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11 October 2018 · AMC Team Enjoy Your Nuts and Call It A Healthy Treat; Cashews Are Great for Sugar Spikes! Cashews as we know them are obtained from the tropical shrub related to mango, pistachio and poison ivy. Cashews originated from Brazil, where the plant then made its ... Read the article 27 September 2018 · AMC Team Ditch the Winter Funk and Spring into Summer, with Susie Elelman October is the perfect month to spring us into action to look and feel our best by summer. Read the article 27 September 2018 · AMC Team So, What Exactly is Helicobacter Pylori (H. Pylori)? H. pylori is a bacterium that lives in the stomach lining and the chemicals it produces may cause inflammation. According to GESA (Gastroenterological Society of ... Read the article 27 September 2018 · AMC Team Our Green Tea Inspired Recipe: Iced Matcha Green Tea Latte Read the article 27 September 2018 · AMC Team Green Tea and Its Active Constituent Epigallocatechin Gallate May Be Beneficial For Inflammation and Bad Bugs. Read the article 27 September 2018 · AMC Team Oestrogen, Calcium, Vitamin D, Vitamin K, Exercise and Stress – How Menopause May Be Affecting Your Bones. Read the article 15 September 2018 · AMC Team Type 2 Diabetes Diabetes represents a major health concern to the people of Australia. The latest stats from the Australian Bureau of Statistics 2011-13 Australian Health Survey showed ... Read the article 10 September 2018 · AMC Team Tips for Managing Stress Read the article

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