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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...

With all the recent attention on cancer, it’s easy to look over some of the other uses of powerful “anti-carcinogenic” phytochemicals like...

There are calls for public health authorities to intervene to reduce the use of phthalates, following research suggesting that maternal ex...

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Humans have been unwittingly consuming good bacteria through fermented foods since the beginning of time. Our Paleolithic ancestors, for ...

Almost 90 per cent of people with symptoms of burnout improved after taking the herb, Rhodiola rosea for 12 weeks, with some symptoms impr...

Join us for a Lunch Literacy Live session on our Facebook page!Elise is one of our Scientific Advisors in our Education Centre, and...

As practitioners, we regularly see patients walk into our clinics with a common underlying presenting complaint. “I don’t have the...

There is so much talk about the role of gut microbiota on our health, the roughly 100 trillion-strong band of micro-organisms that live wi...

The presence of IgG antibodies to foods has been linked to a number of conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome

The human nervous system is a complex and delicate network comprised of billions of cells communicating through biochemical interactions.<...

Anxiety is the most common mental health condition in Australia. On average, one in four people – one in three women and one in five men –...

Gold Coast Naturopath Amanda Hunter has had great success with a recent patient, presenting with longstanding depression and anxiety. So m...