Since September 2019, Australia has witnessed devastating widespread bushfires that have taken lives, billions of wildlife, thousands of livestock, houses, properties, bushland, national park and threatened the livelihood of thousands…
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Between the heaps of sugar from cookies and candies and the mountains of gravy from a seasonal roast, the months of November and December—actually let’s be honest, more like the…
Aluminium is ubiquitous in the environment. In the last few decades, it has increasingly been incorporated in consumer products, food and drinking water with a presumption of safety. This presumption is…
This is a summary of my scientific paper presented at the International Conference and Scientific Debating Club in Prague in April 2014. It elaborates as to why we have to…
Mycoplasmas are tiny Gram negative bacteria. They are the most unusual self-replicating bacteria, possessing very small genomes, lacking a cell wall and dependent on the host (people) for its nutrients….
You may currently take zinc when you have a cold or flu - however, did you know that your cells need zinc on a daily basis? The adult body contains...
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The complexity of disease in humans has increased over the past 30 years which I have also seen reflected in in my Clinic. We have new diseases developing that have never...
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Turmeric is an amazing spice and herb but it is poorly absorbed. Everyone would benefit from consumption of turmeric*. This delicious adaptation of the Ayurvedic recipe provides lots of turmeric…
The human system has to maintain an ideal balance between acidity and alkalinity in the body fluids and organs in order to function optimally. Very small changes in the acidity…
Parkinson’s disease is the second most prevalent neurodegenerative condition in Australia with an estimated 70,000 Australian living with the disease. Recently ABC News reported on research showing a cluster of…
