Breasts. Boobs. Tits. Knockers. Melons. Hooters. Fun bags. Gazongas. Shirt potatoes. Mammalian protuberances. Personal floatation device. Breasticles. Chesticles. The girls. The twins. Bert and Ernie. Mary-Kate & Ashley… Jugs. Milk shakes. Milk shooters. Milk factories… Personally, I call
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Beating ADHD Behaviour
Posted by Laura KilnI have seen parents at their wit’s end trying to deal with energetic children and their behaviour. I know exactly how they feel, because I have been one of those parents myself. One example, Tina, came to see me looking exhausted and trailing her three boys behind her. She said all the boys were
Why take your children to a Chiropractor?
Posted by Rachel CairnsYour child’s health is their greatest asset. Often parents ask why they would take their perfect new born to see a chiropractor. A child’s spine is subject to many stresses, starting from the birth process. Birth, particularly when assisted, places an enormous strain on the spine causing small m
The New Childhood Epidemics
Posted by Nick EagerIn today’s developed, and industrialized cultures epidemics such malnutrition and common childhood infectious illnesses are almost a thing of the past, thanks to technology, hygiene and improved nutrition. Unfortunately this same technology and industrialization is also contributing to a new rang
The Gut-Brain Connection
Posted by Nick EagerHippocrates who is known as the father of medicine is often quoted as saying that “all disease begins in the gut”. Unfortunately what he knew back then has largely been forgotten in today’s medicine. Human beings have been divided into different systems and areas; such as the cardiovascular s
Fever Management – A Dying Art
Posted by Nick EagerUnfortunately when the subject of fevers comes up for parents a great deal of fear is also aroused unnecessarily. This fear is based upon a lack of understanding of what a fever is for and how it works. Whenever I explain to someone what a fever is and why it does what it does their fear of it disa