Archive under category ‘Health and Fitness’
Not complaining doubles heart attacks
Under category: Health and Fitness| News| Personal Development
30 Nov 2009New research on the affects of stress at work…
Failure to complain about unfair treatment at work doubles heart attack risk
Men who fail to complain about unfair treatment at work have double the risk of heart attack or
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Probiotics – to reduce Skin Allergies?
Under category: Health and Fitness| Holistic Health| Natural Healing| News| Skin Rejuvenation
13 Nov 2009News of research published recently…
“Probiotics found to reduce Eczema and Skin Allergies.”
Most health conscious people know of the positive effects on digestion from using probiotic supplements. Many take probiotic supplements after using antibiotics to
Six Ghosts of Fear – how to beat them
Under category: Complementary Therapy| Health and Fitness| News| Personal Development
4 Sep 2009Here’s a great article I found recently – very topical in ‘fearful’ times…read on if you aim to take charge.
You don’t have to look far to find something to be afraid of – the internet is full of dire warnings and strangely enough, its also full of people who’d like to sell you stuff that [...]
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Bee Pollen – Nature’s best Superfood
Under category: Aloe Vera| Bee Hive Products| Health and Fitness| Natural Healing| Rejuvenation
5 Aug 2009Bee Pollen, along with Aloe Vera Gel, changed my life – having experienced the symptoms of Chronic Fatigue for over two decades, in a few weeks my health was transformed, I had more energy, looked younger, felt fitter and was much happier – to the extent that my friends were wondering what I was on [...]
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Swine Flu – how dangerous is it?
Under category: Aloe Vera| Health and Fitness| News
15 Jul 2009In the UK all the cases of people who died of swine flu were linked with underlying health problems which weakened their immunity and ability to fight the virus, but the recent death of a young man in good health has changed this…
Swine flu has spread across the world since emerging in Mexico and is [...]
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