Health Blog
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Type 2 Diabetes and Could Regular Brisk Walking Lower the Risk?
Researchers have found that those who walked faster than 1.86 miles per hour were less likely to develop type 2 diabetes. Find out more about this important research... -
Are Your Bathroom Towels Providing a Breeding Ground for Bacteria?
I wonder how often you wash your towels? There is a big debate going on about this subject especially as you may well think that as towels are only used to dry clean bodies (straight after a shower or a bath) or clean hands (after they have been washed, do they need to be washed that often?
But it is not as simple as that..
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How Vital is Vitamin C for our Daily Health?
Many of us will think that if we have an glass of fresh orange juice from time to time, that will provide us with sufficient vitamin to keep us safe from colds and flu especially during the winter months.
But that occasional glass will probably be insufficient to provide us with enough vitamin C - and keeping us safe from colds and flu is just one small aspect of the importance of vitamin C.
We share information on all the other benefits of taking vitamin C...
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Top Ten Tips for Keeping Fit in the Winter Months
If you live in the Northern Hemisphere with cold winters, it can be more of a challenge to stay fit and healthy between the months of November and March until the weather starts to warm up again.
We share ten of our top tips Top tips to make it easier for you to stay fit and healthy - and cheerful!
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Five Ways to Lessen Your Anxiety
When winter appears and our exposure to sunshine diminishes, this can seriously affect our mental health and happiness while increasing our anxiety. -
How to Stay Asleep Once You Are Asleep
We have written before with tips on how to get to sleep in the first place - but staying asleep for the rest of the night can be a problem for many.
Please check out our suggestions for turning those restless nights into a deep and stable "shut-eye experience"...
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Psoriasis and How Meditation Can Help With the Symptoms
Psoriasis is a long-lasting, noncontagious autoimmune disease appearing as raised areas of abnormal skin that can be red, pink or purple as well as dry, itchy and scaly.Â
And it can cause considerable discomfort...
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Your Bathroom Habits Can Make a Difference
It is good to know, for your own good health and wellbeing, that there are better ways to actually have a bowel movement.Â
And this advice affects everyone because the average person will have at least one bowel movement each day.
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A Flight of Stairs Can be Your Friend!
In an earlier post, we wrote about how climbing the stairs was good for your heart health. In fact, if you can make the effort to climb just fifty stairs each and every day, this action could slash your risk of heart disease by twenty percent.Â
We pointed out that many people (as they get older) try to avoid stairs, often choosing to move into a home without stairs if they can when a flight of stairs can actually be your friend! Â
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How To Form A New Habit More Easily
We would all like to be efficient and organized in our daily lives. And one of the ways we can do this is to start and keep new habits.
We share some suggestions on how you can make this happen...
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Top Ten Tips for Heart Health
Sadly, heart and circulatory disease is very common in the Western World causing many early deaths.
But there is lots you can do to help your heart achieve a healthier status.
We share our top ten tips here...
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Top Ten Tips to Offset Damage from Screen Time
Many of us spend a greater part of our day on computers, laptops, tablets or phones meaning that so much screen time could be harming our eyes, our body and our health.
We share the signs and symptoms of the harm being caused as well as some solutions...
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