BHC Medical Centre news
The old school of thought believes that eczema is caused by allergy leading to abnormal functioning of immune system. These views have been constantly challenged by evidence of current research which links this inflammatory disease to compromised skin barrier…
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Dec, 2015
Use moisturiser and avoid Vaseline based cream. These are only good for normal skin since it can “trap” the water inside the skin to keep the skin stays moist but it can also “trap” the bacteria and fungi which is bad for your skin condition. Protect your skin. Pay attention to even slight skin damage. Apply a cream that is strong…
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Dec, 2015
Skin is such a delicate organ. The less complicated you treat it the better it will be. Skin is the biggest organ of our body. It is the fortress to protect us not only from microorganisms (germs) but also…
READ MOREThe red circle represents the Sun and the square represents the Earth. The 3 colours of the square represent the three divisions of BHC: Green represents BHC Cosmedical, Blue represents BHC Medical Centre and Yellow represents BHC Cosmetic Surgery. The colours are chosen to symbolize balancing and harmony of the Universe: Blue is water, Green is plants, Yellow is sand and soil and Red is the Sun. The three divisions…
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Dec, 2015
The Principal of BHC Medical Centre, Dr Andrew Le, is the inventor of Clark Compound formulation. It was the result of 15 years of his clinical research and patient study. In searching for the cure of his Son’s eczema…
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Dec, 2015
At BHC we collect the most advanced technologies in combination with our specialised techniques to rejuvenate your skin with minimal down time and rapid results.What happen to our skin when we age? When we are young, our skins are full of collagen and water. As years go by, the skin loose its collagen which leads to a reduction in elasticity, the skin becomes dryer due to dehydration, the fatty layer…
READ MOREThere’s increasing evidence supporting the health benefits of reducing red meat consumption to once or twice a week. Studies have linked red meat consumption to increased risk of heart disease and some cancers. Emerging research is now showing that…
READ MOREThe work environment can be a stressful one often coming with long hours, ongoing pressure to succeed and increased time spent hunched over a computer staring at a screen. Long office hours have been associated with various health issues including increased risk of overweight and obesity and poor mental health outcomes. There’s also been speculation that longer work hours might contribute to the risk of chronic problems like heart disease,…
READ MOREYou may have been following the stories on TV and in the newspapers over the last year or so, that saturated fat – the fat in meat, eggs and full cream dairy including butter – isn’t bad for you…
READ MOREHeart disease is the leading cause of death in Australia. It affects around one in six people and comes with a significant social and economic burden. High blood pressure is a major risk factor for heart disease, so efforts to reduce blood pressure on a large scale could help reduce rates of heart disease. Salt over-consumption plays a substantial role in increasing blood pressure. The average Australian consumes around 9g…
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