I always look at mobile first and design for the larger screens from there. When I first visit the main page of your website, I see the title of your website, and three images stacked on top of each other...and no introductory text at all. The photos do make sense with what you are trying to promote, but you could easily combine them into a gallery to bring some of your most important text above the fold on mobile (screenshot attached).
From there, and I don't mean to be blunt, but move the content about you to an "about" page. That's not necessary on a main page of a website. Below the newly added photo gallery, you should have text that explains your mission statement - what people can expect when browsing your website? How does buying one of your services improve their life? I know what holistically healthy means, but assume the average visitor to your website doesn't. Use persuasive text to get them to understand what it's about and why your services are important.
That's a good starting point to improve your main page. Also, I can't remember the setting for the cookies bar but it takes up way too much real estate on mobile. I would find a way to make that appear either further down the page or just do away with it all together until your website gets much more popular. Most people understand that websites use cookies, and If you press accept or decline, the banner just disappears regardless.
