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Activate Your Weight Loss 90 Day Program
This manual illustrates the author’s numerous and varied exercises and lists the activities for each of the 90 days, one day per very large page (A4).
Why Men Want Sex and Women Need Love
Stainless Steel Water Bottles: 1L
At last, a safe container for the water we need to be drinking regularly through the day.
Healing The Gerson Way - Defeating Cancer and Other Chronic Conditions
An amazing book - virtually a manual for natural health living.
The Gerson Therapy - Full DVD Set
Great savings on the price of the full set of The Gerson Therapy DVDs - includes Volumes 1, 2 and 3.
Building Bone Vitality
This revolutionary diet plan to prevent bone loss and reverse osteoporosis explains brilliantly why calcium, oestrogen and drugs are NOT the answer.
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Work Wonders: Feed Your Dog Raw Meaty Bones
This veterinary surgeon covers what we can feed to our dogs so as to get as close to their natural diets as possible, plus breeding, diseases, dentistry in dogs, hearing and vision.
Reboundoz Health Bounce: Package 1
The Reboundoz is a good quality Rebounder, with Package One comprising the Half-fold Rebounder, Carry Bag and Power Pack DVD.
6 Feb 2008Drug Company's Stunning Admission
The unbelievable has happened, nay, the almost impossible. A major drug company has admitted that most of its drugs don’t work most of the time.
6 Feb 2008Alternatives to the flu vaccine
6 Feb 2008Cruising the Danube
What comes to mind when you hear the word `Danube’? Johann Strauss and his Blue Danube Waltz? The famous Viennese Steam Ship on its way to Budapest? Psychologist Konrad Lorenz?
6 Feb 2008Danubian Cuisine
6 Feb 2008Drugs Don’t Work Says Glaxo
6 Feb 2008Profits Before People
Banks aren’t the only companies putting profits before people. This also applies in the business of health and the environment. Genetic engineering is a prime example.
26 Jun 2009How To Prevent Migraine and Other Headaches
6 Feb 2008Weight-loss Strategies for the Plant-based Diet
24 Feb 2008Depression and Nutrition
In recent years there has been more research done on the relationship between nutrition and depression, particularly in regard to the lack of certain nutrients — or the inclusion of others — having a profound effect on this debilitating mental dysfunction.
24 Feb 2008How to Train Your Mind for Success and Gain Peace of Mind
6 Feb 2008Reducing the Stress of Making Major Decisions
24 Feb 2008Thyroid Disorders
The two thyroid hormones increase basal metabolic rate (BMR) – the rate of oxygen consumption at rest, or in layman’s terms, how much energy the body uses to carry out its vital functions.
7 Feb 2008Cold & Flu Are Difficult To Catch
13 May 2008Alzheimers Disease: Solutions are emerging – prevention is possible
7 Feb 2008Antibiotics in the Food Chain
7 Feb 2008Birth At Home
As a naturopath practising Natural Health principles in my personal and professional life, I view pregnancy and childbirth as natural states and processes that the female body is perfectly equipped to handle by itself, in most cases.
24 Feb 2008A Common Sense Approach to Cancer
Most people today, facing an illness and the medical profession, want to have greater knowledge and take responsibility for their own lives and their destiny. The diagnosis of cancer is still a major focus in medical consultations.
7 Feb 2008Vaccine Damage
24 Feb 2008Be Well – Enjoy Life More
Over the Hill at 40? Most of us expect that by the time we reach 40 we will be ’over the hill’, developing degenerative disease and ageing prematurely.
8 Feb 2008Cancer Support Nutritional Program
The National Academy of Sciences (US) estimates that 60% of women’s cancers and 40% of men’s cancers are related to nutritional factors. The value of a low-fat, high-complex-carbohydrate diet in cancer prevention is well documented.
27 Feb 2008Vitamin Deficiency Signs – Things to Watch Out For; Part 1
18 Apr 2008Vitamin Deficiency Signs – Things To Watch Out For: Part 2
The B complex vitamins comprise I4 water soluble substances that can be cultivated from bacteria, yeasts, fungi or moulds. Sounds appetising! They are used in an enormous variety of the body’s metabolic pathways ...
9 Feb 2008The Good Oil
Udo Erasmus is fearless in his debunking the current vogue for eliminating all fats from our diet, pointing out how we are running the risk of a severe deficiency of the essential fatty acids.
9 Feb 2008Rheumatoid arthritis is reversible
24 Feb 2008Hormone Heresy – What Women Must Know About Their Hormones
Hormones are very powerful substances. Begin tampering with nature’s finely-tuned messengers of life’s processes, and you are asking for trouble. This is especially true for women.
9 Feb 2008Electromagnetic Radiation at Home and Work
24 Feb 2008Cancer: My Journey – Saying Goodbye To My Left Breast
10 Feb 2008How I Lost 40 Kilos in Eight Months – And Feel 100% Better
10 Mar 2009How To Prevent Or Recover From Lupus
Lupus is a chronic inflammatory condition that can affect many different parts of the body. It is an auto-immune deficiency - the damage is the result of ’friendly fire’ by the body’s own immune system.
24 Feb 2008Managing Moods
24 Feb 2008Masculinity Under Seige
While you may think your testosterone levels are high enough - thank you very much, and that this could never happen to you, or any of your family, it would be wise to think again.
24 Feb 2008The Myth of Old at 70
In Australia by the time we reach about 50 years of age, it is widely believed that we are ’over the hill’ and then it’s downhill into degenerative disease and unpleasant effects of ageing. By the time about 70, we are perceived as ‘old’.
24 Feb 2008NATURAL HEALTH DIETARY GUIDELINES
The typical Australian way of eating is high in fat, sugar, white flour, stimulants and chemicals, and low in vegetables, fruit and fibre. It’s all back to front. What we need is food that is unprocessed, low in fat, high in fibre, free of salt, caffeine and additives, and with the bulk of the diet being fresh vegetables and fruits.
20 Feb 2008Do Genes Cause Disease?
24 Feb 2008Our Genes – Do They Really Cause Disease?
24 Feb 2008Boost Your Natural Immunity
24 Feb 2008Reducing Meat Consumption Will Help The Environment
3 Apr 2008An Avoidable ‘Epidemic’ – Diabetes Type-2
Type-2 diabetes, which accounts for 85 to 90 percent of diabetes cases, is a totally preventable ’lifestyle disease’. Although both type-1 and type-2 tend to run in families, we don’t inherit the diseases themselves, but rather a predisposition to them.
24 Feb 2008Dietary Excitotoxicity
24 Feb 2008Buy Organic for Healthier People and a Healthier Planet
The Biological Farmers of Australia (BFA) has a vision to grow sales of organic food to 10% of the Australian market by 2020. You can assist the organic industry to achieve this goal.
