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Menopause and Eye Health (updated 2026)
If it often said that your eyes are the window to your soul. It is thought that you can gaze into someone’s eyes and get lost in the moment or see what isn’t said. The ...
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Vitamin D is in the Spotlight Again
Vitamin D is in the spotlight again. This time, for its potential in the prevention and severity of COVID-19. Below is an excerpt drawn from an interview with Prof ...
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How Do I Get More Vegetables into My Diet? What Vegetables Are in Season Now?
It still annoys me when I see a recipe that has only 1-2 vegetables included (i.e. beef stroganoff has onion and mushroom). When you think about it, you are only hungry ...
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Love
Sometimes the heart sees what is invisible to the eye – H. Jackson Brown Jnr.
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Is Being a Vegetarian Better for Your Heart?
Menopause is a time of change, and unfortunately that change includes a few increased risk factors. One of these risk factors is an increased risk of cardiovascular ...
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Anxiety and Stress Buster
Our lives have changed in an unprecedented way. I am sure you have heard this time and time again recently.
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Support for Vitamin C!
Vitamin C is one of the best known and most common household supplements. Parents, workers and children have been ‘popping’ vitamin C for immune support and antioxidant ...
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Susie Elelman: How I am coping amid the COVID-19 pandemic
When the going gets tough, the tough get going – I’m sure when Joseph Kennedy, father of US President John F Kennedy, coined that proverb back in 1960s, he could never ...
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