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The Brain-Ovary Connection: What the HPA and HPG Axis Reveal About Women's Hormones and Fertility.
Lizette Botha Lizette Botha

The Brain-Ovary Connection: What the HPA and HPG Axis Reveal About Women's Hormones and Fertility.

The Brain-Ovary Connection: What the HPA and HPG Axis Reveal About Women's Hormones and Fertility

Most women are taught to think of their menstrual cycle as something that happens "down there" — a monthly event run entirely by the ovaries and uterus. But the truth is far more fascinating: your cycle is really a conversation that starts in your brain.

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Understanding Sensory Challenges: Why the Nervous System Matters
Lizette Botha Lizette Botha

Understanding Sensory Challenges: Why the Nervous System Matters

Sensory Processing Disorder goes by a few different names — Sensory Integration Dysfunction, Neurosensory Dysfunction, and others. Whatever label is used (or not used at all), the underlying question for families is usually the same: why is my child struggling to process the world around them, and what can help?

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An In-depth look at ADHD.
Lizette Botha Lizette Botha

An In-depth look at ADHD.

ADHD is the most common neurodevelopmental condition diagnosed in Australian children, affecting an estimated 6–10% of children and adolescents — or roughly one in every thirteen kids. That's more than two children in the average classroom. In adults, prevalence is estimated between 2–6% of the population, with many going undiagnosed well into adulthood.

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Hyperemesis Gravidarum: Why It Happens — And Where Nervous System Support Fits In
Lizette Botha Lizette Botha

Hyperemesis Gravidarum: Why It Happens — And Where Nervous System Support Fits In

For many women, nausea in pregnancy is expected. But for some, it becomes something far more intense — hyperemesis gravidarum (HG).

HG is not just “bad morning sickness.” It’s a complex, whole-body condition that can significantly impact a woman’s health, wellbeing, and ability to function during pregnancy.

Understanding why it happens is the first step toward better support — and this is where a nervous system-focused approach can play an important role.

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Supporting Energy & Reducing Burnout in Parents.
Lizette Botha Lizette Botha

Supporting Energy & Reducing Burnout in Parents.

If you’re a parent, you likely know the feeling—waking up tired, relying on coffee to get through the day, and still feeling completely drained by the evening.

For many parents, this kind of exhaustion becomes the norm. Even with a full night’s sleep, healthy food, and all the “right” habits, energy can still feel low and inconsistent.

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Supporting Sensory Challenges in Kids
Lizette Botha Lizette Botha

Supporting Sensory Challenges in Kids

At Lume Chiropractic, we often meet families navigating the ups and downs of sensory challenges with their children. For some, it looks like big reactions to loud noises or clothing textures. For others, it’s difficulty sitting still, focusing, or feeling settled in their body.

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Natural Approaches to Supporting Ear Health in Children
Lizette Botha Lizette Botha

Natural Approaches to Supporting Ear Health in Children

Frequent ear infections can be challenging for families. Many parents are looking for ways to support their children’s ear health naturally, alongside conventional medical care. There are approaches that focus on supporting the body’s natural function, particularly the nervous system, which plays a role in regulating drainage, inflammation, and immune responses.

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The Magic of a Good Night’s Sleep.
Lizette Botha Lizette Botha

The Magic of a Good Night’s Sleep.

The nervous system, particularly the balance between the sympathetic (“fight or flight”) and parasympathetic (“rest and digest”) states, plays a key role in sleep. When the body stays in a heightened, alert state, it may be difficult to fall or stay asleep.

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Understanding Ear Infections in Children
Lizette Botha Lizette Botha

Understanding Ear Infections in Children

One reason ear infections are more common in children relates to the anatomy of the Eustachian tubes. These small passageways connect the middle ear to the back of the throat and help regulate pressure and drain fluid from the ear.

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My Story - Lizette
Lizette Botha Lizette Botha

My Story - Lizette

Lizette shares how birth trauma and a cascade of events after that affected her health as a child and what changed her story.

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