20 Feb 2008Give your health a second chance
31 Jul 2009Vegetables: Grow Your Own Organically - what to plant in Summer
Home vegetable growing is not limited to big backyards. A surprisingly useful yield can be obtained in a small backyard or even from plant boxes on a balcony ...
28 Feb 2008The Sunscreen Myth
23 Feb 2008Diet and Health – In Search of the Optimal Diet
23 Feb 2008Dying for a Diet Drink – Why You Shouldn’t Have Anything Containing Aspartame
Animals and insects have a lot more natural intelligence than human beings when it comes to food and they all avoid aspartame – cockroaches won’t eat it, cats and dogs won’t eat it, ants won’t eat it and flies won’t eat it ...
24 Feb 2008Osteoporosis – the Truth Behind the Myths
24 Feb 2008Men’s Health – Sexuality Explored
One of the most important aspects of men’s health is the male reproductive system. Men are reluctant to speak about what is ailing them, especially when it comes to sexual dysfunction.
23 Feb 2008Exercise, Fructose and the Obesity Epidemic
Is there something in our food that makes us even more obese than calorie excess would suggest? This question was answered in the program, The Health Report, on ABC Radio National ...
23 Feb 2008Science Confirms a Secret Key to Weight Loss
A new landmark study has confirmed that insulin is the central part of the weight-loss equation. Boston researchers found that people who secrete high insulin levels have far greater difficulty losing weight ...
26 Feb 2008Nuts and Seeds
23 Feb 2008Micro Greens
23 Feb 2008Animal Therapy for Humans
’Pet therapy’ or, more precisely, Animal Assisted Therapy (AAT) means the use of companion animals to help people with special needs. ’Animal Therapy’ is an age-old concept.
26 Feb 2008If You Are Serious About Your Health, You Need to Know What You Are Eating!
Processed food! It’s not always what you think it is — often it is so much more! Much, much more — in fact what you are consuming may be completely artificially ...
26 Feb 2008Interview with Lynsi Eastburn
Lynsi Eastburn is a hypnotherapist, who specialises in human fertility. She visited Australia recently to promote her book, It’s Conceivable ...
8 Aug 2008Is Natural Contraception Possible?
For centuries women across the world have used natural and herbal methods for birth control, but these days few Western women see many contraceptive choices beyond ‘the Pill’ or condoms ...
6 Mar 2008The Foundation of Balanced Nutrition – Our Acid-Alkali Status
The absolute foundation of sound nutrition – the basis of Natural Health principles – is maintaining the correct acid-alkali balance in the body. If we get this right ...
6 Mar 2008From Perfect Health to Deadly Cancer – The Seven Stages of Disease
Australians are in deep trouble. We are witnessing, right now, a total disintegration of health in the Australian populace that spans every age, economic, religious and political group.
6 Mar 2008Vegetarianism – A User’s Guide
When most people think of the term Vegetarian’, they probably think of people who eat a restrictive diet. What they often don’t realise is that the diet has been around for thousands of years in many forms ...
28 Feb 2008Constipation – ‘Leprosy of the Affluent’
The fact that there are no pain receptors at the ano-rectal angle is a firm indication that our bodies are designed to defecate only by squatting. That is, we would be in constant pain if pain receptors were located here.
27 May 2008The Cholesterol Myth
27 Mar 2008Chiropractic - leading the health revolution into the 21st Century
Seeming miracles are seen in chiropractic offices around the world. People who have suffered from a huge range of conditions for many years have found a new life with chiropractic treatment.
8 Apr 2008From Massive Heart Attack and Diabetes ... To Mission Accomplished!
8 Apr 2008Diabetes: A Better Approach
Currently, up to one million Australians may have diabetes mellitus - although only half of them know it - and it is our sixth highest cause of death by disease.
28 Apr 2008Arthritis and Rheumatism: The Way to Drug-Free Recovery
17 Apr 2008The Truth about Drug Companies: How They Deceive Us and What to Do About It
2 May 2008Answers for Asthma
7 May 2008OVERCOMING EPILEPSY WITHOUT DRUGS
For sufferers of epilepsy, diet and lifestyle can play an important role in removing the causes and promoting self healing.
8 May 2008Can Vegetarian Diets Make You Ill?
8 May 2008Ten Diet Mistakes That Vegetarians Make
8 May 2008Vitamin B12 & Vegetarian Diet – What You Should Know
Vitamin B12 deficiency is therefore a potential concern for anyone following a vegan diet, and it is important that they include a reliable source of B12 in their diet on a regular basis.
9 May 2008Self-healing: The Only Cure
13 May 2008Soya Beans for Better or for Worse? Finding the Balance
Thanks to the generous assistance of the CSIRO, we now have scientific papers that review a large amount of research into the nutritional qualities of soya beans. Here is the essence of what we found.
13 May 2008The Culprit Behind Asthma and Allergies: Vaccination
13 May 2008Against the grain
14 May 2008Nutrition and the Mind
Part A - Children’s Problems. The brain, like every other organ in the body, is totally dependent on the bloodstream for oxygen and nutrients and on the lymph for removal of waste products.
5 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Allergy to Amines
For the sake of generality, most people with food intolerances are sensitive to more than one chemical, which may be artificial or natural.
15 May 2008Nutrition and the Mind
15 May 2008The Deliciously Deceptive and Devious Caffeine Buzz
Coffee was once believed to be a means by which to achieve religious ecstasy. Although most of us don’t use coffee to try to communicate with the divine, many people assume an identity akin to savage snarling beasts if there is a delay in their ’fix’ for the day
27 May 2008The Natural Way with Constipation, Colitis and Crohn’s Disease
3 Jun 2008Digestive Enzyme Supplements with Cooked Food
Your Questions Answered I am confused as to whether to take digestive enzymes and, if so, how often. One thing I am clear on is that it is better to eat raw food than cooked food.
28 May 2008Are You Confused About Natural Progesterone vs Wild Yam Cream?
30 May 2008High Blood Pressure – How to lower it without drugs
We are told that blood pressure should be one hundred plus your age’, but this is not the way it goes in ’primitive’ peoples who don’t have our Western way of living.
20 Jun 2008Anti-Cancer Foods
Many ’anti-cancer’ foods are fresh vegetables and fruits. These are high in water and low in fat, protein and carbohydrate except for the modest level of sugar in the fruits. Because of their low levels of calories, they are outstanding sources of minerals, vitamins and phytochemicals, provided we consume an abundance of them.
2 Jun 2008Teflon Trouble
What is more convenient than non-stick cooking pans? Like many modern conveniences, the non-stick pan was an immediate success. But the material behind this culinary wonder, Teflon, is a health risk.
