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Vitamins

Why Prenatal Vitamins Are Essential For Mum And Baby

ftraynor Mar 2, 2019
Pregnant women can take steps to protect their own health and that of their unborn child by taking prenatal pregnancy vitamins. Some women will be prescribed particular multivitamins by their GP to ensure you get all the nutrients you and…
Supplements

Do You Need Vitamin Supplements If Your Diet Is Healthy?

ftraynor Mar 2, 2019
Taking vitamin supplements has become a commonplace activity for millions of us, convinced we’re improving our health and wellbeing with a daily pill. However, while some supplements do perform an essential role for certain people,…
Sexual Health

5 Tips To Ensure You’re Using A Condom The Right Way

ftraynor Mar 2, 2019
Condoms are the only form of contraception that will protect you both from unwanted pregnancy and from sexually-transmitted infections (STIs). But many people are still unclear of exactly how to use a condom properly so it offers the most…
Living

Natural Gas Revealed To Have Natural Anti-Ageing Ability

ftraynor Mar 1, 2019
The foul odour of rotten eggs is associated with hydrogen sulphide (H2S) but this gas might soon be better associated with its ability to slow down the effects of ageing. A Chinese research team believes the compound has extraordinary…
Work Life Balance

How A Good Work/Life Balance Makes You A Better Employee

ftraynor Mar 1, 2019
As we are all urged to work harder and longer, achieving the right work/life balance becomes ever more difficult. We spend so much time in our working environment that it’s essential to enjoy life to the full when we’re not putting in the…
Child Wellness

Food Manifesto To Tackle Nutrition Issues For Under Fives

ftraynor Mar 1, 2019
A food manifesto is needed for Britain’s under fives to tackle the twin problems of obesity and malnutrition. A new report from the founder of a leading baby food company wants politicians and the food industry to collaborate on a project…
Sexual Health

Fix Those Hormonal Imbalances And Restore Your Sex Drive

ftraynor Mar 1, 2019
As a woman, your hormones will naturally fluctuate throughout your life but those imbalances become more pronounced as you age, particularly during and after the menopause. When your hormones are out of balance, it can affect more than…
Depression

Mental Health Fears For Patients With Chronic Illnesses

ftraynor Mar 1, 2019
A diagnosis of a serious illness or chronic condition is a challenge for both the patient and for family and friends. There is the physical challenge of dealing with the treatment and the debilitating effects of the illness. There are…
Joints And Bones

Potent Ginger Can Relieve Symptoms Of Arthritis Inflammation

ftraynor Mar 1, 2019
Ginger is one of the best natural ways to beat the inflammation that is characteristic of arthritis. Adding this superstar of nature to your food or in supplement form can be the first step to a natural solution for the joint pain that is…
Allergies And Asthma

How Your Job Could Put You At Risk Of Developing Asthma

ftraynor Mar 1, 2019
Your job could put you at risk of developing work-related asthma. A new study has revealed the jobs that carry the greatest risk for adults aged over 50 are those involving cleaning agents, farming, printing and hairdressing. There are…
Minerals

The Omega 3-Rich Foods That Are Right For Your Heart Health

ftraynor Feb 28, 2019
Omega 3 fatty acids are among the essential nutrients we need for good health. They are polyunsaturated fatty acids that are known as “good” fats because of their renowned health benefits, particularly for the heart. Those benefits include…
Heart Health

Simple CT Scan Can Reveal The Risk Of Heart Disease

ftraynor Feb 28, 2019
A coronary test can reveal in minutes if you are at risk of developing heart disease. The scan, dubbed “a mammogram for the heart”, reveals if there are excessive calcium deposits in the coronary arteries – a surefire sign of a risk of…
Tips

Why A Diet Only Works When You Change Your Lifestyle Too

ftraynor Feb 28, 2019
Losing weight is something on many people’s minds and often they will be torn between two choices – embark on a diet or go for a lifestyle change. So which one will offer the best prospects for long-term weight loss? Diets are often seen…
Allergies And Asthma

Leukaemia Drug Offers Breakthrough For Asthma Treatment

ftraynor Feb 28, 2019
One of the many benefits of drug research is the accidental discovery that frequently comes along when work into one disease leads to a breakthrough in another. Now asthma looks set to be the latest condition to benefit from such a “happy…
Minerals

Omega 3 Vs Omega 6: The Essential Fatty Acids Your Body Needs

ftraynor Feb 27, 2019
Omega 3 and omega 6 are essential fatty acids that are consumed and processed by the body. We need a balance of these fatty acids because each does different things and they are not always good for us in excess. Omega 6 fatty acids, for…
Tips

