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Health Space Bondi Junction

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9389 0890

Address: Shop 4B, 332 Oxford St, Bondi junction. 2022 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.healthspaceclinics.com.au

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25.01.2022 September's focus at Health Space Bondi Junction is providing education to women on ways they can optimise their health & fertility! Ask in clinic for more information or to book with one of our practitioners

25.01.2022 HOW TO SURVIVE THE FESTIVE SEASON: HANGOVERS Follow the tips from Health Space Naturopath Pamela Nelson. The festive season is a time of celebrations and social (distant) gatherings. These happy events are sometimes followed by the less than enjoyable experience of the dreaded hangover. Hangovers can result from drinking too much alcohol.... These symptoms are caused by a number of factors: Dehydration, as alcohol is a diuretic and causes us to go to the bathroom a lot. The chemical acetaldehyde is a substance that is released as alcohol is metabolised in the body, and it can also affect the nervous system. Alcohol causes some lowering of blood sugar because it interferes with the generation of glucose by the liver. Low blood sugar can be associated with tiredness, crankiness, and dizziness. High levels of congeners. Congeners are chemical compounds other than alcohol and water which are found in alcoholic beverages. They help to give colour, flavour and smell. Drinking too much, no matter whether it is expensive wine or beer will increase the likelihood of a hangover. Combining sweet carbonated mixers with alcohol tends to result in a higher rate of consumption, as they just taste like a harmless fizzy drink. So what can you do? Eat before you go out, preferably a meal containing some protein and good fats, as this slows the absorption of alcohol into the bloodstream. Have a glass of water between each alcoholic beverage. This combats dehydration caused by alcohol and also often results in less overall consumption. Drink a few glasses of water when you get home too, but ensure electrolyte balance by having some Hydrolyte, Gatorade, or similar. Avoid overconsumption of mixed drinks. Be mindful of how much alcohol is in the mix. Choose vodka or gin over brandy or whiskey in a mixed drink (lower levels of congeners). Have a good meal or snack to settle the stomach and also replenish blood sugar after you get home or at breakfast the next morning. A hearty breakfast may help. Both the eggs and the bacon contain cysteine, which is thought to help recovery. Salt in the bacon replenishes the essential electrolyte sodium. Drink herbal teas such as ginger tea, or peppermint tea which have been used traditionally as hangover treatments. Ginger is a natural painkiller and antioxidant and has been shown to reduce nausea and gastrointestinal distress in clinical studies. Peppermint tea is traditionally used to reduce nausea and gastrointestinal distress. The herbal medicine St Mary’s Thistle (Milk thistle) is an antioxidant and is known as a liver protective and restorative and can be taken daily if you are drinking alcohol regularly. Large doses of B and C vitamins combined with magnesium and zinc in fizzy supplements such as Berocca have been used anecdotally with success. The best practice is prevention, so simply take care and be mindful of your alcohol consumption.

25.01.2022 Manage anxiety with exercise! Last year was a rollercoaster ride to put it lightly! Unfortunately for many of us, that rollercoaster is still going full speed as 2021 gets well underway. Thankfully, we all have access to an evidence based, government approved, FREE treatment to all of these challenges and more PHYSICAL ACTIVITY! If exercise could be put in a pill, it would be a billion-dollar industry overnight. The benefits are seriously that good!... Click on the link below to read to full blog post written by Health Space Exercise Physiologist Micheal Keogh. https://healthspaceclinics.com.au//manage-anxiety-with-act #healthspace #movementismedicine #naturalhealth

24.01.2022 Health Space Chiropractor and Kinesiologist Emma Cormack shares her tips for regulating blood sugar. Metabolic dysfunction simply refers to blood sugar dysfunction, glucose levels and insulin resistance. You may associate these terms with diabetes. However current investigations are looking at the role of blood sugar for not just pre-diabetic people, but for people with seemingly good health. Click on the link to read the full blog post: https://healthspaceclinics.com.au//b...lood-sugar-the-foundat #bloodsugar #naturalhealth #lifestyledisease #healthylifestyle

23.01.2022 Christmas is around the corner We offer the perfect Christmas gift

23.01.2022 Did you know chiropractic treatment may help mitigate the pain caused by headaches? Chiropractic treatment of the neck, combined with adjustments to the spine, significantly relieve tension and headaches. Our Chiropractor Aisha is available Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday mornings.... If you are tired of getting headaches, call us on 9389 0890 to book your appointment! #chiropractic #chiropractor #alliedhealth #health

