Posted on January 1, 2019
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Happy New Year! Dr Brad’s Top 9 for 2019 – Eat a diet high in whole foods and plants, predominantly vegetarian or vegan. Increase consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables. – Include beneficial fats and oils. – Stay hydrated – Drink more water. Aim… Continue Reading “Happy New Year! Dr Brad’s Top 9 for 2019”
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Category: HealthTags: Anxiety, Awesome, Cardiometabolic syndrome, Cardiovascular disease, Chocolate, Chronic disease, Depression, Diet, Education, Enjoy, Food, Foodie, Health, Healthy, Healthy lifestyle, healthy meals, Heart, Herbal Medicine, Herbs, Lifestyle, Lifestyle Medicine, Meditation, Mediterranean Diet, Mentoring, Metabolic Syndrome, Mindfulness, Naturopathy, New Year, Nutrients, Nutrition, Nutritional Medicine, Optimum Mentoring, Red Wine, Risk factors, Vitamedicine, Webinars
Posted on October 27, 2018
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Cardiovascular and metabolic disease account for a large number of deaths in Australians, and we’re not getting any healthier. As clinicians we’re tasked everyday with making therapeutic decisions based on the best available science for a patient’s individual health circumstances. There is an art… Continue Reading “FX Medicine Podcast Cardiometabolic Syndrome Part 2”
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Category: HealthTags: Cardiometabolic syndrome, Cardiovascular disease, Chocolate, Chronic disease, Diet, Education, Food, Foodie, Health, Healthy, Healthy lifestyle, healthy meals, Heart, Herbal Medicine, Inflammation, Lifestyle, Lifestyle Medicine, Mediterranean Diet, Mentoring, Metabolic Syndrome, Naturopathy, Nutrients, Nutrition, Nutritional Medicine, Omega-3, Optimum Mentoring, Paleo, Red Wine, Risk factors, Tea, Thrombosis, Vitamedicine
Posted on May 14, 2018
by BradMcEwen
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Optimum nutrition is the foundation of all health and wellbeing. Diet and nutrition play major roles in the prevention and management of chronic disease. 🥗 Eat colourful foods daily: – black: blackberries, grapes, black sesame seeds, nori, kelp – blue: blueberries, plums, berries –… Continue Reading “Optimum nutrition is the foundation of all health and wellbeing”
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Category: HealthTags: Cardiovascular disease, Chocolate, Chronic disease, Depression, Diabetes, Diet, Education, Food, Foodie, Fruit, Gluten-free diet, Health, Healthy, healthy meals, Heart, Herbs, Lifestyle, Mediterranean Diet, Mentoring, Naturopathy, Nutrition, Nutritional Medicine, Omega-3, Optimum Mentoring, Red Wine, Tea, Vegetables, Vegetarian, Vitamedicine, Webinars
Posted on May 13, 2018
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Mothers are very special. There are no words that describe their unconditional love. Today is Mother’s Day, but everyday is their day for you. Spoil her today with her favourite treats… ❤️
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Category: HealthTags: Awesome, Chocolate, Diet, Food, Foodie, Health, Heart, Life, Lifestyle, Love, Mentoring, Mother’s Day, Naturopathy, Nutrition, Red Wine, Tea
Posted on April 29, 2018
by BradMcEwen
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Weekends are for relaxing. Find a nice, calm, quiet spot. Sit back, relax, yoga, read a good book, and take in all the beauty. Take a time out. Ahhh, Florence. You’ve done it again. 🌞 📖 🍇
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Category: HealthTags: Diet, Education, Florence, Food, Foodie, Health, Healthy, Healthy lifestyle, Italy, Lifestyle, Lifestyle Medicine, Mentoring, Nutrition, Nutritional Medicine, Red Wine, Vitamedicine
Posted on June 1, 2014
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Effect of resveratrol on glucose control and insulin sensitivity A meta-analysis was performed to evaluate the effects of resveratrol on glucose control and insulin sensitivity. Resveratrol consumption significantly reduced fasting glucose, insulin, glycated haemoglobin, and insulin resistance levels in participants with diabetes. There was… Continue Reading “Effect of resveratrol on glucose control and insulin sensitivity”
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