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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 10 September 2018 · AMC Team Hypertension and Beetroot Read the article 30 July 2018 · AMC Team Oranges and Gout Oranges are thought to have originated in the tropical regions of Asia, particularly the East Indies. It’s believed its cultivation spread from India, to the East coast ... Read the article 29 June 2018 · AMC Team Radicchio – The Delicious Bitter Written by Annmarie Cannone, Naturopath. M. Hum Nutr, Grad Dip Naturopathy, B. App Sci (Naturopathic Studies). Read the article 30 May 2018 · AMC Team Turmeric- The Golden Herb Written by Annmarie Cannone, Naturopath. Read the article 29 April 2018 · AMC Team Slippery Elm and Digestive Support When we think of fibre, we don’t often think of consuming the ground-up bark of a tree! We often think about delicious and crunchy vegetables and forget about the ... Read the article 29 April 2018 · AMC Team Dietary Strategies for Healthy Hormones Food can be a medicine for your hormones. Specific foods can affect chemical processes within the body. They can reduce excessive production of oestrogens, stimulating ... Read the article 29 March 2018 · AMC Team ……Yet Another Reason to Avoid SUGAR! Written by Sharon Aaron, Nutritionist Read the article

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