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Everyday Health

Clinicians supplements support your everyday health requirements for optimal health and wellbeing, nutrition and energy.

Below are articles which are related to general health and wellbeing, chronic conditions and natural health remedies. All articles are based on scientific research and are posted by health experts. 



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A Healthy Lifestyle can add Years to your Life (0 comments)

by Debora-Dale Young

Can coffee really be good for your health? Debora-Dale Young finds out more about Coffee and other life style indulgences …read more

Smile Bright this Summer (0 comments)

by Debora-Dale Young

While a healthy diet and good oral hygiene are vital for a healthy mouth and teeth, there are a range of nutrients that have also been shown to be useful. Debora-Dale Young shares some great tips on Oral Health. …read more

Study: Diet Soda increases your risk of Diabetes (0 comments)

by Jane Cronin

Artificially-sweetened sodas have been linked to a higher risk of Type 2 diabetes for women than sodas sweetened with ordinary sugar, according to a French study.…read more

Taking Too Many Vitamin supplements? (0 comments)

by Jane Cronin

Clinicians Natural health expert explains why taking too many vitamins can be unhealthy and even dangerous and how to be sure you're getting the right amount of vitamins and minerals.…read more

Top Five Supplements for Women (0 comments)

by Jessica Charlesworth

Media Release: When it comes to health, women tend to be ahead of the game. More and more women are choosing the preventative path and taking supplements. However, as scientific evidence continues to emerge it has become more difficult to decide which supplements are best. …read more

Dietary supplements are not a replacement for a balanced diet. Always read the label. Use as directed. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. If symptoms persist, see your health professional.
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