NDIS Costs More Than Defence: Jeremy Cordeaux’s Bold Take
Jeremy Cordeaux questions the financial sustainability of the NDIS, highlighting fraud and a lack of accountability.
Tag: Health
The Prison of Opinions: How to Escape and Thrive
Mel Robbins explores overcoming the fear of judgment and breaking free from the prison of others’ opinions.
The Real Cost of NDIS: Jeremy Cordeaux’s Bold Take
Jeremy Cordeaux examines the financial strain of the NDIS, highlighting escalating costs and the need for accountability.
Letting Go: How Chrissy Teigen Learned to Stop Caring About Others’ Opinions
Chrissy Teigen opens up about people-pleasing on The Mel Robbins Podcast and learns to let go.
Are Vitamins a Waste of Money? The Shocking Truth About Supplements
The vitamin industry is booming, but are these supplements really worth the investment? Jeremy Cordeaux shares surprising findings on vitamins from a long-term study.
12 Signs You’re Getting Older—According to Two Brunettes & A Gay
Two Brunettes & A Gay discuss the inevitable signs of aging, sharing their own experiences with getting older. Here are 12 signs that you might
Is the NDIS on the Brink of Collapse? Jeremy Cordeaux Exposes Government Waste and Fraud
Jeremy Cordeaux pulls back the curtain on the rampant fraud and inefficiencies plaguing the NDIS. Could this be Australia’s most expensive mistake?
Clear Space, Clear Mind: How Decluttering Can Transform Your Life
Kate Mason chats with Bridget Johns, founder of “Be Simply Free,” about her journey from a chaotic life to one of organised serenity.
Legionnaires’ Disease: The Silent Threat Lurking in Your City
Epidemiologist Professor Katherine Bennett breaks down the worrying outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease, with over 100 cases reported.
Why Australia’s Flu Season is Worse Than Ever: What You Need to Know
Professor Katherine Bennett explains to Jeremy Cordeaux why this is happening and what it means for public health.
Faecal Microbiome | All About Poo
The Ancient Chinese practiced ‘copromancy’ which was the assessment of health based upon the shape, size and texture of faeces
Carrier Screening | The Hunt for Recessive Genes
In 1935, Dr Dorothy Anderson conducted an autopsy on a young child who had died from malnutrition due to suspected coeliac disease despite being on
Why Fear of Feelings is Making Us Sick
Let’s be real, we all have our go-to methods of distraction. Whether it’s scrolling through social media, using food or alcohol as a crutch, or
What Can I Do To Improve My Mental Health?
There are many things that you can do to improve your mental health. Here are a few suggestions:
How useful is palpation for diagnosis and assessment?
Palpation can be useful for the diagnosis and assessment of tendinopathy, but there are limits. This is because non-painful tendons can be tender, and tenderness
What are the benefits of a good nights sleep?
A good night’s sleep is essential for both physical and mental well-being.
Do you need to get a better nights sleep?
According to The Sleep Doctor – While more research is needed, recent studies suggest listening to music, nature sounds, white and pink noise, meditation soundtracks,
Functional impairments persist in Achilles tendinopathy
This is an interesting study from the Delaware tendinopathy group among others investigating a host of structural, tissue property, functional and pain factors that may
Auscast Wellbeing
The Auscast Wellbeing channel is a collection of podcasts that focus on promoting mental and physical well-being. The channel features a variety of shows that
Exciting new insights into tendon adaptation with load
On this episode I focus on a new study from my PhD student Eman Merza. It is a cross-over randomised trial testing the effect of
The Ancient Art of Tai Chi
Ever wondered about what Tai Chi is? Maybe you’ve had the thought on becoming a Tai Chi instructor?
Achilles Tendinopathy Clinical and Patient Subgroups
Had a lovely chat with Shawn Hanlon who is a PhD candidate about his relatively new paper exploring patient features and clinical characteristics and how
