity to buy early Christmas presents for friends and family and every penny goes to a great cause as The Churn project helps many people in the Cotswolds community.”

Auction lots include nutritional supplements; ‘superfood’ powders; gut-supporting therapeutics; first-rate food intolerance test for ages 2+ testing over 200 foods; organic food box; organic skincare; Thai massage voucher and much more!

Caroline is committed to raising funds for The Churn Project that helps to support the most vulnerable and marginalised people of the Cirencester area, aiming to reduce isolation and improve wellbeing. 

You can take part in the auction in a number of ways:

• Through Caroline’s private Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/healthlifestylenutrition  
• On her business page: https://www.facebook.com/peytonprinciples  
• Or by joining her email list for nutrition and lifestyle advice: [email protected].

Caroline is a founder member of the Naturopathic Nutrition Association (NNA) a professional association for nutritional therapists. She graduated with a Diploma in Naturopathic Nutritional Therapy in 2009, before setting up her own practice a year later. 

Caroline runs clinics in The Cotswolds, Swindon’s Old Town as well as working with many clients online. She specialises in nutritional therapy, gut and digestive issues and is an advocate of wellbeing in the workplace. For more information about Caroline visit https://www.peytonprinciples.com