ACNEM is committed to educating medical and health practitioners about those nutritional and environmental factors that impact on health. We have distilled these many factors into four main categories, each of which can positively and negatively impact on wellbeing.
The FDA recently released a statement and updated its recommendations concerning dental amalgam fillings, cautioning that “harmful health effects of mercury vapor released from the device” could impact high-risk populations.
Stress has been acknowledged as part of everyday life, yet clients rarely consult practitioners with ‘Stress’. Hypnosis and hypnotherapy are helpful ways of treating the stress which can accompany our client's ailments.
Breathing disturbances are both a result and cause of stress, anxiety and overwhelm. Here are some tips and practices for making sure you get the most out of breathing for stress resilience.
Hydro-thermal therapies such as hot baths, cold plunges, saunas, steambaths and mud-wraps improve public health, reduce the risk of chronic disease and boost the immune system’s ability to resist viral infections.
There is an urgent need for clinicians and medical scientists in the Australia-New Zealand region to engage in an objective discussion around the potential health impacts of the 5G wireless technology being deployed.
Telehealth or telemedicine has a long history. Today is an open and constantly evolving science incorporating new technologies and responding and adapting to the needs of patients and societies.
Since 5G networks began rolling out across the world, we have been providing medical and healthcare practitioners with scientific info on a range of environmental health impacts related to wireless radiation. Why is there so much hype around the launch of millimeter wave technology?
Dr John Hewson will proudly open the 2020 ACNEM Online Conference: Environmental & Viral Disruptors. Dr Hewson says humans have increasingly caused significant harm to themselves and to the planet by prioritising economic and population growth over environmental and social consequences.
As the world faces the current COVID-19 pandemic, those with compromised immune systems, including the elderly, are particularly at risk. Some simple, inexpensive measures could be put in place and reduce the associated morbidity and mortality.