3 Jun 2008Raw Pleasure
The last few years have seen a massive gain in popularity for raw food (or ’living food’ as it’s often known) as a method of improving health and healing.
3 Jun 2008What Everyone Eating a Vegan Diet Should Know About Vitamin B12
Most vegans consume enough B12 to avoid anaemia and nervous system damage, but many do not get enough to minimise potential risk of heart disease or pregnancy complications.
3 Jun 2008Thin edge of the wedge for compulsory vaccination?
THE NATURAL HEALTH SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA wishes to lodge the strongest possible protest against establishment of the Australian Childhood Immunisation Register (ACIR) for the reasons discussed below.
3 Jun 2008Antidote After Vaccination
Your Questions Answered What could be done to detoxify the body after immunisatin?
3 Jun 2008Udo Erasmus – Interview
Udo Erasmus is the author of Fats that Heal, Fats that Kill. Many consider it to be the definitive book on the health properties of edible oils.
5 Jun 2008The Measles Vaccination Campaign: The hardest decision you may have to make
Before we as parents can choose to accept or reject a vaccine for our children, however, we must first discover what it is that this vaccine is trying to prevent.
6 Jun 2008Cervical Cancer Vaccine Deception
Australia 148 women were diagnosed with cervical cancer and 36 women died from this disease in 2002. Worldwide, half a million succumb to the disease, with 225,000 dying each year.
18 Jun 2008Enzymes: The Catalysts of our Life Force
We rarely hear much about these little critters, but without them we can’t live. They are the agents that initiate all the chemical changes in our cells that constitute life.
19 Aug 2009How to Lose Weight Naturally
19 Jun 2008Deep Lymphatic Therapy: A new development with exciting potential
This article outlines the importance of the deep lymphatic system and the symptoms that commonly occur when this deep-seated system becomes congested. Case histories indicate that this system can be effectively treated using deep lymphatic therapy. Many beneficial results have been documented.
19 Jun 2008When Food Becomes Your Enemy
ALLERGIES, SENSITIVITIES, INTOLERANCES ... household words to us now, but when I was a child and even into my nursing days, these were uncommon words, words that were hardly ever used and certainly not linked to any illness other than perhaps asthma.
11 Jul 2008Danger lurks at home
31 Jul 2008GM Food – The Scientist’s View
To find objective information that is not tailored by vested interests, who are the best people to ask? Obviously independent scientists. On the subject of GM foods, there is a surprisingly large body of such scientists with similar views on the safety of GM foods for human consumption.
31 Jul 2008GM Foods – The New 'Cane Toad'
10 Mar 2009Can Margarine Send You Blind?
15 Aug 2008Sleep: Are You Getting Enough?
When it comes to sleep, one-year-olds require 14 hours, five-year-olds require 12 hours, adults require 7 to 9 hours. Women tend to sleep more than men and the elderly doze often duringthe day, but sleep less at night.
29 Aug 2008Vitamin B12 and Vegetarian Diet
It is fairly clear that we can get every nutrient that we need from an all-plant diet, except vitamin B12, although I must qualify this by saying that humans have been eating animals for tens of thousands of years and maybe there is some slight degree of adaptation — I have no way of knowing.
29 Aug 2008Head-Start to Health - Part 1: Nutrition before and during pregnancy
So, you’re thinking of having a baby, or you’re already pregnant. Naturally, you want a healthy pregnancy, for your own sake and to give your baby the best possible start in life.
29 Aug 2008ADHD and ADD: The Hyperactive Child
The ’diagnosis’ of hyperactivity or attention deficit disability with or without hyperactivity has increased to the point that on any school day in the United States about 4,000,000 children receive a dose of Ritalin — the favoured drug — so that they will settle down in the classroom and not upset the class routine.
11 Sep 2008Detoxification and self-healing: the natural ‘cure’
16 Sep 2008The Dangerous Germ Myth
16 Sep 2008Toxaemia: The Origin of Most Illness
16 Sep 2008‘EASY pH’ TEST KITS – to test if body is acidic
16 Dec 2008Your Questions Answered: How Do We Know If Our Body is Acidic
Q. Articles in this magazine keep talking about problems due to acidity of the system. How can this be measured?
16 Sep 2008Andi Lew: Cover Interview
5 Nov 2008Going Raw with Carol Alt
Carol Alt has had enormous success as a model, actress and as the host of various morning shows and newscasts and also in recording music and voice-overs. Recently she has expanded her passion and influence by teaching the benefits of eating raw food, and is author of the best-selling book, Eating in the Raw.
5 Nov 2008Why We Should Be Vegetarian – Part 1
Imagine being a fly on the wall in a room with top scientists from around the world, discussing new findings on how plant foods can make us live longer, stay sharper and fight cancer. Nutritionist, Sue Radd, gives the low-down on what transpired at the 5th International Congress on Vegetarian Nutrition.
6 Nov 2008TV – THE ENEMY WITHIN – what it can do to children
While you may think nothing could dissuade you from watching or limiting your child’s TV viewing time, you might like to keep in mind that the television has been labeled ‘the idiot box’ and there are seven really good reasons why this might be so.
10 Nov 2008Your Questions Answered: Chilblains Can Be Severe
Chilblains are associated with poor circulation in combination with cold weather or a cold and damp environment. Poor circulation is the result of poor diet, lack of exercise, blocked arteries and/or insufficient warm clothing.
10 Nov 2008Detox Foot Patches
10 Nov 2008Developing a positive mental outlook, or how to enjoy life more …
10 Nov 2008Your Questions Answered: Frozen Shoulder
Frozen shoulder, or adhesive capsulitis, is a condition in which the shoulder has significant loss of its range of motion in all directions. It is the result of inflammation, scarring, thickening and shrinkage of the capsule that surrounds the normal shoulder joint, and there can be a lot of pain.
10 Nov 2008Your Questions Answered: Alkaline Ionised Water
There is a stack of evidence supporting the health benefits of water being ‘hard’, that is, containing a high level of alkaline minerals, mainly calcium and magnesium.
10 Nov 2008Your Questions Answered: Tooth Root Canal Therapy
Root canal therapy is a tease. We sure want to keep our teeth if we possibly can – they give us a lot of pleasure – and this therapy enables us to keep teeth that would otherwise need to be removed.
10 Nov 2008Your Questions Answered: Are Psyllium Husks Irradiated?
The relevant government regulations are so complicated that to find a complete answer to this question, one would almost qualify for a PhD on the subject! However, I have been able to pick up the gist of it.
11 Nov 2008Boosting Essential Fatty Acid Intake
On a vegetarian diet you may think that you don’t need to worry about the fats in your diet, as you are avoiding most (or all if you eat vegan) animal fats. Unfortunately this may not be the case.
