Weight management is in principle simple. However, the rise in popular “diets” and dieting trends has caused confusion. In fact, these trends often distract from the basic nutrition principles that are most important and from science-based evidence of how our bodies process and respond to foods.
Involuntary leakage, or Incontinence, is a topic that has been long over-looked in the domain of women’s health. Despite the fact that accidental leakage affects anywhere between 10-55% of us women between 15-60 years old.
Even when you might think you are doing everything right, the scale refuses to budge. You might be tempted to take up the next fad approach or quick fix that promises miraculous results. But if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Or, at the very least, it’s unsustainable and unhealthy.
Gluteal tendinopathy has been called many a name over the years – trochanteric bursitis, gluteal bursitis, greater trochanteric pain syndrome – however, the pattern we see as clinicians is often very similar.
When digestive issues start to impact on your daily life, preventing you from socialising, causing you regular discomfort, etc, then you may want to try some smart food swaps so you can get back to living whilst still enjoy all those yummy meals that you love.
Despite the health benefits of improving your eating habits, it can be overwhelming. Dr Megan shares her 4 simple nutrition principles that are maintainable.
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