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Benefits and Risks of Exercise During Pregnancy

Benefits and Risks of Exercise During Pregnancy

All women who exercise while pregnant should seek advice from their doctor to ensure they are not over doing it or engaging in specific activities…

11 Jul 2010

Caffeine Consumption in Adults

Caffeine Consumption in Adults

Research shows that most adults can consume up to 400mg of caffeine per day, without negatively affecting their health. In Australia, it is recommended that…

06 Jul 2010

Under-Nutrition Before and During Pregnancy

Under-Nutrition Before and During Pregnancy

There are a range of adverse health effects associated with maternal under-nutrition (malnutrition and micronutrient deficiency) which can affect both the pregnant woman and developing…

03 Jun 2010

Chocolate and health

Chocolate and health

Chocolate is a sugary food, high in fat and energy, which should be consumed in moderation. The consumption of cocoa, which gives chocolate its flavour,…

26 Mar 2010

New Year’s resolution: Quit smoking

New Year’s resolution: Quit smoking

Even though smoking carries serious health risks, a significant proportion of the population continues to smoke. Many smokers attempt to quit at some stage, and…

14 Dec 2009

Influenza Vaccine (Flu Vaccine)

Influenza Vaccine (Flu Vaccine)

Flu vaccines are products given to people so that their immune systems are better able to recognise flu (influenza) infection, and therefore has a better chance…

15 Jul 2009

Fitness and Exercise

Fitness and Exercise

Fitness: Being active and exercising is very important for health. Physical exercise can be as easy as finding a total of 30 minutes of activity…

03 Jul 2009

Exercise and Activity

Exercise and Activity

Exercise and physical activity includes cardio or aerobic exercise, stretching or flexibiltiy exercise, and weight or resistance bands exercise.

01 Jul 2009

Depression: Introduction

Depression: Introduction

Depression is a common mental illness that cause constant very low moods. It is treated with antidepressants (medicines) and counselling or psychotherapy.

05 May 2009