by Katherine Smith | 9 Oct, 2016 | News, Women's Health
We’d all like to wake up each morning feeling healthy, alert and ready for whatever the working day (or day off) holds for us, right?
An online event specifically to address brain health for women began on October 3 (sorry about the late notice!) and continues until October 11.
This event is free (with potential to purchase the videos to watch according to your own schedule).
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by Katherine Smith | 15 Sep, 2016 | Women's Health
At The NZ Journal of Medicine we are very proud to have leading wholistic psychiatrist Dr. Kelly Brogan (who has a special interest in women’s health) as a regular contributor.
Regular readers may be aware that Dr. Brogan’s new book A Mind of Your Own: The Truth About Depression and How Women Can Heal Their Bodies to Reclaim Their Lives was recently published. (Details for the book may be seen at the... Read More | Share it now!
by Katherine Smith | 6 Feb, 2016 | Children's Health and Development, Education, Training and Professional Development, Women's Health
Editor’s note: Many people, especially women, experience cravings for chocolate and/or cola drinks, while coffee is the drug of choice for many adults; particularly those who are chronically overworked and/or sleep-deprived.
In the article below, homoeopath Lee-Anne McCall discusses how the kola nut (traditionally used to flavour cola drinks) and related plants including those from which the raw materials... Read More | Share it now!