Whether it’s you or your loved ones playing sport, it’s time to get serious. Your pharmacy has the answers to help you maximise the benefits of sport and minimise exercise and injury-related recovery time! Getting... Click to read more
Many people would like their skin to look as young as possible and by making some healthy lifestyle choices and adopting a good skin care routine, you can help reduce the signs of both healthy and unhealthy ageing –... Click to read more
Leading a healthy lifestyle is a great way
to look after your heart – and it doesn’t have to be complicated. Here are some simple ways you can do so.1 Get your blood pressure checked Blood pressure is an important part... Click to read more
Congratulations – you have survived being a parent for 6 months! Breast-feeding setbacks and sleepless nights are probably now behind you. As your baby grows, new and exciting challenges emerge. Teething begins around... Click to read more
Most people don’t feel like they are gaining anything when suffering from pain – but it is one of the ways for the body to tell you when something is wrong or if you need to take a break from certain activities. Most... Click to read more
Deciding to start or extend your family is an exciting, but sometimes confusing time. Your pharmacist is a qualified professional who can provide advice and support from preconception to beyond delivery. Preconception... Click to read more
The gut (or intestine) is an amazing and hard-working part of the human body. Not only does it break down food, absorb nutrients and water, and store waste, but it is also home to billions of bacteria that play an... Click to read more
Did you know that Australian men can expect to die an average of 6 years younger than Australian women?1 Some of this difference is due to complex factors that are hard to control – but some is due to lifestyle factors... Click to read more
Ever heard the saying ‘no pain, no gain’? Well, don’t believe the myth. While some activity is better than none, you don’t have to
exercise to the point of collapse
to get a health benefit.1 Below are some... Click to read more
Hair can become damaged by many things, from the conditions of your environment right down to the ingredients in your hair care products. When looking after your hair, it’s important to choose your products carefully... Click to read more
Sleep is important for our health and well-being as it helps us restore our bodies and brains, and keeps them functioning properly. For some, good sleep can be hard to come by but there are things you can do to develop... Click to read more
As the days get shorter and the temperature drops, it becomes easier to stay indoors, exercise less and eat fewer fresh fruits and vegetables. But the winter weather shouldn’t mean your healthy habits take a backseat... Click to read more
The winter itch is a common name for generalised itching of the skin during winter caused primarily by dry skin. Commonly, it’s the summer season when our skin receives a lot of our attention, but the cold, dry air... Click to read more
Winter is coming: Defend yourself from colds! Colds are spread through contact with nasal secretions (sneezing or coughing) that contain viruses. Conditions during winter, such as closer living conditions, closed... Click to read more
The kidneys play a behind-the-scenes role in keeping our bodies working and maintaining overall health. Most people have two kidneys, located on both sides of your spine, just below your rib cage. Kidneys act as a sort... Click to read more
While there may not be a cure for joint pain, there are ways you can manage it. Importantly, you don’t have to tackle it on your own. If you have concerns about joint pain, make sure you raise them with your pharmacist... Click to read more
As you get older, it’s important to continue choosing healthy foods and enjoying eating as a social activity that you can look forward to. However, as we get older our lifestyles and appetite can change and this can... Click to read more
Good oral health is important for the health and wellbeing of older people, particularly those with chronic and complex health conditions. As people get older, the need for dental care increases. Some of the major... Click to read more
Your lifestyle and your choice of foods can affect the way your body digests what you eat. Drinking water, adding fibre, and exercising can all help contribute to better digestive health. In addition to making good... Click to read more
Incontinence can have a major impact on an individual’s quality of life, with statistics showing that 4.8 million Australians are dealing with incontinence, affecting both men and women, regardless of age or background... Click to read more
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