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Maybe not in the traditional sense, but research shows they are suffering from a case of the BADs, behavioural addictive disorders, like neve...

Childhood is a time of rapid physiological and biochemical change that uniquely impacts pharmacokinetics and the pharmacodynamics of oral ing...

Children and adolescents have different energy and hydration requirements than adults. Good nutrition is key for kids to do well in sports, f...

We have all had those patients who are taking conventional treatments for their depressive symptoms, with little or no effect. Interestin...

About 840 million people worldwide suffer from depression and it is now a leading cause of disability and mortality worldwide. Depression...

Why are some people able to deal with high stress situations easily while others fall in a heap at the first sign of stress? It cou...

Everyone talks about it, and there’s countless people out there who claim to be an “expert” in it, but what exactly is SEO? This short pod...

As a generation we are facing an epidemic of dependence, whether it be the daily coffee that has become three, to keep the fatigue at bay;...

Depression and obesity are ever increasing health risks that have a bidirectional relationship with common pathophysiological mechanisms. ...

Male patient presenting with persistent diarrhoea, fatigue and frequent headaches. ...

Glyphosates are a phosphoric amino acid derivative of glycine and are the most sprayed and used herbicide in the world. The World Health ...

The 5Ds incorporates a multifaceted, personalised approach to mood, sleep, behaviours, addictions/dependencies and circadian rhythms. Circ...

Mood disorders are prevalent in adults, children and adolescents in Australia. The key offenders that may contribute to mood disorders are...

It is a transformational time for our understanding of mental health disorders. They are no longer considered merely a chemical imbalance ...

“Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth” is excessive bacteria in the small intestine. There is also SIFO, “Small intestinal fungal overgro...