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Plain-language articles on supplements and everyday wellness from the NutraAura pharmacy team. They are general information, not medical advice — talk to your doctor, pharmacist or health practitioner before starting anything. We link to the products we stock where it helps, and we say plainly where the research is mixed.
Four studies in healthy adults have tested named probiotic strains on stress measures. A NutraAura pharmacist shows who was studied, what each study measured, and how to read the code on your own bottle.
Matthew Rawlins, , 8 min read
Eight things you can verify on a supplement label — ARTG listing, GMP, named forms, doses, excipients, testing — and what the front never guarantees.
Matthew Rawlins, , 7 min read
General principles for when to take supplements — with food or without, morning or evening — and why checking interactions matters more than perfect timing.
Matthew Rawlins, , 6 min read
Magnesium glycinate, citrate and oxide compared — how the different forms are absorbed, what they are commonly used for, and how to read the product label.
Matthew Rawlins, , 5 min read
A practical guide to omega-3 supplements — what EPA and DHA are, how fish oil, krill oil and algal oil compare, and how to read an Australian label.
Matthew Rawlins, , 4 min read
What practitioner-grade supplements actually mean in Australia — practitioner-only brands, dispensing rules and how they differ from retail products.
Matthew Rawlins, , 4 min read
Probiotics explained for beginners — what strains and CFU counts mean, how to store probiotics properly, and what research says about gut health basics.
Matthew Rawlins, , 4 min read
AUST L vs AUST R numbers, the ARTG, active ingredients and excipients — a practical guide to decoding Australian supplement labels before you buy online.
Matthew Rawlins, , 5 min read
Why vitamin D deficiency exists in sunny Australia — the sun exposure paradox, when testing is worth discussing, and general supplement dosing info.
Matthew Rawlins, , 5 min read
A nutrition-first guide to winter immune wellness in Australia — everyday habits plus zinc, vitamin C and echinacea as commonly used supplement options.
Matthew Rawlins, , 5 min read
This article is general information only and is not medical advice. It does not take your personal circumstances into account. Always consult your doctor, pharmacist or qualified health practitioner before starting any supplement, especially if you have a medical condition, take medication, or are pregnant or breastfeeding. Supplements should not replace a balanced diet.
Our pharmacy team can help with anything in the range. Or work with a qualified practitioner, who can recommend from it for you.