A Little Less Or A Little More All Adds Up To Better Health

ftraynor Feb 27, 2019
Life is all about balance so sometimes a little less or a little more is all we need to get the balance right. That more or less might be about diet or exercise but whatever you need to do more or less of, you can get there by being…
Living

Can Stem Cell Therapies Slow Down The Ageing Process?

ftraynor Feb 26, 2019
Stem cells are the cells in the body that can develop into every kind of cell, such as in the heart, blood, skin, bones and muscles. Stem cells can renew themselves and multiply and while there are different sources of stem cells, all have…
Joints And Bones

Interval Scans Suggested For Women At Risk Of Osteoporosis

ftraynor Feb 24, 2019
Osteoporosis is a degenerative condition that affects the bones and leaves the sufferer vulnerable to fractures. The disease mainly affects older women and if you’re at risk of developing the condition, your GP might consider referring you…
Joints And Bones

New Drug Offers Hope to Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients

ftraynor Feb 22, 2019
A new drug has been shown to halt joint damage in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. A 12-month review of a two-year phase III clinic trial using tofacitinib demonstrated that the oral medication was also effective in reducing the activity…
Diabetes

Rise in Welsh Diabetes Cases Prompts Fears Over Services

ftraynor Feb 22, 2019
The number of people being diagnosed with diabetes in Wales is rising so fast that there are fears the NHS will struggle to cope. There has been a 9.4% increase in the numbers being treated for diabetes in just two years, taking the number…
Diabetes

Pesticides Link in Obese Adults Developing Type 2 Diabetes

ftraynor Feb 22, 2019
Adults exposed to certain pesticides face a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes. A Spanish study found a direct link between the organic pesticides, specifically DDE (derived from the pesticide DDT), and with the prevalence of type 2…
Sports Nutrition

Why Labelling Matters When Selecting Protein Powders

ftraynor Feb 22, 2019
What matters most to you when buying protein powders – price or choice? There is certainly a wide choice of brands available but with prices on the rise, some consumers might be tempted into purchasing products that are cheaper but not…
Allergies And Asthma

“Telehealth Care” Can Help to Treat Asthma Sufferers

ftraynor Feb 21, 2019
“Telehealth care” is being touted as a possible way to treat asthma sufferers. Using the telephone or Internet, health care workers can give patients personal attention and potentially keeping those with severe asthma out of hospital by…
Allergies And Asthma

No Extra Risk of Asthma for Babies with Low Birth Weight

ftraynor Feb 21, 2019
Asthma is a chronic lung condition that affects around 1.1 million children in the UK and is, in fact, the most common respiratory disorder in children, leading to sickness and lost school days. But new research reveals that babies born…
Diabetes

Diabetics Put Feet First to Reduce Unnecessary Amputations

ftraynor Feb 21, 2019
Diabetes UK has launched its Putting Feet First Campaign, aiming to cut the number of amputations among diabetes patients. Complicated related to diabetes lead to the amputation of a lower limb every 30 seconds worldwide, where around 366…
Joints And Bones

Specialist Scan Is The Only True Test For Osteoporosis

ftraynor Feb 21, 2019
Osteoporosis is a degenerative bone condition that increases the risk of fracture. The disease can affect both men and women, but women are more at risk of developing osteoporosis, particularly after the menopause when their levels of…
Emotional Stress

7 Ways In Which Stress Can Be A Health Threat

ftraynor Feb 20, 2019
A stress-free life is probably a dream for most people but almost impossible ever to achieve. But while a little stress can be a great motivator, too much pressure – whether domestic or work-related – can be a real threat to your health.…
Environmental Wellness

UK Waste Management Industry Is Target For Investment

ftraynor Feb 20, 2019
Waste infrastructure projects in the UK could help the Government achieve its goal of “zero waste” by reducing, reusing, recycling and recovering waste. Investment in new infrastructure for waste and resource management in the UK is…
Sexual Health

Talking Sex With Your Teen Is Essential not Embarrassing

ftraynor Feb 20, 2019
Any parent who has ever tried to engage their teenager in conversation will testify that pulling teeth is easier. So imagine trying to talk to your teen about sex. First of all, there’s the parental cringe factor where they don’t even want…
Anti-Aging

Resveratrol May Provide a Topical Solution to Ageing

ftraynor Feb 20, 2019
Resveratrol is an antioxidant known to have powerful anti-ageing properties. While the compound is found in red wine and cocoa, work is now being done to investigate if resveratrol’s benefits can be replicated in other products. One area…
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