24 Nov 2008Your Questions Answered: Omega-3 Fatty Acids in Flax Seeds
Flax seed oil (or linseed oil) contains about twice as much omega-3 fatty acids as does salmon, however, it is a different kind of omega-3.
12 Nov 2008Love Your Liver: Trouble is preventable and often repairable
The direct role of the liver in preventing disease – which naturopaths have been writing about for a century – is its function of detoxification. It extracts toxic substances from the blood and renders them less toxic and more water-soluble so they can be filtered out of the blood by the kidneys or excreted in the bile.
14 Nov 2008Depression: Rising above the lows
We all experience times when we feel less positive and optimistic than usual. We might feel a little cranky, ‘out of sorts’, negative, ‘blue’, pessimistic or sad.
9 Apr 2009Can antidepressant drugs cause depression, suicide?
14 Nov 2008The Raw Facts: Part 1
There are 700,000 species of animals on earth yet humans are the only species that cooks its food. We started cooking food about 10,000 years ago, which is relatively recent considering that we have lived on raw foods since our evolution between five and eight million years ago.
14 Nov 2008Recipes – the Mighty Potato
14 Nov 2008Interview with Dr David Jenkins: the Eco-Atkins Diet
Dr David Jenkins, MD, PhD, DSc, is Professor in Nutrition and Metabolism at the Department of Nutritional Sciences at the University of Toronto, Canada. His research team has been working on the potential of diet to prevent and treat chronic diseases – primarily heart disease, cancer and diabetes.
14 Nov 2008Tooth decay increasing in Australia despite fluoridation
A recent survey has revealed that the incidence of tooth decay has risen sharply in Australian children. The South Australian study found that decay has increased in all age groups between eight and 15.
14 Nov 2008The absurdities of water fluoridation: the arguments against fluoridation in a nutshell
Fluoridation started at a time when asbestos lined our pipes, lead was added to gasoline, PCBs filled our transformers, and DDT was deemed so "safe and effective" that officials felt no qualms about spraying kids seated at picnic tables.
14 Nov 2008Fluoridation of Queensland’s water supplies: It’s Coming!
20 Nov 2008Interview with Jill Robinson
20 Nov 2008Cultural Dwarfs and Junk Journalism
The following article comprises PART 1 of the investigative book, Cultural Dwarfs and Junk Journalism by Martin J Walker. The INTRODUCTION was published in the Autumn 2008 issue of this magazine. PART 1 is reproduced with the kind permission of the author
20 Nov 2008From Dr Mercola
20 Nov 2008MMR and Autism
14 May 2009Interview with Joanne Rose
Joanne rose is an Australian actor who lives and works in Los Angeles. She is a long-time vegan who is about to launch ’Vegan Virgin’ which will teach vegan cooking for children and how to prepare vegan meals in the home.
20 Nov 2008Travel: China
20 Nov 2008Mailbag: Winter 2008
19 Jun 2009Vegetables: Grow Your Own Organically– what to plant in Winter
24 Nov 2008Your Questions Answered: Maca Powder
2 Dec 2008Editorial: The intricacies of losing weight
The range of foods in Australia has never been wider, more processed or more appealing – nor so loaded with calories, especially from fat. Consequently, overweight and obesity are in ’epidemic’ proportions.
2 Dec 2008The Genie is Out of the Bottle (For Now)
The face of Australian agriculture could change forever following the recent decisions by the New South Wales and Victorian governments to allow the commercial planting of genetically-engineered (GE) canola next year.
3 Dec 2008Low Blood Pressure: How to raise it without drugs
3 Dec 2008Heart Disease: New Risk Indicators
3 Dec 2008Heart Disease: Solving the modern paradox and the cholesterol ‘myth’
One of the great health paradoxes of modern times is that more than half of all people with coronary heart disease don’t have any of the major risk factors for heart disease. In fact, the known risk factors may explain as little as one-quarter of such cases.
4 Dec 2008Your Questions Answered: Low-Energy Light Globes
Is it safe to use the new low-wattage fluorescent light such as are being offered free – or were being offered free – by commercial firms?
3 Dec 2008Your Questions Answered: Drinking with Meals
3 Dec 2008Your Questions Answered: Three or Five Meals a Day
Should we only have three meals a day? Some health practitioners advocate five smaller meals per day.
4 Dec 2008Your Questions Answered: Can Tofu Be Undercooked?
Can I am wondering whether you should pre-cook silken tofu before consuming it. As tofu is a high-protein food, it is recommended that it be eaten cooked.
4 Dec 2008Your Questions Answered: Over-Consuming Selenium?
I have a prostate problem, and taking selenium is supposed to be preventive, but it makes my symptoms worse. Might I already be getting enough from food?
4 Dec 2008Your Questions Answered: Psoriasis
I have psoriasis all over my scalp, but luckily nowhere else. Is there anything I can do to overcome the psoriasis?
4 Dec 2008Your Questions Answered: Can Aloe Vera Help Psoriasis?
A friend has major problems with psoriasis on her arms, face, ears, scalp and some other areas of her skin. It is red, itchy and flaky. She has not been able to find a solution for getting it under control.
4 Dec 2008Your Questions Answered: Lamyong Vegetarian Ham – Genuine?
I enjoy the Lamyong Vegetarian Ham but how can we be sure that all the ingredients are vegetarian?
4 Dec 2008How green is our lighting?
4 Dec 2008Cancer Prevention
8 Dec 2008Organic Farming Stores Carbon Dioxide
Carbon storage in soil managed under organic farming and other regenerative farming systems has been largely overlooked as an effective solution for decreasing Australia’s future carbon footprint.
9 Dec 2008Nutrition and Digestion – Is Vegetarianism Beneficial?
Diets and their purported benefits to our health are as numerous as popular magazines, but this plethora of dietary choices is confusing, resulting in a lack of confidence in any particular dietary approach to general health.
9 Dec 2008Recipes for Nuts and Nashis!
The Nashi (Pyrus pyrifolia), sometimes called the ‘Asian pear’, is bursting with juice and has a crisp translucent flesh, making it a great addition to the family fruit bowl.
9 Dec 2008Cranberries - for super antioxidants
Cranberries are a little red berry that is a healthy super-fruit – they pack a powerful punch of antioxidants that work wonders for the health of the urinary tract, mouth, stomach and heart, as well as being anti-ageing.
9 Dec 2008Interview with Dr James Joseph - researching blueberries
Dr James Joseph is a research scientist with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) whose main research of late has been on the role of berries – specifically blueberries – in the prevention of brain ageing.
9 Dec 2008Stop stressing and Start Relishing Life
Our behaviours and our interpretation of situations are major contributors to our level of stress. Managing stress can involve behavioural changes and changes to the way in which we think about situations.
