Rabieng Thai Restaurant

Phone: (02) 9544 6812 | Shop 4 / 202 Princes Highway, Sylvania Heights, NSW | Web: http://www.goodhealthcentre.com.au

The Good Health Centre is committed to the treatment & prevention of various Health Conditions, including Rheumatoid Arthritis,Osteo Arthritis, Gout, as well as Digestion & bowel afflictions (especially IBS)

At Good Health Centre we successfully treat Rheumatoid Arthritis, Osteo Arthritis, Gout, Digestion, bowel and other Gastro-Intestinal afflictions including IBS.

The Practitioner, Moree Coburn, has over 15 years experience in the health industry & she posseses Diplomas in Herbal Medicine (Botanic Medicine) , Aromatherapy & Iridology, as well as other Certifications in areas such as Nutrition, Clinical Diagnosis, Anatomy and Physiology, and Moree is also a Certified Adult Community Education (ACE) teacher.

The Good Health Centre currently operates three very successful clinics in parts of Sydney: Sylvania Hts, North Sydney & Croydon Park.

If you are interested in acquiring more information about our treatment for Arthritis, please click the ARTHRITIS tab at the top of the HOME page of our website: http://www.goodhealthcentre.com.au

Most Health Funds provide rebates for Consultations with Moree Coburn.


CONDITION OF THE WEEK:

GOUT - is a type of painful Arthritis which results in uric acid being deposited in the joints, especially the feet, lower legs and knee joint areas.

The Uric acid deposits in the lower limb due to either an overproduction of the acid or a reduced ability for the body to remove it through the kidneys. Either way, the cause is mainly due to the body being imbalanced internally which may have a variety of main influences such as:

*excessive alcohol use,
*diabetes,
*obesity,
*menopause,
*kidney disease,
*high blood pressure,
*drugs which interfere with uric acid excretion, and
*foods high in acidity, or
*other reasons relating to the inability of the body to remove wastes or reabsorption of wastes through the intestines due to bowel concerns.

Gout is more common in males and postmenopausal women, and to a great extent is very treatable in most cases.

It is common for the condition to present during the night as an excruciat....