Menopause and Big Decisions Every woman goes through menopause. It’s inevitable. And menopause involves such a powerful change in a woman’s hormonal balance that it results in many physical, mental...
Over six million Australians, or around 30% of our adult population, suffer from high blood pressure. It is one of the most common problems in the modern era. What is...
Why is Lymphatic Cancer so dangerous? The term Lymphatic Cancer was coined back in the 1900s, and it was found that cancer in the lymphatic system was one of the...
Our western scientific understanding of life often can lead us to neglect the complexity of our health issues. For instance, you might be suffering with fatigue and weight gain, so...
What are Sinuses and Sinusitis? Sinuses are hollow cavities which are situated in the cheeks, forehead, within the skull, and between and behind the eyes lined with tissue called mucosa....
Today we are going to briefly explain their definitions, and their main differences. There are 3 different stages: 1. Peri-menopause:The easiest way to explain this stage is to look at...
What is Lymphoma (Lymphatic Cancer)? Lymphatic cancer, or lymphoma, is growing at a very fast rate in our modern world. This is largely due to our increasing exposure to chemical...
A hernia occurs when any internal organ pushes through a weak area of muscle or other tissue into the body cavity, common ones are inguinal hernia, hiatal hernia, stomach hernia...
A gradual decrease in bone density is a normal part of the aging process. Our bones increase in density until we are in our late 20s, but from about the...
Chronic skin complaints such as acne, eczema or psoriasis can in the long term cause permanent damage to several layers of skin. Scarring, for example, is a normal part of...