9 Dec 2008Meditation in the Desert
9 Dec 2008The Power of Breathing
Did you know that breathing is the only essential bodily function that is performed unconsciously yet which you can also control consciously? Your body can go without food for months, water for weeks and yet it cannot survive without oxygen for more than a few minutes.
9 Dec 2008The Coming of De-industrial Society – A Practical Response
With the coming of ‘Peak Oil’ and the beginning of long-term, irreversible declines in the availability of fossil fuels (along with many other resources), modern industrial civilization faces a wrenching series of unwelcome transitions.
9 Dec 2008From Dr Mercola: Autumn 2008
9 Dec 2008A Vegetarian Behind ‘Enemy Lines’
I’m often asked by my modestly bewildered French friends and neighbours why, exactly, don’t I eat meat. To this natural question, I invariably respond that I manage to eat very well.
10 Dec 2008Cultural Dwarfs and Junk Journalism; Introduction
Broadly speaking, the essay that follows is the latest addition to my ongoing analysis of the British corporate science lobby and its popular campaigning arms, skeptics and quackbusters.
10 Dec 2008Brtian ‘faces CJD epidemic’ from infected beef
The UK faces the possibility of a major epidemic of lethal brain disease as a result of the consumption years ago of beef contaminated with bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) or ‘mad cow disease’, according to Britain’s leading expert on variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (vCJD),
10 Dec 2008Vegetables: Grow Your Own Organically – what to plant in Autumn
10 Dec 2008FDA Threatened Tea Company Over Use of Natural Sweetener
The US Food and Drug Administration has sent a warning letter to the Hain Celestial Group instructing the natural and organic food producer to re-label certain products that contain the natural sweetener, stevia.
10 Mar 2009Your Questions Answered: Heat Rash or Prickly Heat?
Recently she has begun developing heat rashes. Every time she sits in the sun or has a hot shower, she gets a red, inflamed, lumpy rash on her arms, legs and body.
16 Dec 2008Your Questions Answered: Cramps In Feet
I have been getting cramps in my toes on both feet quite a lot lately and am wondering what the cause might be and how I could treat it.
16 Dec 2008Your Questions Answered: Arthritic Pain Relief
I was born with a curved spine and have had arthritic back problems all my life. I have now become allergic to anything with sulphur. Is there anything that I can take to help relieve my pain that does not include any sulphur?
16 Dec 2008Your Questions Answered: Protein Deficiency When on Plant Protein Foods
If 0.8 grams of protein is the RDA per kilogram of bodyweight, is it correct to count chickpeas, eggs, flaxseed, almonds and vegetables as sources of complete protein, or are they non-essential protein and not to be counted?
16 Dec 2008Your Questions Answered: Insect Repellant
I believe there is a plant which can get rid of silverfish. Do you know of it or anything else which repels these pests?
11 Jun 2009Interview with Yogi Brahmasamhara
10 Mar 2009Interview with Samantha Wills
Very successful jewellery designer, Samantha Wills, talks about the steps to her success.
10 Mar 2009Sweeteners: Low-Cal and High-Cal – Artificial and Natural
10 Mar 2009Your Questions Answered: Compact Fluorescent Desk Lamps
The safe distance to work from a compact fluoro lamp (CFL) is important to know, but even our affiliated electrical engineer cannot provide a simple answer.
10 Mar 2009Your Questions Answered: Acid-Alkali Theory of Health
The acid-alkali theory of health is the foundation of the Natural Health approach to health and disease. In our magazine it comes up in almost every article dealing with an illness.
10 Mar 2009Your Questions Answered: Combining Fruit and Vegetables
Can eating certain fruits and vegetables in the same meal cause nausea, digestive distress, etc?
10 Mar 2009Your Questions Answered: Safety of Enamel Cookware
Can you tell me if enamel or porcelain-enamel cookware is safe? I want to get an ’on the stove’ kettle in a nice colour.
10 Mar 2009Your Questions Answered: B-Vitamins and Yellow Urine
Why is it that in the morning after taking a multi-B-vitamin supplement the urine is yellow?
11 Jun 2009Friendly Gut Bacteria: ‘Probiotics’
Our health depends to a large extent upon beneficial ‘probiotic’ gut bacteria and the controls they exert over pathogenic (disease-associated) microorganisms. This article explains how to restore and strengthen the life-supporting friendly gut bacteria.
10 Mar 2009Your Questions Answered: Fat Intolerance
A friend mentioned an inherited disorder whereby the body is unable to digest fat in any form. Is there such a thing?
10 Mar 2009Your Questions Answered: Rosacea
I have two friends who suffer with rosacea and have tried many ways to heal themselves of this embarrassing facial condition without success. Have you any suggestions that could help?
10 Mar 2009Your Questions Answered: Type-1 Diabetes and tired!
I have had type-1 diabetes for 32 years, with minimal or no complications. Lately, however, I have developed a high reading for HbA1C. Any suggestions for reducing the increased blood sugar level?
30 Jun 2009A Breast Cancer Recovery: Michelle Richmond’s Story
CEO and founder fo the Asher Institute, Michelle Richmond, shares her journey from the diagnosis of cancer to receiving the all clear following her intention to health the cancer naturally.
18 Mar 2009Why We Should Be Vegetarian – Part 2
18 Mar 2009Why We Should Be Vegetarian - Part 3
This is the third part of a report on what transpired at the 5th International Congress on Vegetarian Nutrition by leading Nutritionist and Accredited Practising Dietitian, Sue Radd.
18 Mar 2009Minimising Exposure to Toxic Man-Made Chemicals
18 Mar 2009Stroke Can Affect Even Young Adults
A stroke is a very scary thing. Fortunately, there are things that can be done to reduce the risk of strokes.
30 Mar 2009Pan Founder Beats False Charges – the inside story
The founder of Pan Pharmaceuticals, Jim Selim, was recently awarded $55 million by the court hearing the case that he brought against the TGA for negligence and misfeasance.
29 Jun 2009Make Physical Activity Fun and Easy
Rebounding on a mini-trampoline to your favourite music with good rhythm makes regular physical activity convenient, enjoyable and relatively easy. Or do it while watching the evening news.
12 May 2009Soy - Opinon
12 May 2009Scrumptious Summer
12 May 2009Shop Fresh at Farmers’ Markets
Farmers’ markets offer a new link in the food chain – fresh food sold directly from the paddock and destined for your dinner plate. ‘Dirty’ spuds can be sold the morning they are dug, peaches and tomatoes, juicy, sweet and ripe, are picked and sold within hours – healthy fresh food that is seasonal and packed with flavour and good nutrition.
