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Thrive, Don’t Just Survive
Times are definitely changing, and you need to keep up.
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Friday 18th October is World Menopause Day.
“World Menopause Day is held every year on the 18th October”.
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World Menopause Day 2018
The 18th of October every year has been chosen by the World Health Organization (WHO) to be a special day for women and raise awareness of the midlife health challenges ...
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Support for Breast Cancer Survivors!
Breast cancer is something that most women have come to fear and too many women have had to experience. It can create a scar on the body, a mental or emotional scar, and ...
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Why Ethical Nutrients?
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World Menopause Day 2018 Promotion
The 18th of October every year has been chosen by the World Health Organization (WHO) to be a special day for women and raise awareness of the midlife health challenges ...
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Walking with Wild Bears, I wish…
Our Naturopath, Di Wallace, recently went on a walking trip in Bulgaria and discovered that it had more to offer than the promise of a brown bear sighting. Read on to ...
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Breaking News: Vitamin D – Not just for bone health
Vitamin D has always been attributed to its benefit on calcium absorption and therefore bone health and density. In recent times, there has been some evidence suggesting ...
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