Aluminium is ubiquitous in the environment. In recent years, it has increasingly been incorporated in consumer products, foodstuffs, medications/vaccines and drinking water with a presumption of safety. This presumption is based on the belief that as is not overtly toxic in acute low dose ingestion, cumulative consumption must also be benign. However, is this assumption actually … Read more
Leaky Gut Syndrome is one of many diseases that results from chronic inflammation. Poor gut health and inflammatory bowel diseases can be significant causes. Identified by naturopaths more than 25 years ago, leaky gut syndrome has now been recognised by the medical profession as Gut Permeability. Gut Health is Connected to All Aspects of Your … Read more
Addiction and Epigenetics – An Inheritable Disease? Why are humans drawn to a multitude of substances and behaviours? It has become increasingly apparent that chronic substance abuse involves adaptations that are both genetic and epigenetic affecting our brain reward circuitry its limbic and cognitive regions. A growing amount of literature is emerging in the field … Read more
The Leading-Edge in Cancer Recovery Methods are your best Prevention By: Nancy Callahan, B.Sc Maybe it’s your time to take cancer prevention more seriously. We keep reading anywhere from 50% to 65% or more of cancer is caused by ‘environmental factors’, depending on the organization reporting. Leading experts claim it’s even higher. Yet all too … Read more
The “retired” Prof. Henry Lai who has brought us many insights into electromagnetism and cancer and many other topics — he has published some 200 studies — seems to still be at it. It was he who researched the effect of Dr. Hulda Clark’s Zapper on cancer cells for us many years ago and confirmed … Read more
We are being told that medicine is progressing in the treatment of cancer and that cancer is slowly but surely losing its sting. This is only true for some specific cancers, however, and much of what we are told is just pharmaceutical PR. The truth is that the survival rate for many cancers is not … Read more
Article written and submitted by Anne Graham Everyone is guilty of overdoing it sometimes: working too hard, not getting enough sleep, or overindulging with the food and drink that you are using to fuel your body. When you are run down and need to rejuvenate, your body has a range of subtle ways of letting you know. … Read more
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) affects almost 20% of Australians and New Zealanders1, and is known to cause significant distress in sufferers. Once relegated to the stigmatised tag of a psychosomatic disorder, it is now clearly recognised as having a solid physiological basis caused by a relationship between genetic susceptibility and environmental triggers.2 Just some of … Read more
When talk turns to hormones, most people think reproduction, monthly cycle, moods or the wife/girlfriend from hell. Truth is that our hormones are involved in a multitude of functions in the body. Most of these go unnoticed, at least until things get out of whack. At the heart of every woman’s health is her hormonal … Read more
A possible link between widely used pesticides in Australian food with Parkinson’s Disease uncovered by university studies. Parkinson’s disease is the second-most prevalent neurodegenerative condition in Australia, with an estimated 70,000 Australians living with the disease1 Recently, ABC News reported on research showing a cluster of Parkinson’s disease cases in rural Victoria that may be … Read more
