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Magnesium & Women’s Health – The Magic Mineral for Hormonal Harmony
Learn how magnesium supports women’s health by alleviating PMS and dysmenorrhea symptoms, promoting hormonal balance and overall well-being through effective supplementation
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Positive Cochrane Review for efficacy of Cranberry 36 mg PACs in urinary tract infections
The lead author of the 2023 Cochrane review, Gabrielle Williams, offers insights on research affirming cranberry’s efficacy in treating recurrent urinary tract infections. Williams highlights the significance of selecting a cranberry product standardized to 36 mg PACs, aligning with the review’s extensive and respected findings.
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The Power of Magnesium in Perimenopause: Natural Relief for Stress, Sleep, and Hormones
In women’s health, magnesium is the ultimate ‘Swiss Army knife’—helping with everything from period pain to PCOS and PMS. It’s also a powerhouse during perimenopause. Read on as renowned naturopath Lara Briden explains why.
Cranberry Uncovered – Unveiling the Science Behind Cranberry’s Power to Prevent Recurrent UTIs.
Non antibiotic treatment options for rUTI are valuable first line management for this commonly experienced condition. However the evidence for the efficacy of these varies greatly, as does the adoption of these practices into clinical guidelines. Delve into the evidence for non antibiotic treatments and discover the advantages of recommending cranberry with 36 mg PACs for your patients.
Prescribing Probiotics: The Vital Companion to Antibiotics for Healthier Outcomes
The widespread prevalence of antibiotic use in Australia presents a concern for adverse effects commonly experienced, particularly resulting from alterations to the gastrointestinal microbiome.
Co-prescribing antibiotic resilient probiotics with antibiotic therapy can ameliorate such adverse effects and benefit digestive and immune functions of the healthy intestinal microbiome. Read here to learn more (4 min).