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The “wired and tired” presentation reflects a state of neuroendocrine and autonomic dysregulation, characterised by hyperarousal and impaired...

Globally, we are surviving cancer more than ever and research consistently highlights that one of the most valued yet under‑resourced areas o...

Perimenopause, brain fog, mental fatigue and reduced stress tolerance share a common cellular profile: declining mitochondrial efficiency and...

Classing histidine as an inflammatory molecule may not be correct. Although histidine can be converted to histamine and participate in the...

There is well-established research on the use and action of common antioxidants like Vitamin C and E, Selenium and CoQ10, however emerging...

The body possesses organs and tissues to help break down and eliminate toxins we may otherwise accumulate from our environment or even fro...

Supporting and optimising growth, development and maintenance of neural tissue is essential for healthy brain function throughout all stag...

A brief podcast surrounding stress mechanisms and the clinical use of Phosphatidylserine in lowering cortisol levels. ...

Life is ideally about moderation, however, the reality is, in life there are those occasional moments of over-indulgence – whether it has ...

1g of Nigella sativa improves memory and cognitive function in healthy elderly patients: what can’t this herb do?...

Historically, NAC has been utilised in the treatment of a variety o...

It can now be said that Vitamin C protects folate from oxidation, stabilises the nutrient and increases its absorption, giving practitione...

Henry and Craig discuss cortisol, phosphatidylserine, ginger and L-theanine. ...

This 2-part series discusses new perspectives on cells and th...

Psychological causes of stress are now much more common that physical causes, but the key to helping people overcome the effects of stress...