Revealed: The FOUR little-known signs that you’ve eaten too much salt NHS advises adults consume no more than 6g – one teaspoon – of salt per day Too much salt could cause high blood pressure increasing risk of heart diseases Feeling the urge to glug a glass of water shortly after you’ve munched a packet of crisps, bowl of popcorn […]
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This week is Mental Health Awareness week and the focus for 2023 is on anxiety. We all know the classic techniques to help curb anxiety: box breathing, being in nature, body scan meditation. But in reality, it can be hard to jump to a tool box when spiralling down an anxious pathway. And, when you come out of the other […]
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While many mamas and families out there are going all out for Mother’s Day, it’s nice to see an A-lister show a more relatable side to Mother’s Day. In fact, so many mamas felt seen after catching a glimpse of Mindy Kaling’s low-key Mother’s Day! On May 14, the Office star shared a series of relatable photos to her Instagram […]
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Even though everyone knows who Vera Wang is, many fans are shocked when they discover she’s the proud mama to two superstar daughters. She keeps their lives on the more private side, and it’s always a treat when she gives fans a small glimpse, and for Mother’s Day, she shared the most darling throwback. On May 14, the legendary designer […]
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Cancer symptoms: Top 14 early signs to look out for Diet plays a huge role in our health and wellbeing, with certain foods raising or lowering our risk of some conditions and diseases. According to one expert, this is also the case with cancer, which is one of the leading causes of death in the UK. Wellness expert and nutritional […]
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Thousands of childminders giving mothers free childcare while for cervical cancer screening Childminders offering free childcare to mothers to attend cervical cancer tests NHS data reveals 1/3 of eligible women in England not up to date on screenings Thousands of childminders are offering free childcare to mothers while they attend their cervical cancer screening appointments. Half of all cervical cancers […]
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More than 800 million people globally have chronic kidney disease. The condition is a known risk factor for heart disease. Researchers from Brigham and Women’s Hospital have found that different types of kidney damage are associated with a greater chance of developing heart disease. More than 800 million people around the world have chronic kidney disease — a condition that […]
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Exposed: ‘Cruel’ flaws of Government-funded financial support scheme for Brits injured by AstraZeneca’s Covid vaccine (and don’t even bother trying to claim the one-off payment of £120k if you’re only ‘59% disabled’) Covid jab deaths and injuries have shown the 1970s scheme isn’t fit for purpose READ MORE: Q&A answers all you need to know about the AstraZeneca jab Campaigners […]
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Studies have shown that our genes may be up to 70% responsible for gambling behavior. Now a new genetic test can identify who may be most predisposed to becoming hooked on gambling. Around 90% of Brits have had a flutter at least once in their lives, whether that’s a fiver on the Grand National or a pound on a fruit […]
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Liver cancer: Expert discusses symptoms and treatments Liver cancer often doesn’t raise red flags until the later stages, making the condition difficult to identify promptly. However, a certain sensation on your skin could be among the first to ring alarm bells. Dr Deborah Lee, from Dr Fox Online Pharmacy, said: “Pruritus (itching) eventually sets in, caused by the build-up of […]
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