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Long-term low FODMAPs diets commonly used in irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) treatment are...

Dietary change is so powerful when treating behavioural disorders in children. The Oligoantigenic Diet (OD), also called the “Few Foods Di...

A New Zealand-grown maritime pine bark that can de...

For elite athletes or those who take their exercise seriously, peak performance, improved recovery times and less injury sounds like a dre...

More is not always necessarily better, and that is certainly the case for iron supplementation. ...

Careful clinical consideration must be applied when prescribing certain nutrients and herbs to pregnant patients. ...

From princess to dragon, this is how many men would describe women “at that time of the month”. Now, there may be help at hand from an unl...

The hormonal rollercoaster that comes with menopause can trigger a range of uncomfortable vasomotor symptoms such as hot flushes and night...

Teenage athletes are serious about their sports, tea...

The latest research identifies a direct and significant correlation between dietary acid load (DAL) and emotional health. ...

If a patient is not experiencing the expected clinical outcome for PEA, we can ask ourselves a few questions to ascertain whether we are o...

Curcumin, ginger, boswellia and omega-3 fatty acids are mighty mediators of inflammation and well-known for their many uses in natural med...

Ovarian hormones significantly influence behaviour and cognitive function and the dance between these hormones and brain chemistry ultimat...

Nutrient dosing can be challenging. Are high doses more effective than low? At what point does an antioxidant become pro-oxidant and what ...

New research has highlighted its potential use as a topical agent and may offer a novel alte...