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Is your inner critic letting you down?

Posted by Caroline Hales on 4 June 2018
Is your inner critic letting you down?
Self-talk can be described as that continuous narrative that occurs between the conscious and subconscious levels of our mind and body. It is a part of the mind that rarely shuts down, and is so familiar that we often aren't aware of these thoughts. The messages can be benign, positive or negative in nature, and are experienced in our physical body as comfortable or uncomfortable sensations. Our habitual reaction is often to shut down uncomfortable thoughts and sensations because we bel...
Posted in:Women's HealthHealth and Well Being  

The flu jabs have arrived

Posted on 28 May 2018
The flu jabs have arrived
Some facts Vaccines are the most effective way to prevent the spread of influenza in the community. Every year the virus adapts to it's environment, meaning the vaccine needs to adapt too to maintain its virulence.  Last year the 2017 flu season was with worst we have seen in years, prompting new recommendations for the community.  The flu vaccine doesn't contain live virus, so you can't get the flu from having a flu shot. Taking good quality probiotics along side yo...
Posted in:Women's HealthPreventative MedicineMen's HealthChildren's HealthChronic IllnessHealth and Well BeingFamily GP  

Health trends and how lifestyle medicine can help

Posted on 18 April 2018
Health trends and how lifestyle medicine can help
Why Whole Medicine GPs combine evidenced-based, non-drug therapies with general practice. There's no doubt over the past 100 years our medical needs have changed. We die less of pneumonia, accidents and epidemics like polio or diphtheria. Instead, we succumb more to diseases like cancer, heart disease, stroke and dementia. What's more, recent research confirms the underlying cause of these killer diseases is chronic, low grade inflammation as a result of poor lifestyle. That...
Posted in:Women's HealthPreventative MedicineMen's HealthChildren's HealthSkin HealthChronic IllnessHealth and Well BeingFamily GP  

Boost your immunity this Winter

Posted on 27 March 2018
Boost your immunity this Winter
Flu season is fast approaching and the new flu vaccination is coming soon. However, there is more that can be done to boost your immunity this winter than relying solely on the vaccine. The flu vaccine will offer you some protection from the potentially serious effects of the influenza virus, but most of us will simply suffer from the common cold or other viruses like rhinovirus. So, the flu vaccine does nothing to protect us against this more common but admittedly less severe infection. Fo...
Posted in:Women's HealthPreventative MedicineMen's HealthChildren's HealthHealth and Well BeingFamily GP  

What sort of chocolate is good for you at Easter?

Posted on 23 March 2018
What sort of chocolate is good for you at Easter?
If you are like me you love to eat chocolate.  However, not just any chocolate. I like to eat the varieties that are often referred to as "superfoods." When Easter comes around we are ready for that chocolate hit. Why not have a chocolate choice that is both healthy and absolutely delicious? There is substantial scientific evidence to support the health benefits of cacao and dark chocolate. Cacao Cacao has a reputation for being one of the great superfoods.  Known as o...
Posted in:Preventative MedicineHealth and Well BeingFamily GP  

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