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Posted on 10 August 2010
If you’re out for a bite to eat or at the pub with friends, finding a non-alcoholic drink that still feels like a treat can be tricky. If you are the nominated driver or you have decided to...
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Here in the Western world we have a culture of only attending to ill health. We deal with sickness not wellness and we visit doctors only once our symptoms are bad enough. However, things a...
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Throughout my years in practice I have worked with very many clients who are desperate to lose weight. For some, learning to eat well, balance their blood sugar and/or mitigate levels of st...
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When financial times get tough, stress levels can significantly increase, affecting immunity, sleep patterns, energy levels, and mood so looking after your health is more important than eve...
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The most common complaint recorded in GPs surgeries in England and Wales last year was TATT or ‘Tired all the Time’ TATT is your body’s signal that something is out of kilter internally. It...
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Your body always behaves in a way to support your well-being. When you are stressed your body prepares you for physical action ? the fight or flight response, because this function has not...
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There is a sugar-substitute on the market which has some real health benefits Xylitol is a totally natural product sourced from the birch tree. It has 40% fewer calories than sugar; it has...
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