Health Blog — Drugs
12 Tips To Take Care Of Your Kidneys
All of our organs need to be cared for as much as possible including our largest organ which is our skin. Our kidneys play a vital role in excreting drugs and toxins in the body but sometimes sheer numbers can be overwhelming - and they need some help from us.
How To Battle Those Bronchitis Coughing Fits
Vitamin B12 & Why Do We Need It?
A vitamin B12 deficiency is common and it is also rarely detected.
We share the signs of such deficiency and how to rectify it...
How to Help ADHD Symptoms in Children
Healing Herbs & How They Give Us More Natural Solutions
We have relied on herbs and herbal medicine to treat our ailments and conditions for centuries - and yet even today when so much more is known about herbs and their medicinal properties, many look down on them as being quackery.
Of course, much of the medical world would prefer us to use commercial drugs for treatment and healing, being dismissive of a more natural approach.
However, there are very distinct advantages to using herbs whenever possible instead of commercial drugs.
Top 10 Natural Ways To Combat The Discomfort Of Hay Fever
Certain times of the year can mean hay fever. This is an affliction for many and, with climate change, in some places this has led to milder winters and longer pollen seasons so the numbers suffering could well rise.
But are there natural ways to combat this problem?
Top Ten Signs and Symptoms of Stress
Top Tips to Reduce the Risk of Dementia
The term dementia covers a group of symptoms that affects memory, normal thinking, communicating and the ability of a person to reason. It sadly interferes with daily life and as it progresses, can make it difficult to perform even daily simple tasks such as bathing and eating.
We share top tips to help to prevent dementia in the first place...
Has Research Found a New Cause for Arthritis?
Rheumatoid Arthritis is a common chronic disease affecting so many worldwide.
It causes joint pain swelling and inflammation, beginning at any age but more likely between the years thirty and fifty becoming most common among those in their seventies.