12 May 2009Interview: Conscious Choice – Organic and Eco-Friendly Raw Food
Julie Mitsios runs Conscious Choice classes in Sydney in raw and vegan cuisine. She has carved out quite an exceptional name for herself in the Sydney raw food movement.
13 May 2009The Healthy Household – Part 2
13 May 2009The Healthy Household
13 May 2009Coming Out of the Maze of Information
So how does one discern good information from ’misinformation’; research facts from research fiction or fictional research; credible and helpful guidelines from self-serving propaganda?
13 May 2009Household Cleaning Products: A Philosophy of Gentle Chemistry
Co-founder of the environmentally responsible and non-toxic range of household and personal products manufactured by Tri Nature Pty Ltd, Brian McLean, tells why he established the company and what sets his enterprise and its products apart from the mainstream.
13 May 2009Marketing ‘Mythinformation’
A key marketing challenge in the ever-growing ‘green industry’ is the drive to provide ‘all natural’ products whilst delivering the performance level of their synthetic or petroleum based equivalents.
15 May 2009The Garden Revolution – Utilising Green Spaces
15 May 2009Homeopathic First-Aid for Yourself, Family and Friends – even pets; Part 1
28 May 2009Your Questions Answered: Sleep Apnoea
If a person snores, then becomes silent because breathing has stopped, then makes a loud snort or gasp as they begin breathing again, this is sleep apnoea.
1 Jun 2009Parasites: How They Impact on Our Health
Human parasites are everywhere in our environment, so it is easy to become infected. Here I will look at those that can colonise our bodies (of which there can be over one hundred!).
1 Jun 2009THE Benefits of Sea Kelp
Kelp, the vegetable of the ocean, grown in the rich ‘soil’ of the ocean floor is rich in many of the nutrients we require to nourish a healthy body. Kelp has been used by humans for thousands of years.
1 Jun 2009Wine and Health
1 Jun 2009Travel: Tahiti
Improbably blue lagoons encircling hyper-green mountains, luminous, yet gentle, people and a fetching, far-flung mood. There’s so much about this tropical haven that’s almost surreal.
4 Jun 2009Supplement Support for Cancer Treatment
Using nutritional supplementation to support people undergoing medical treatment for cancer – ‘integrative oncology’.
4 Jun 2009Naturopathy
In spite of its increasing popularity as a healthcare option, many people are still confused about what naturopathy actually is. Some think that it is a healing modality or therapy in its own right, but that is not correct.
5 Jun 2009Recipes – Salad Dressings
A great range of salad dressings to suit all tastes.
5 Jun 2009Candida Albicans, Candidiasis and Thrush
5 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Diet for Sensitivities
This is one of the greatest problems in nutrition – being sensitive to ‘almost everything’, yet wanting to put together a healthy diet. However, there are solutions.
5 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Weight Gain
Losing weight or maintaining weight can be an exasperating business when you are making an effort to do everything right and still remaining overweight.
5 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Over-Acidic People - Why Not Just Take Bicarb?
I am wondering if lowering your pH by this fast means is like cheating on the health benefits one gets from ideal pH gained purely through food and lifestyle changes?
5 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: An Alternative to Caprylic Acid for Candidiasis
For the treatment of Candidiasis, as recommended in the Candida albicans article in the Spring 2008 issue, I have asked at health food stores for caprylic acid but they can’t get it in.
5 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Which Chelation Agent?
I have had my urine checked by an analysing laboratory and found that I have too much nickel, lead and thalium in my body. Do you think it is OK to have intravenous vitamin C?
5 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Where to Obtain Quality Maca?
Could you tell me the best place to buy maca. I want to make sure that I don’t get a product which isn’t as pure as it could be.
9 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Kefir – What Is It and How Good for Us?
Kefir is a very interesting food, being a mix of beneficial yeasts and important friendly bacteria grown in milk. It has been used for over five centuries by populations that had outstanding health and longevity.
11 Jun 2009How to Improve Memory: 14 Tips
Many of us would love to be able to improve our memories, and, also, because memory is so important to our daily functioning, it is important to take steps to guard against memory degeneration.
11 Jun 2009Negative Air Ions
Nature intended us to breathe in – in addition to normal oxygen – small negative ions of oxygen, without which living organisms cannot survive. The technology-rich environment we have created has altered the ion balance of the air we breathe.
11 Jun 2009Recovery from Rheumatoid arthritis
11 Jun 2009Saving Our Planet and All Its Inhabitants
11 Jun 2009The Clostridium difficile Epidemic: Probiotics to the Rescue!
11 Jun 2009Recipes: Autumn Fare
11 Jun 2009Is chocolate good for us?
11 Jun 2009White and Green Tea – Miracle Teas
Tea isn’t just a refreshing drink anymore. Numerous stories have appeared in the popular press touting the health benefits of green tea, including anti-cancer effects, weight loss and antioxidant properties.
12 Jun 2009Being Vegan in a Mad Meat World
I love to travel, but being vegan can be tough in certain countries, especially when you venture out of the big cities and into the regional areas. I have seen it all when it comes to crazy cuisine on the menu – dogs, rabbits, pigeons, insects, horses, frogs, snakes and animal bones, as well as the devouring of every part of the animals’ organs.
12 Jun 2009Questioning the Evidence for Childhood Immunisation
It is known that a vaccine (like all drugs) cannot be administered without causing some harm to some individuals. Therefore we must consider the harm we cause by vaccinating versus the harm of the disease.
12 Jun 2009A Brochure on Childhood Vaccination
Why vaccinate? Investigate the ingredients, duration and effectiveness of vaccines before trusting unsupported information. Discuss this brochure with your local GP.
12 Jun 2009Menopause and Prostrate: The Hormonal Link
The more personal effects of pollution are, perhaps, much more insidious. Little do most people realise that the environment may be the prime cause of the enormous increases, over recent decades, of menstrual and menopausal disorders.
12 Jun 2009An Explanation of the Modern Pesticide Problem
12 Jun 2009Bursitis: What Is It and How Can I Resolve It?
The inflammation of a bursa may occur as a result of excessive movement or pressure on the bursa, direct impact, infection or other diseases that may affect the joint and its environs (for example, rheumatoid arthritis or gout, sepsis).
12 Jun 2009Killing Your Bones Softly: Bones are Living Tissue
Tragically, medical treatments bypass the real causes of osteoporosis and focus on very strong drugs which can have disastrous side-effects.
12 Jun 2009Adrenal Exhaustion
People suffering adrenal exhaustion or adrenal fatigue are not alone in this ‘illness’. It is a modern stress syndrome, and it is estimated that at least 80% of adults suffer some sort of adrenal fatigue.