22.01.2022 NUTRITIONIST'S TIPS FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS Christmas holidays usually mean parties, celebrations, big lunches and dinners. Even the most diet-conscious can overindulge and binge, especially during holidays and celebrations. What to do the next day? Panic and take expensive detox products? ABSOLUTELY NOT!... Here are some tips from Nutritionist Federica on what to do after a big day of indulging: Don’t skip meals and especially don’t avoid breakfast (if you’re used to it). Skipping meals is in fact counterproductive because it can lead you to be more hungry at subsequent meals. Resume your usual diet, prioritize fruit and vegetables and do not forget about proteins at every meal, which will increase the sense of satiety and keep your metabolism active. It is also a good idea to stick to light cooking like steaming, roasting or grilling. If you have had a few glasses of wine or too many cocktails, don’t forget to drink a lot of water the next day, at least 2 and a half litres. If you struggle to drink a lot of water you can also consume fresh vegetables such as (carrots, celery, cherry tomatoes, peppers, fennel) that have a high water content, or chilled herbal teas. A common effect of binge eating and little movement is a lazy bowel. What is the best way to wake it up? Eat fibre-rich foods such as whole grains, fruits and vegetables and engage in light physical activity. YES to herbal teas. My favourite herbs to aid digestion and reduce bloating are peppermint, ginger, chamomile, dandelion, cinnamon and rosemary. Choose your favourite combination.

22.01.2022 Meet Gabriella! Our remedial massage therapist at Bondi Junction Health Space. Gabriella now does lymphatic drainage massage. ... Book in with Gabriella on 93890890. Gabby is in clinic on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

22.01.2022 Strengthen your digestive system this Christmas with the tips of our acupuncturist Clare We usually aim not to overindulge at this time of year, but it can be hard not to give in to temptation! In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the main organ dealing with digestion is the spleen, whose principal job is to process food and transform it into energy.... When we overwhelm the spleen with too much food or too much of the "wrong kind" of food we damage its ability to process food well. This incomplete processing results in a condition known as ‘dampness’ in TCM. The body becomes bogged down and stagnant with residue which can then stagnate and become hot, causing pain and distention. Clare's tips is to eat warm, cooked food, not fried, sugar laden or iced. The reason for this is that in order to assimilate food, the body has to first warm it to body temperature. If the qi/energy in the GI (gastro-intestinal) organs is weak, this process requires extra work that further weakens it. Properly cooked food is already partially broken down, making it easier to digest. Another source of unpleasant GI symptoms can come from the stomach, wherein the qi/energy here which when healthy, moves downwards, but when overloaded rebels and moves upwards. This then results in burping or vomiting. So, as we know it can be hard to resist those extra treats during the festive season. Acupuncture and Chinese herbs in pill or capsule form can prevent digestive discomfort from ruining your fun. Plus there are no side effects, which there may be from frequent ingestion of over the counter anti acid medications. Give Clare a call to discuss making an appointment to get your digestive system strong for the holidays. Call 9389 0890 to book your appointment with Clare!

20.01.2022 Healthy Christmas Recipe: ALMOND, LEMON, DATE & COCONUT BLISS BALLS from Health Space naturopath Pamela Nelson. Prep time: 15 mins. Makes: 20 -30 balls depending upon how large you like them.... Ingredients 1 cup of almond meal or raw almonds if preferred 1 cup desiccated coconut Zest of 1 lemon 1-2 tablespoons of the juice of the lemon cup of dates soaked Method Soak the dates overnight. Alternately, pour some boiling water over the dates and let them soak for 10 minutes before preparing mixture. Combine the almond meal, coconut, soaked and softened dates, lemon juice, and zest in a bowl and mix together. Put all ingredients into a food processor or thermomix and blend until well combined. Add a bit of the water used to soak the dates if extra water is needed. Add a bit of extra almond meal if mix feels too wet. Roll into balls and coat with extra coconut, or press flat into a pan if that is easier and cut into squares when set. Pop into the fridge until firm, they can be kept in the fridge for up to a week. Alternately freeze them for up to 3 months or until needed.

17.01.2022 Did you know we offer Cosmetic Acupuncture? Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture is the new, natural alternative to Botox. Cosmetic Acupuncture works by gently stimulating blood flow and collagen production to reduce the signs of ageing.... Call us to book now on 02 9389 0890!

15.01.2022 September's focus is providing education to women on ways they can optimise their health & fertility! To find out more leave a comment or call us in clinic (02) 9389 0890

15.01.2022 Chronic lifestyle disease can be prevented by improving your diet and lifestyle Need help and support to improve your lifestyle? We are here to help! Call us on 9389 0890 to find how we can help!

