This winter, doctors are seeing a particularly persistent strain of flu circulating, driven by a mutated H3N2 virus - "subclade K" - a type of seasonal influenza A virus. Some are calling it "super flu"...

The future of health is simpler than we think. Last week, our team travelled to Dubai for Peak Longevity Fest - a global gathering of doctors, scientists, founders and health pioneers exploring what it really...

As winter drags on with its grey skies, short afternoons and steady stream of sniffles, many of us have felt our energy dip right along with the sunlight. It’s the season when vitamin D levels...

January has become the unofficial “reset month” for health, the moment when the champagne flutes, late nights and endless desserts finally catch up with how the body actually feels. The shift is often subtle: a...

When the clocks change and daylight fades, life can start to feel heavier. You might sleep more but still feel tired, crave sweets in the afternoon, cancel plans, and find simple tasks unusually hard. This...

We all experience stress. Daily pressures, disrupted sleep, and endless to-do lists are part of modern life. Stress is the body’s natural response to any of those challenges, triggering a physical and psychological response to...

How clean we keep our homes can have a big impact on how often we catch coughs and colds. Germs spread easily when we touch surfaces and then touch our faces (eyes, nose, mouth). During...

Milk is Mother Nature's most extraordinary elixir. Colostrum, nature's liquid gold, and within it lactoferrin, known as "pink gold" by scientists, are the first foods we eat as humans. Both are available as supplements beyond...

When school's in session so are germs, and kids bring home bugs as well as school work. Spiking fevers, coughs and colds are standard.    Help is at hand. Lucinda Miller is an eminent naturopath,...