BREAST IS BEST FOR BABY… AND FOR MUM

I am a mother of two beautiful daughters who I adore. The birth of a baby means a lifetime of making choices about the welfare, health and happiness of your child. One of the first choices a new mum is faced with is how she will feed her baby… breast or bottle? It’s [...]

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DOES A MULTI A DAY KEEP THE DOCTOR AWAY…. OR GIVE YOU BREAST CANCER

 
It’s been an interesting week in the world of woman’s health… and in my clinic.  Most of my woman patients take a high quality multivitamin/mineral and antioxidant formula every day, as part of their nutritional wellness regime.  Just like me, they swallow their tablet alongside their porridge and fruit, secure in the knowledge that this [...]

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Breast Cancer and Radiation (Part 2)

With what we know about the effects of radiation on breast tissue, it is ironic that the most widely used breast screening tool, the mammogram, exposes our breasts to ionising radiation!  How much of a risk this exposure poses is a question of debate.  Dr Samuel Epstein writing in the International Journal of Health Services [...]

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Breast Cancer and Radiation (Part 1)

In our modern world of high-tech medicine, exposure to ionising radiation in the course of medical diagnosis is increasingly common. X-rays, mammograms, and Cat-scans are routinely used to peer into the body. Despite their routine use, all these procedures expose our cells to ionising radiation, for which a safe exposure level has never been established. [...]

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Iodine deficiency may be linked with breast cancer risk

Why have breast cancer rates risen dramatically in western countries in the past thirty years? Is it possible that the humble trace element iodine could have anything to do with our skyrocketing breast cancer rates which now see 1 in 10 Australian women and 1 in 9 New Zealand women diagnosed?
There is significant evidence that [...]

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