Cricket has been a staple of the Australian summer for generations. Whether it’s a simple game of backyard cricket, or you’re in your full whites for an all dayer, from children to adults, if the sun is out, cricket is in the air. But what are the risks of cricket? One of the most common…
Water is one of the most important nutritional intakes our body needs. The human body can last weeks without food, but only days without water. Yet water is the most common nutritional deficiency. Staying hydrated is so important! Water maintains the health and integrity of our cells, lubricates joints, helps to eliminate metabolic waste, aids…
World Spine Day brings people together from all walks of life – patients, health providers, healthcare organisations, associations and governments – to help ease the global burden of spinal disorders. With an estimated one billion people worldwide suffering from back pain, it affects all age groups, from children to the elderly. World Spine Day is…
We spend up to 1/3 of our lives sleeping. Other than providing rest for our bodies, scientists are still unsure why we need sleep. While it used to be thought that our brains also rest while sleeping, it has now been discovered that certain parts of the brain are more active during sleep. Whatever the…
