Vitali Health Centre

26/08/2026

Please note that Dr Morley will be on leave from the 2nd of September until the 29th of September. The Health Pharm will be open daily from 9am to 1pm for the collection of supplements. Rebekah and Hannah will be in reception to help with enquiries 🙂🌿

16/08/2021

So renovations on the new venue began a short 5 weeks ago and we re-opened Vitali on Tuesday.

It's amazing what we have achieved in such a short time..
All thanks to a great team of reliable and enthusiastic supporters and contractors.

A big thank you to all who had a hand in making it all happen so fast and so beautifully.

So relieved and grateful to be at this stage of the process!

Such a stunning spot 😍

We look forward to welcoming you to Vitali's new home.
Our new address is
14 Die Vleie (eastern side of Island Lake)

Ez, Dr Jon and the team

02/08/2021

A NEW ADVENTURE BEGINS!

DR JON MORLEY
AND THE HEALTH PHARM
ARE MOVING TO A NEW VENUE
Office Move from 30 July to 10 August.

Our new contact details
044 889 0119
14 DIE VLEIE ROAD
WILDERNESS EAST

VISIT US AT OUR NEW HOME IN WILDERNESS EAST
We look forward to welcoming you.

16/09/2020

16/09/2020

Magnesium’s role in the immune function is less known to the general public. We typically think of magnesium in terms of better nerve function, sleep and helping reduce cramps and possibly to ease mild blood pressure. However, Magnesium is an important regulator of various functions of the immune system, as a co-factor in making Immunoglobulins, reducing certain cytokine activity, activating T-helper cells, and improving the “binding” of immunoglobulins and lymphocytes to foreign virus and bacteria.

16/09/2020

Vitamin D has gained a huge amount of interest in the last decade around the world. In is unlikely that most folk have not read somewhere of its importance. I have been measuring people’s vitamin D levels for the last 12 years and can categorically state that vitamin levels are low on the southern tip of this country. We all know that vitamin D comes from the sun. At 34 degrees South, on the Garden Route, the sun hits us at a very acute angle for more than half the year, during which time it’s hard to get enough sunlight to produce the vitamin D in our bodies. Furthermore, given the concerns around sun exposure and skin cancer, most folk avoid midday sun, wear sunscreen, sunglasses, hats and thus we get less vitamin than we think. To give you an idea, normal vitamin D levels in a blood sample should be between 30 and 100, the typical levels I see are around the early 20’s.

16/09/2020

Selenium is a powerful antioxidant, and, through its own mechanisms of action, is a powerful modulator of inflammation and immune responses. Dietary selenium intake varies throughout the world, depending on soil selenium levels, as well as the types of mono-culture farms that are in the area. Some research suggest that Selenium is deficient in 15% of the global population. In South Africa, selenium soil levels are lowest in the southern parts of the country, and higher in the northern and north-east areas. Selenium gained a lot of interest when it was noted that people with HIV were less likely to develop full blown AIDS if they had higher intake of Selenium.