Episode 29
In this week's show, the team looks into the dilemma of the weekly grocery shop and how you can make healthier choices in the supermarket to save money, as well as your health. The team also learns why good parents let their children fail with child psychologist Dr Fiona Martin, while naturopath Dr David Jivan explains the downside of too much fructose in your diet and what it means for your waist line. Plus we take a look at the importance of dental hygiene from infancy to adulthood, Dr Elana Gance shares vital information on how to know when your sick child needs to see a doctor, Gerald answers all your calls and questions, and the team meet an inspiring young swimmer who made waves in last year's Deaflympics.
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