Early antibiotics predicts childhood obesity and central adiposity. Research indicates Australian Medical Doctors prescribe antibiotics 9 x more than they should. Emerging data shows antibiotics given in the first 3 years of life have a lasting effect on the heath of the person for the rest of […]
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It is available all year round Extremely versatile – can be roasted, mashed, grated, eaten raw or cooked Huge amounts of nutrients and anti-inflammatory properties Fights cancer and protects your heart Protects your brain health thanks to the B Vitamin Choline Contains enzymes to help liver detoxification […]
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If you answer Yes to the following, chances are that you are acidic: Do you exercise a lot? Do you eat less than a kilogram of vegetables a day? Are you stressed? Do you eat any processed food or bread/pasta/rice/cereal? Do you drink alcohol? Do you have […]
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Most of the articles that you read talk about exercises to prevent tuck shop lady arms, but I can tell you form a person who has them and lifts weights all day long, it takes more than exercise to correct them. Tuck shop lady arms are […]
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There are so many new products available to use these days and organics are becoming very popular – but are they worth the money? Studies show that our bodies are carrying an ever increasing toxic load, this is when the toxins that […]
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Here are some quick pointers to prevent back problems: Always stretch before any strenuous activity or every day Don’t slouch when standing or sitting Sit in chairs or car seats with good lumbar support Periodically walk around or gently stretch muscles to relieve tension when sitting […]
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Parkinson ’s disease and the sun Recently, a study published by the journal Environmental Research found that increased UVB exposure was associated with a reduced risk of developing Parkinson’s disease among individuals under the age of 70 years. Symptoms of PD include tremors, slow movements, loss of […]
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Sitting is the ‘NEW’ smoking A recent study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine of over 8000 participants, found the amount of time you spend sitting is directly related to your risk of developing cardiovascular disease, Type 2 diabetes, cancer and experiencing premature death, despite the […]
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A 2015 study also outlined the anti-inflammatory effects of ketosis. One group with a background of a basic ketogenic diet under their belts is the Innuit people in portions of Alaska, Canada and Greenland, known for their low disease rate. A ketogenic diet will convert your body […]
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