12 Jun 2009Ray and Delphine Archer: The Story of Olive Leaf Australia
15 Jun 2009Malaysia: Asia’s Delicious Melting Pot
18 Jun 2009Jackie O’
18 Jun 2009 The Psychiatric Chemical Attack on Children
The lie of ‘chemical imbalance’ has been used to justify the drugging of 50,000 children with the stimulant drugs, dexamphetamine and Ritalin, for ‘ADHD’ in Australia.
18 Jun 2009Food Choice Matters
Raising animals for food uses huge amounts of water and crops that could have been eaten directly. It’s the most inefficient form of food production, and usually very environmentally damaging as well.
18 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Eczema
Could you please advise about the Natural Health approach to treating infant eczema. I am wondering whether there are alternatives to ointments based on urea.
19 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Natural Treatment for Head Lice
With head lice being fairly common in children, how can the lice and their eggs be killed without using toxic insecticides?
19 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Microwave Ovens – New Information
In the autumn 2005 issue of NVNH, I answered a question about the safety of household microwave ovens. Since then new information has been presented in the media about the effects on the nutrients in microwaved food.
19 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Merits of Sterol Margargines
In view of the health problems associated with polyunsaturated margarines that were explained in your article, ‘Can Margarine Send You Blind?’, Autumn 2004 issue of NVNH, what about plant-sterol-containing margarines such as Flora Pro-Activ with olive oil?
19 Jun 2009The Raw Facts: Part II
19 Jun 2009Chocaholics – Now Hear This!
Essentially, overcoming chocolate addiction is upping your level of self-care and prioritising your own relationship with yourself so as to really get the most out of yourself and your life. So often we neglect our most important relationship – because we are scared of it – our relationship with ourselves.
19 Jun 2009Recipes: Spring to it!
Spring is the season of natural rejuvenation and, during this time of year, healthy eating is always easy. Nature offers so much variety and her culinary gifts are so light and fresh.
19 Jun 2009Interesterification: The Dangerous Replacement for Trans Fats
Due to the serious health problems associated with trans fats, the food industry has been busily perfecting another ‘man-made’ replacement to ensure that company sales and profits are kept at high levels. The new solution is a process called inter-esterification, a technique for making butter-like products from liquid vegetable oils.
19 Jun 2009New Australian Draft ADHD Guidelines Will Mislead Parents
In response to Federal Government and public concerns about the number of children labeled with ADHD and prescribed Schedule 8 drugs, the new Federal Draft ADHD Guidelines have been released for public comment by the Royal Australasian College of Physicians.
19 Jun 2009The Intuitive Healing of Inna Segal
Sometimes healing can occur at the most unexpected moments and be found in the most unlikely of places. Many people have found the answers to life and restored health after enduring a protracted period of pain and suffering.
19 Jun 2009Vegetables: Grow Your Own Organically– What to plant in Spring
The continuation of the series of sowing times for growing your own vegetables organically. The following are the common vegetables that are suitable to be planted in Spring in the climate zones in Australia as indicated.
19 Jun 2009Interview: Freelea Ratcliffe
Freelea Ratcliffe lives a raw, vegan lifestyle, She has worked as a personal trainer in Sydney for five years while developing her website which provides online coaching, free ebooks and general advice in the area of raw-food nutrition and fitness.
19 Jun 2009Mobiles May Be a Death Sentence
19 Jun 2009Allergies and Sensitivities to Foods and Chemicals
This article will examine the causes of allergies and intolerances, the types of reactions and symptoms of both, and some ways of reducing such reactions.
19 Jun 2009Checking out the Czechs (or Moravian Vegan Meanderings)
22 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Vegan Diet and Dental Health
My wife and I have eaten vegan for the past 11 years, and have 3children, a son aged 8 and twins aged 6. Since reading Nutrition and Physical Degeneration by Dr Weston Price, a dentist who did research on primitive peoples, we are wondering about our children’s health.
22 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Can’t Sleep on Hot Summer Nights
Even when I am very tired, I find it difficult to get to sleep on hot nights. Is there a particular reason for this and a remedy?
22 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Mobile Phone Safety Shield
Regarding the commercial safety shields that are sold to protect us from the electromagnetic radiation from mobile phones, can you tell us if they actually work?
22 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Drug-Free Treatment of Worms
I would appreciate any information you can give me on worming adults and children the natural way.
22 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Pesticide Removal from Vegies and Fruits
I am wondering how to get rid of the toxic pesticides on the skins of vegetables and fruits. I prefer not to peel fruits, cucumbers, etc., because so much nutritional value is lost by peeling. Is there a liquid you can soak the fruit or vegetable in?
22 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Cooking Vegetables
What is the least damaging method of cooking vegetables and are there any health risks in using a microwave oven for vegetables?
22 Jun 2009Interview: John Feldmann
22 Jun 2009The Miracle of Sea Vegetables
Sea vegetables are a much-overlooked natural food source of essential nutrients in Western diets, providing an amazing assimilation rate. While used traditionally in countries such as Japan, interest in them is finally beginning to grow.
22 Jun 2009Arthritis Management: There is a Natural Alternative
Arthritis, or inflammation of the joints, can affect all of us, both young and old. While generally considered a debilitating disease, proper management can greatly improve the quality of life for arthritis sufferers, and medication is not the only answer.
22 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Cold Sores
For over 12 months I have had cold sores on my lower lip periodically. The doctor said it is nothing to worry about and prescribed a cream, which causes it to clear up for awhile but then it comes back. How can I be free of cold sores?
23 Jun 2009Interview: Kim Barnouin and Rory Freedman
After more than 30 weeks on the New York Times best-selling list, Skinny Bitch (reviewed in the Summer 2007/08) is still dishing it out to those who are reluctant to eat healthy vegetarian food. Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin are the sassy authors behind this publishing phenomenon.
24 Jun 2009First Australian ‘National Vegetarian Week’ a Success
25 Jun 2009Interview: Darren Cordeux of Kisschasy
As the lead singer for Kisschasy, Darren Cordeux is passionate about animals and saving the Earth for future generations.
25 Jun 2009Neurodegenerative and Autoimmune Disorders: Recovery or Cure?
Neurodegenerative and autoimmune disorders such as Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy and ankylosing spondylitis (plus many others) are generally considered to be progressive, degenerative and incurable. All evidence to date points to this, yet some people continue to get well.
25 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Wireless Computer Mouse and Keyboard
I am wondering whether to buy a cordless mouse and keyboard for my computer. They must be transmitting some form of energy, so do they have the same health risks as mobile phones?, Is it radio waves and what about electromagnetic radiation?
25 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: MRI Scans – Are They Safe?
I have been advised to have an MRI scan for my spinal problems, but am always wary of any form of radiation. Is the radiation harmful, and are these scans less risky than X-rays and CT scans?
