Alex Taylor in Bullaburra | Osteopath

Alex Taylor

Locality: Bullaburra

Phone: +61 2 4759 1355

Address: 13 Kalinda Road 2784 Bullaburra, NSW, Australia

Website: http://alexandertaylor.ntpages.com.au

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25.01.2022 Happy New Year! Alex is on a short break over the holiday period, with the practice reopening on Monday the 6th of January 2020.

15.01.2022 Insight into Chinese medicine diagnostics. The most common things we look at are the tongue, pulse, eyes, sound of voice, mannerisms and even smell. The first... differentiation we are looking for is to work out if it’s a hot or cold disease. Hot symptoms indicates yang and cold symptoms indicate yin. Hot usually expresses at loud voice, red face, hot body temperature, hypertension, quick to anger, unable to sit still. Cold usually expresses as pale face, quiet voice, cold to the touch, lack of lustre, digestive sluggishness, tired and lethargic. That’s the beginning...

14.01.2022 UPDATE A brief announcement to advise patients that Alex has chosen to de-register as a Chiropractor. Treatment and consultation will continue as normal, as he has maintained his registration as an Osteopath and will continue to practice as a Naturopath, however the change may effect which modality you claim under with your private Health Fund coverage. Please direct any questions to Alex at the practice.

13.01.2022 Important information to be aware of: Just because something is natural doesn’t necessarily mean it is safe. While the clear majority of the cases in our stu...dy were accidental or due to mistaking essential oils for medicines like cough mixture, there was also a small number of cases where people intentionally ingested the oils thinking they would have therapeutic benefits. The majority of essential oils are not considered safe for ingestion, said Dr Harnett, Lecturer in Complementary Medicine in the Sydney Pharmacy School.

12.01.2022 Important information to be aware of: Just because something is natural doesn’t necessarily mean it is safe. While the clear majority of the cases in our stu...dy were accidental or due to mistaking essential oils for medicines like cough mixture, there was also a small number of cases where people intentionally ingested the oils thinking they would have therapeutic benefits. The majority of essential oils are not considered safe for ingestion, said Dr Harnett, Lecturer in Complementary Medicine in the Sydney Pharmacy School.

07.01.2022 Drink water hours prior to going on duty!

05.01.2022 Time for a little bit of humour :-)

04.01.2022 Fresh air, sunlight and cleanliness have always been the foundations of good health. "Put simply, medics found that severely ill flu patients nursed outdoors re...covered better than those treated indoors. A combination of fresh air and sunlight seems to have prevented deaths among patients; and infections among medical staff.[1] There is scientific support for this. Research shows that outdoor air is a natural disinfectant. Fresh air can kill the flu virus and other harmful germs. Equally, sunlight is germicidal and there is now evidence it can kill the flu virus." See more

03.01.2022 Have you 'eaten the rainbow' today? : AlphaFoodie

02.01.2022 Insight into Chinese medicine diagnostics. The most common things we look at are the tongue, pulse, eyes, sound of voice, mannerisms and even smell. The first... differentiation we are looking for is to work out if it’s a hot or cold disease. Hot symptoms indicates yang and cold symptoms indicate yin. Hot usually expresses at loud voice, red face, hot body temperature, hypertension, quick to anger, unable to sit still. Cold usually expresses as pale face, quiet voice, cold to the touch, lack of lustre, digestive sluggishness, tired and lethargic. That’s the beginning...