Dr Susan Jameson, Chiropractor

13/02/2026

Quick ergonomic tip:
Aim to position your monitor so the top of the screen is at or just below eye level, allowing your eyes to meet the top third of the screen comfortably. This ensures a natural viewing angle. When the screen sits too low, you tend to drift into forward head posture without realising it; too high creates neck and eye strain.
So many people get this wrong.

09/11/2025

Now available on Amazon as an ebook or paperback: https://books2read.com/u/4ADrWo Home Office Wellness Guide - Ergonomic Habits For A Healthier, More Productive Workday

20/12/2022

03/12/2022

After developing chrons disease as an antibiotic side effect. this boy turned to cannabis oil for a cure. This is how he (and many others) are doing now.

30/11/2022

Exclusive: Guardian investigation finds many children do not know they are consuming highly addictive ni****ne in vapes until it is too late

16/08/2022

Podiatrist Recommended

14/06/2022

Vit D3 deficiency linked to dementia

A world-first genetic study from the University of South Australia has suggested a significant link between a lack of vitamin D and the onset of dementia. Investigating the association between vitamin D, neuroimaging features, and the risk of dementia and stroke, the study found that low levels of v...

31/05/2022

Drivers taking the highest medicinal dose of cannabidiol were able to drive just as well as people not on any oil, with a landmark study finding they did not have any impairment.

15/04/2022

In May 2020, Your Health Your Choice encouraged the public to have their say on the future availability of cannabidiol (CBD) in low doses. From our platform alone, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), received a record 5,399 submissions in just 5 days. This is the largest response to public consultation the TGA Advisory Committee on Medicines Scheduling has ever received. This obviously reflects unmet health needs in the community.

The resulting TGA's ruling to approve over-the-counter sales of low-dose CBD products, those defined as a maximum dose of 150mg a day for adults, has been the biggest step forward for medicinal cannabis to date.

The TGA application process has also been streamlined and patient demand has risen. Current data from the TGA shows prescriptions for medicinal cannabis doubled from 2020 to 2021, with more than 122,000 prescriptions written last year alone.

Data shows most prescriptions are for chronic pain, anxiety, cancer-related symptoms, and insomnia. However, access of some cannabis products remains prohibitively expensive - increasing the risk of patients purchasing less safe, unregulated options from overseas.

Do you use medicinal cannabis?

https://www.abc.net.au/news/health/2022-03-12/medicinal-cannabis-prescriptions-grow-as-access-becomes-easier/100901244