With increasing media coverage and government advice, we’re sure you’re all aware of the benefits of consuming fruits and vegetables. This is to help you get your required antioxidants. The World Health Organisation recommends a minimum daily intake of 400g, but with the pressures of modern living and often the need for convenience many people can struggle to achieve this...
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Raynaud's affects millions of us so it is important to increase awareness and understanding of the signs and symptoms, as well offering widespread advice on lifestyle and how the condition can be managed and improved, alongside potential treatments that might help...
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A popular performance enhancing supplement, how can the use of a Creatine supplement help you in the pursuit of improving exercise performance and meeting fitness goals?...
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Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera Dunal) is an adaptogenic herb that is widely recognised in Aryuvedic medicine, commonly being referred to as Indian Ginseng. Traditionally it has been used for rejuvenating and restoring benefits. Adaptogens are a class of rejuvenating herbs...
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The mention of high protein diets for many might conjure up images of bodybuilders and bulging biceps – true, as they do need to consume high levels of protein in order to build muscle. However, protein is an important part of the diet for everyone, and especially for seniors. Without enough protein the body...
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Garlic is a species of bulbous flowering plant in the genus Allium. Closely related to onions, shallots, leeks and chives, it is a popular cooking ingredient famous for a range of possible health benefits. You are probably all familiar with fresh white garlic (Allium sativum) renowned for its strong taste and smell, - but...
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