A Medical Paradox
by Robyn Chuter Here’s something that caught my eye today: the country with the highest proportion of people who regularly attend medical check-ups (South Korea)…… has the lowest percentage of people who are satisfied with their health: Read More HIPPOCRATES – BANISH... read more
Will Retiring at 70 Become the New Normal?
New study puts focus on when Australians expect to leave the workforce. Educated white-collar Australian workers are increasingly working longer and pushing back retirement. An analysis by KPMG found Australian workers expect to retire at their oldest age since the... read more
No One Told Me How Hard it Would Be to Come Off Antidepressants.
When I came off anti-depressants, the withdrawal was horrendous. Daily panic attacks, vertigo, brain zaps and intense anxiety overwhelmed my nervous system for the first three months. I fell over sometimes, once holding a hot cup of coffee, which ended up all over the... read more
Forgotten History: How Much Damage Have Vaccines Done to Society?
The data that shows the less appreciated forgotten consequences of vaccination. A long history exists of a wave of severe injuries following new vaccinations being introduced to the market. In most cases, those injuries were swept under the rug to protect the... read more