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The Dentist
While we all might want a perfect pearly-white toothy smile, the thought of visiting a dentist can grip many of us with intense fear.
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Importance of mouth health and diseases caused by bacteria in the mouth
It is commonly known that we host a variety of bacteria in our gut, called the microbiome. These bacteria can influence many things in our body, such as how we digest ...
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Look after your mental health during lockdown
To our wonderful community,
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Recipe – Kiwi Pear Refreshing Mocktail
July is the month that many people participate in “Dry July”. This is when people refrain from drinking alcohol for the month of July in order to raise money for cancer ...
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Tips to Reduce Alcohol Intake
Stress directly affects the amount of progesterone our body makes. The more stressed we are, the less progesterone we are able to make. This can lead to some unwanted ...
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Dry July
July has never been my favourite month; it’s the coldest time of the year and means we’ve already slid into the second half of 2021.
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Alcohol and Menopause
The debate on alcohol consumption has been going for a long time, and no doubt will continue for a long time. Oxford Languages defines alcohol as “a colourless volatile ...
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Detox from Devices
If you don’t think you’ve become dependent on your smart devices then do what I accidently did recently and leave your mobile phone at home.
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