25 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Tooth Decay Rampant in Spite of Healthy Diet
My husband has in his mouth a very high count of Streptococcus mutans, the main bacteria that cause tooth decay. His teeth are decaying as fast as the dentist can fill them and his mouth is already heavily filled because he has regularly needed fillings since childhood. He follows a healthy vegan diet that includes no sugar or dried fruit, other than fruit buns and health bars.
25 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Ileocaecal Valve Problems
I am experiencing a lot of health problems, including bowel problems, nausea, fatigue, dark circles under my eyes and occasionally fevers. My naturopath has told me that my ileocaecal valve is stuck open. Can you advise me about how to correct this so I can be free of these problems?
25 Jun 2009Your Questions Answered: Peripheral Neuropathy
What can be done to manage peripheral neuropathy and what can be done to arrest progression? The predominant symptom is pain in the leg muscles.
25 Jun 2009Interview: Dan Mathews
Dan Matthews is the senior vice-president of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). As an activist for animals, he has risked arrest and confronted the likes of Calvin Klein, Madonna and even Peter Costello.
25 Jun 2009Man the Hunter?
15 Sep 2009On Digestion
Read the amazing discoveries to come from a freak accident in which a Canadian man had his stomach shot open, resulting in permanent access to the contents of his stomach.
15 Sep 2009The swine flu pandemic - a sinister threat or nothing to fear?
15 Sep 2009Mercury and other dangerous heavy metals – detoxification for this modern plague
15 Sep 2009Colds and flu are difficult to ‘catch’
16 Sep 2009Having Trouble Sleeping?
An hour’s sleep before midnight is worth two hour’s sleep after midnight – roughly speaking – yet we don’t do it, with a good night’s sleep is losing out to late night television, the internet, emails and other distractions.
1 Oct 2009Your Nails
6 Oct 2009Chronic Fatigue Syndrome not such a mystery
11 Nov 2009Why A Fruit Breakfast
14 Dec 2009Plastic water bottles – are they safe?
Uncertainty about possible health hazards with plastic water bottles and other plastic packaging has been smouldering for years, and stainless steel water bottles are now coming into vogue.
15 Dec 2009EFT – overcome fear, cravings, obesity
For many years as a sport scientist, personal trainer, life coach and EFT Practitioner, I have been working with clients who come to me for advice about how they can improve the performance and quality of their bodies.
2 Mar 2010Minerals and Vitamins for Quality of Life
Without minerals and vitamins, of no use to us are the protein, carbohydrate and fat we consume, nor do our bodies even have a structure.
4 Mar 2010Immunity and swine flu: the inside story
The panic-stricken media coverage of the swine flu ‘pandemic’ over the last few months has rammed home to me, yet again, that modern medicine has absolutely no concept of health – what it is, how to foster it, and how true health is the only immunity against disease.
5 Mar 2010Fatty Liver and Food Choices
Fatty liver (also known as `steatosis’) may cause no damage, but sometimes the excess fat leads to inflammation of the liver and results in a condition called steatohepatitis that involves liver damage.
5 Mar 2010Your Questions Answered: Pesticide Residues
Q. I am worried about all the pesticides in and on food. I am just about to start eating healthily and want to eat a variety of fruits and vegetables.
5 Mar 2010Your Questions Answered: Digestive Enzymes and Cooked Food
Q.I have a history of arthritis and am now eating more raw foods and feeling better. When I do eat cooked food, do you suggest taking a digestive enzyme supplement to aid digestion?
8 Mar 2010Your Questions Answered: Ingrown Toenails
Q. I would like to know the best way to treat a painful ingrown toenail.
8 Mar 2010Your Questions Answered: Sense of Smell Deteriorated
I used to have a keen sense of smell but have noticed over the last few years that it’s not as good.
8 Mar 2010Your Questions Answered: Sea Kelp
Is kelp really good for you, and, if so, what are its most beneficial constituents?
8 Mar 2010Your Questions Answered: Resveratrol Benefits and Sources
I recently read that resveratrol has numerous weight-loss and anti-ageing benefits - is this true?
8 Mar 2010Your Questions Answered: Osteoporosis Prevention Without Drugs
As my 59-year-old brother suffers from severe osteoporosis and I am in the middle of menopause, I am wondering whether I should be taking calcium supplements.
8 Mar 2010Your Questions Answered: Education for Natural Health Qualification
There are so many organisations offering many different courses on naturopathy, herbalism, homeopathy, etc, - do you know of any educational organisation that offers unbiased education in the natural heath field?
8 Mar 2010Foot Patches Feedback
Having purchased a pack of foot patches from the Natural Health Society in Penrith, and with the helpful advice of the staff, I proceeded to apply the patches as directed - the result was amazing and as predicted.
8 Mar 2010Natural Health Society of Australia: 50th Anniversary 2010
8 Mar 2010Latest Survey Reveals Alarming New Stats on Crash Dieting
If you’re one of those people who believes you can achieve results through a quick fix, think again - crash dieting is a risky way to go about losing weight.
9 Mar 2010Do Plastic Bottles Release Dioxins?
9 Mar 2010Interview with Dr Michael Klaper
9 Mar 2010'Minding Animals': Animals and Society Conference
The 2009 International Academic and Community Conference on Animals and Society delved into all aspects of animal rights and welfare issues and included presentations from philosophers, researchers, lawyers, behavioural scientists and academics.
9 Mar 2010NATURAL HEALTH DIETARY GUIDELINES – in brief
We need is food that is unprocessed, low in fat, high in fibre, free of refined salt, caffeine and additives, and with the bulk of the diet being fresh vegetables and fruits; and these guidelines are literally ‘guidelines’ to take us much closer to the way we humans are designed to be nourished.
9 Mar 2010NATURAL HEALTH DIETARY GUIDELINES – in brief
We need is food that is unprocessed, low in fat, high in fibre, free of refined salt, caffeine and additives, and with the bulk of the diet being fresh vegetables and fruits; and these guidelines are literally ‘guidelines’ to take us much closer to the way we humans are designed to be nourished.
9 Mar 2010Natural Health Food Classifications and Quantities
Natural Health Dietary Guidelines Food Classification and Quantities Chart.
9 Mar 2010Natural Health Daily Meal Plan and Recipes
Natural Health Dietary Guidelines Daily Meal Plan, including a suggested 7-day menu and recipes.
If you see a student dozing in the library or a co-worker catching 40 winks at his or her desk, don’t roll your eyes!
Back to school
Parents are being warned to keep a close watch on kids for back and foot problems now they are back at school wearing new shoes and backpacks.
Cricketing great bats for health
2010 is shaping up as a big year for improving the health of everyday Australians, with cricketing legend Greg Chappell taking up the bat as ambassador for the 50th Anniversary of the Natural Health Society of Australia.

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