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- Omega-3 és esszenciális zsírsavak
- Food State® és teljes értékű tápanyagok
- Vendégcikkek
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- Vegán
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Do you need GLP-1 medication?
Repurposed diabetes drugs, like Mounjaro, have become popular recently for their weight loss effects. However, last week’s news that prices are going to jump for private prescriptions may force individuals to consider their ongoing use. Are they really a solution to the obesity epidemic? Were they ever?
Traveller’s diarrhoea: How to avoid traveller’s tummy
We are sure you know by now that your gut does more than digest food; it plays a key role in your overall physical and mental health! With the right foods, daily habits, and a bit of extra support, you can keep your digestive system running smoothly and feel your best, whether you’re at home or exploring the world. In this article, our Nutritional Therapist Annie will be talking about how to avoid digestive upset while travelling.
Pycnogenol: Can pine bark prevent DVT when travelling?
Pycnogenol is fast gaining recognition for its role in supporting circulation, cardiovascular health and overall wellbeing. Derived from maritime pine trees, this powerful extract is packed with bioflavonoids known for their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties which promote the production of nitric oxide, a vasodilator.
Mast Cell Activation Syndrome: Causes, symptoms and solutions
Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) is a complex condition in which the body’s mast cells become hypersensitive, releasing excessive or inappropriate levels of chemicals such as histamine in response to triggers that are typically harmless. This overreaction can lead to a wide range of symptoms—from skin rashes and digestive discomfort to fatigue, brain fog, and even heart palpitations.
Tissue repair after injury: How nutrition helps you heal faster
As we have had the London Marathon a couple of weeks ago there may be a few stiff, sore and aching muscles. Some may have picked up more significant injuries and are trying to nurse themselves back to health. Musculoskeletal injuries are not only painful and inconvenient, but they can also lead to long term loss of optimal function, susceptibility to further injury and reduced activity, which can have additional metabolic consequences.
How to set healthy boundaries
In our busy lives, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the demands placed upon us, often leaving little room for our own well-being. This is something that is especially true for women, who frequently wear multiple hats and juggle numerous roles. Establishing healthy boundaries is crucial for maintaining balance and preventing burnout. By setting clear limits on what we will and will not accept, we can regain control over our lives, reduce stress, and enhance our overall happiness.
What minerals support female health?
Minerals are crucial for maintaining overall health by supporting a range of biochemical functions and processes. They play key roles in muscle function, metabolism, nerve function, antioxidant defence, fluid balance, immune support, cardiovascular health, hormonal regulation, and more!
Perimenopause rage: Triumph over turmoil
Hormonal changes in perimenopause can trigger one of its most common symptoms and one that can really affect a woman’s happiness: rage! Perimenopause rage not just caused by hormones; factors such as gut health, liver function, and stress resilience play an equally crucial role.
