We all know the benefits of taking collagen supplements for the skin, hair and nails, but can it really help rid us of unsightly varicose veins? Varicose veins are a common problem, especially as you age. They are veins that stand out due to being swollen and twisted. — Read Article
If your dog has always been a picky eater, you’ve probably had many battles. But if he has suddenly started turning his nose up at your offerings, there could be a few simple reasons. While you may think canines like variety, they are actually quite happy to eat the same thing for their whole lives. — Read Article
Not getting enough sleep can completely ruin a day. It can make you less productive, irritable and fuzzy brained. And, if you have to go to work or look after the kids, it’s not a nice feeling. Some people occasionally sleep badly, but a big portion of the world’s population regularly suffer from insomnia. — Read Article
Your dog needs a full array of vitamins and minerals to live a happy, healthy life. Just like us, if they are deficient, this could lead to signs of poor health. Some of the most important nutrients your canine needs are essential fatty acids like omega 3, 6 and 9. — Read Article
With the onset of winter we must be mindful of our personal needs and our pets. We have a tendency to consume fewer fluids over this period, this can result in an imbalance of body fluids and metabolism which may have an adverse overall effect on our health, it’s as important for our pets as it is for us. — Read Article
The flesh and seeds of pumpkin are both utilised as foods; the seeds are very often cleaned and dried, they contain approximately 3gm dietary fibre per cup which is approximately 10% of our daily dietary fibre requirements; they are rich in zinc which supports prostate health which appears to be linked to low zinc levels. Prostate health issues affect almost 15% of men through life. — Read Article
In the depths of a northern hemisphere winter each year we get a hint of what we may expect in the way of health compromising viruses and pathogens for the approaching winter. — Read Article
