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It’s a short clinician tutorial that reframes creatine as a cellular energy tool rather than just a gym supplement. You walk through how crea...

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

With the cold and flu season upon us, this booklet has been created to help patients tune their immune system. Providing recommendations and ...

Work stress and “busy-ness” are the modern catch cries…like any stress, they set off a physiological response mediated by the hypothalamic...

Histamine intolerance is often overlooked as the symptoms are multifaceted and it effects multiple body systems. It is often mistaken for ...

Additives are used to process, preserve and flavour our foods - Henry discusses the chemical cocktails are added to foods. ...

People often wonder what amino acid supplements are worth taking. Even though most Americans get plenty of protein in their diets, many in...

Vitamin D supplements may help people with diseased hearts, a study suggests. A trial on 163 heart failure patients found supplements of t...

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Depression is still the leading cause of disability worldwide, with 1 in 6 Australians experiencing the mental illness at some stage of th...

Saccharomyces boulardii is no stranger to Australian clinicians as a highly effective therapeutic agent for a range of conditions. When co...

Inositol (also known as myo-inositol or vitamin B8), is well known for its use in blood sugar control and panic attacks but it’s now provi...

Choosing the right form of Magnesium and at the right dose is important to the effectiveness of clinical prescriptions. Magnesium is the m...

Henry Osiecki discusses the start of the whole industry....

There is a strong comorbidity between mood disorders such as depression, and tobacco use disorder. The disorder is a dependence on nicotin...