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Women’s Health Week: Pregnancy, vitality and healthy ageing
Women’s Health Week, held from September 5 to 11, is the biggest national health week for women and girls.
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How to look after your lungs in polluted air
Having had COVID this year and now battling the after-effects and possible asthma as a result, I thought I would share a few lung and breathing tips this month. So, I have written about our lungs and pollution as this relates to us all.
Read MoreWe all have those days
The days that are jam-packed with stressful situations, things, people, work, kids, deadlines …
Read MoreSore neck? Consider a chiro
Is your neck aching from endless browsing, swiping and texting? Do you wake up with a stiff neck from poor sleep? Maybe you’ve been practising some bad habits lately?
Read MoreHow to get started with healthy meal prepping
Recently, I’ve had an increase in questions around how to lose weight. This is obviously a large topic, and honestly, it comes down to preparation.
Read MoreDocklands, get more mobile this March
March is “Mobility Month”, and as your local chiropractor, I’m urging all Docklands residents to test their movement, mobility and safeguard their spinal health.
Read MoreCheck your checklist this Back-to-School season
Every January millions of Australian children, including some of our very own patients, go back to school. With fresh books and polished shoes, it is a very exciting time.
Read MoreEasy ways to burn calories
There are loads of people out there who want to lose weight or keep in shape, but simply don’t like going to the gym. Good news! You don’t have to be a gym junkie or exercise fanatic to burn calories. There are plenty of ways to get your body moving and burning off those tasty treats without running a marathon.
Read MoreHow much caffeine is too much?
Every caffeine drinking Docklander will tell themselves that there is no such thing as “too much caffeine.” But that’s probably the addict talking, because caffeine is the most widely consumed drug in the world with some fairly unpleasant side effects of consuming too much – some of them are mild, others can be dangerous.
Read MoreFive tips to avoid takeaway and cook at home instead
There are a bunch of reasons we turn to takeaway for dinner. We’re busy, we left it too late, we haven’t done the shopping, we just want pizza because it’s delicious and we’re treating ourselves … twice a week.
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Build-to-rent towers next to stadium get council backing
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