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Cooking eggs is easy. They are a powerhouse of nutrition

An egg a day keeps the doctor away?

By Dr Deb | January 11, 2019

Are eggs healthy? Yes! Eggs used to get a bad rap because of their high cholesterol content. Thankfully there was an abrupt turn about in advice…

How much fruit should children be eating?

How much fruit should your child be eating?

By Dr Deb | January 9, 2019

Fruit offers a wonderful (and easy!) package of vitamins and phytonutrients. So that means lots of goodness! Thankfully most children love fruit and will gladly eat…

jar of fermenting organic kombucha on table

Kombucha. Should our children be drinking it?

By Dr Deb | January 4, 2019

Kombucha has grown from a homemade beverage to a worldwide industry worth nearly $1 billion. That means a LOT of people are drinking it! And judging…

Healthy Banana Muffins- no nasties and gluten free

By Dr Deb | December 14, 2018

These are seriously so easy and healthy! They’re great for either a snack or a quick breakfast. I make them at least once a month with…

Eastern Suburbs Clinic

By Dr Deb | October 22, 2018

Dr Deb sees patients at her practice in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. During your initial visit she will take a detailed health history and perform a thorough…

Are you tired or depressed?

By Dr Deb | October 15, 2018

Are you tired or depressed? Being a mum is wonderful, exhausting, amazing and hard. It’s important to be able to reflect to see if you’re ok…

Boost your child’s immunity!

By Dr Deb | October 9, 2017

Kids get sick all the time right? Snotty noses, coughs, vomits, diarrhoea, fevers, we’ve all been there. It’s awful having a sick child! Did you know…

Eat your way to health?

By Dr Deb | September 25, 2017

Why, as a traditionally trained Paediatrician do I write about food? How can I not? I believe food is an incredibly powerful “medicine” to prevent illness…

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