Jenetta Haim

Our kidneys are located at the back of the abdominal cavity pretty much just above the back of your waist. They are important in homeostasis which has got to do with the balance and regulation of how the body works. They also play a part in regulating the acid and electrolyte balances, the fluids in the body and the regulation of blood pressure.

Did you know that most women that walk through my door have some problem with hormones?

The muscles at the centre of your back are important for flexibility and relief from pain.

Osteoporosis is a disease that thins the bones and can lead to fractures.

Glyconutritionals are imperative to good health and good immunity. They are natural – not synthetic.

Your thoughts are very powerful and can shape your life in a positive or negative way.

How many of you are aware that way back in 2006 John Hopkins University showed that a combination of Curcumin and Quercetin greatly reduces the size and number of colorectal polyps?

An acquaintance recently sent me this moving story about someone who in spite of great obstacles kept his dream alive.

Ginseng is an herb that has been used in Asian and Russian cultures for centuries for the flavour it adds to cooking but more importantly as an herbal medicine.

Well, it’s October and between having to lodge your tax return by the end of the month, the HSC in about a week or so, Christmas round the corner plus all your ongoing daily rush for many it’s a stressful time of the year.

The liver is one of our most important organs as it filters the toxins out of the body but one should not attempt to cleanse the liver until one has cleansed the bowel area.

Did you know that the way you breathe controls your thoughts and emotions?