15.01.2022 Ryan is a physiotherapist based from our Bondi Junction clinic :) Check out his video which might give you some tips on correcting your posture or pain associated with poor posture! https://www.youtube.com/watch

12.01.2022 MANGO & SPINACH SALAD WITH HONEY AND LIME DRESSING This recipe is brought to you by Health Space Nutritionist & Naturopath Pamela Nelson. Ingredients... 2 cups of fresh baby spinach 1 large mango, peeled and sliced cup of cashew halves or slivered toasted almonds (add more if you prefer) Dressing Ingredients 2 tablespoons of olive oil 2 limes, juiced 2 tablespoons of good quality honey (organic of possible), adjust amount to suit taste Salt and pepper (fresh ground) to taste Method In a large salad bowl combine spinach, mango slices, and cashews/almonds. In a mixing bowl whisk together the olive oil, lime juice and honey thoroughly and add salt and pepper if needed. Pour dressing over salad and toss to mix through. Some reasons why this salad is good for you. Mango Low in bad fats, high in Vitamin C & A, B6, calcium, potassium and fibre, are anti-cancer, good for digestion, bone growth, skin & eye health and immunity. Spinach Contains antioxidants, Vitamins A, K, C & B, potassium, iron, carotenoids, anti-cancer, good for eyes & bones. Olive oil Anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, healthy fat. Limes Full of Vitamin C, antioxidant, antifungal, also contains B vitamins, vitamin A, calcium, potassium, and copper, iron, and magnesium, is source of fiber, & helps alkalise body. Honey Contains antioxidants plus B vitamins and vitamins A, C, D, E and K, plus copper, calcium, iron, manganese, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, sodium, and zinc Almonds- potassium, calcium & magnesium which assist stress, and nourish the nervous system. Cashews Contain iron, magnesium, zinc, copper, phosphorus and manganese, they have a lower fat but higher protein and carbohydrate content than some other nuts, good for heart and eye health. Black pepper anti-inflammatory /aids digestion/ assists nutrient absorption.

12.01.2022 Healthy Christmas Recipe from our naturopath Sandra BBQ Salmon bites Ingredients:... 3 salmon filet skin off, cut into bite-size cubes 1 tbs lemon zest 12 garlic cloves Black pepper to taste 5 tbs tamari or gluten-free soy sauce 1 tsp honey 5 tbs water 4 tbs olive oil Fresh chives and lemon wedges to garnish Wooden cocktail sticks Method In a small bowl mix lemon zest, garlic, pepper, tamari, honey, water, and oil. Place salmon pieces in a bowl, cover with marinade, and refrigerate for two hours or overnight. If you don’t have time to wait you can cook straight away but the flavour will be slightly diminished. Soak wooden cocktail sticks in cold water to prevent splinting. Heat BBQ or fry pan and lightly oil with coconut or olive oil, cook salmon for up to 1-2 minutes and baste the salmon fillets with the marinade while they cook. Turn salmon and cook for another 1-2 minutes to your liking. Garnish with cocktail sticks, chives, and lemon. Serve with a salad of your choice.

12.01.2022 Kin is our new acupuncturist & remedial massage therapist! Kin can help you with pain management, muscle tightness, stress, chronic fatigue, and much more. And, he is currently offering 30% off for his new clients ... Call on 93890890 to book your appointment today!! The offer is valid until the 6th of December.

11.01.2022 Meet Clare! One of our lovely Acupuncturists at Health Space Bondi Junction. Clare is offering 50% off initials if you book before the end of September. Clare specialises in women's health including hormones, fertility & pregnancy. Make the most of Women's Health Month by booking in for this amazing offer. Our number is 02 9389 0890

08.01.2022 Our focus for the next couple of months will be Chronic Lifestyle Diseases: cardiovascular disease, diabetes, osteoarthritis, dementia etc. Did you know that these diseases can be prevented by living a healthier lifestyle? #lifestyle #chronicdisease #healthylifestyle #healthspace

07.01.2022 Our amazing Luca presenting his crystal workshop tonight at our Kings Cross location. Luca practices from Bondi Junction on Saturdays. Comment if you would like to know more!

06.01.2022 Have you experienced a pain when performing a particular exercise over time? Did you think rest was the solution? Read what Health Space physiotherapist Isaac has to say about it!... https://healthspaceclinics.com.au//resting-an-injury-is-no #exercise #pain #physiotherapy #naturalhealth #healthspace