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23 December 2018 · AMC Team Cashews for Brain Power? Do We Really Need Another Reason to Eat Cashews…? Cashews are a deliciously creamy and sweet nut that are native to South America, particularly Brazil and were introduced by colonists to Africa and India. Read the article 22 December 2018 · AMC Team Start the Year with a Detox Written by Samantha Mainland, Naturopath. B.Nat, BMedsMgmentProfHonsCM Read the article 20 December 2018 · AMC Team Looking for a New Way to Enjoy Cashews? Dessert! Ingredients: Read the article 13 December 2018 · AMC Team New look, new logo We would like to announce the new logo for the Australian Menopause Centre. After fifteen years of sharing the journey of hormonal change with our patients we feel a ... Read the article 30 November 2018 · AMC Team Christmas Nutrition Tips Written by: Hayley Derwent Read the article 30 November 2018 · AMC Team Are you travelling during the festive season? Jet lag tips! Luckily there aren’t too many downsides to long distance air travel but the ones that are can certainly be punishing. Read the article 30 November 2018 · AMC Team B Vitamins and Magnesium: A Hangover Hack Written by Annmarie Cannone, Naturopath. M. Hum Nutr, Grad Dip Naturopathy, B. App Sci (Naturopathic Studies) Read the article 29 November 2018 · AMC Team Looking for A New Way to Eat Cherries? Try This Cherry & Watermelon Salad! Looking for A New, Fresh & Tasty Way to Eat Cherries? Try This Cherry & Watermelon Salad! Read the article

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