– By Dr Hassina Kajee, Specialist Physician and Medical Director of the Nutrition Network As the outbreak of 2019 novel coronavirus diseases (COVID-19) in Wuhan, Hubei Province, [...]
– Tamzyn Murphy, MSc (Dist) Registered Dietitian LDL cholesterol has a bad rap as it is always around at the site of injury. But evidence shows that its presence may be more like [...]
Last night, South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa, declared the Coronavirus a National Disaster, after 61 reported cases in South Africa have been confirmed. According to the World Health [...]
As the Nutrition Network gears up to launch Ethics, the first of our Elective Module Trainings to be released in 2020, we thought it would be a good time to detail the steps involved when [...]
Enrolment in the Ethics Module is open to anyone working in the health/wellness sector. If you are following our Certification Path to become a certified Nutrition Network Practitioner, you will [...]
“First do no harm”: the golden rule of the Hippocratic oath that doctors aim to honour in its various modern iterations. But what does it mean in today’s world to practice medicine, ethically? [...]
As part of our continuous commitment to impacting change on a global scale, the Nutrition Network set out to offer a select number of funded and part-funded scholarship placements for our various [...]
Should women take statins for cholesterol lowering? THESE ARE FACTS that you are never told: It has never been shown in WOMEN that a high cholesterol carries any risk. But a LOW [...]
Are you aware of LCHF/Ketogenic Nutrition but need more scientific evidence of its efficacy in the treatment of chronic conditions? Nutrition Network Medical Director Dr Neville Wellington [...]
