A short but interesting read on the biomechanics of the lumbar spine and the importance of lumbar posture during lifting. “Don’t bend your back whilst lifting”- is this the best advice? Research has shown that lifting items from below knee level with a fully flexed spine produces greater force than lifting with a lordotic spine. […]
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Heart Disease is a growing issue in our population; affecting both the elderly and the young as well as both men and women. Studies have shown that the risk of heart disease increases with age; however, it’s prevalence in younger age groups is rising; 10% of cases occurring in people aged below 45 years. This
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Chronic or Systemic Inflammation; a low level of inflammation which affects various parts of the body for prolonged periods of time. This can be due to illness / disease and life style factors (e.g. smoking, alcohol, obesity). Prolonged inflammation causes a constant release of chemicals which can damage the lining of blood vessels, organs and
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‘The World Health Organisation claims that 20% – 30% of the global population suffer from some form of allergic disease’ Reducing Your Reaction To Allergies Avoid toxins (e.g. smoking) Smoking causes acute and chronic nasal symptoms in adults and children. Alcohol consumption (increased alcohol has been linked to allergic responses such as itching, swelling, headache,
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Ever heard of the saying, ‘You are what you eat’? Studies have found that our diets are major contributors to the development of medical conditions such as heart disease and diabetes. ‘In 2010, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) predicted that, at the current rate of diagnosis, 33% of Americans will be diabetes
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Does anyone feel elated after they exercise? Does anyone experience that ‘feel good’ factor? Studies have shown that increased levels of physical activity can have a positive affect on your mood. Not only does exercise improve your cardiovascular health, but it can also lift your mood and act as a treatment for depression. The NHS
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Oregano contains Vitamins A, C, E, and K, as well as fibre, folate, iron, magnesium, vitamin B6, calcium, and potassium. See the further benefits of Oregano use below: Antioxidant – immune system support Anti fungal and Antibacterial properties Anti-inflammatory properties Effective treatment for Upper Respiratory Infections Did you know that you can rub Oregano oil
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Manuka honey 10+ or 15+ has exquisite anti-bacterial properties. A teaspoon in hot water is fantastic for speeding up the resolution of colds and flu! Packed full of amino acids, B vitamins and calcium, this honey has at least 4x the nutritional content of normal flower honeys. 1 tbsp a day is all you need
Proteins consist of long chains of amino-acids and are deemed an important macronutrient in everyday life. High amounts of protein enable the body to: Effectively build and repair bodily tissue Produce enzymes, hormones, antibodies and other important body chemicals As proteins are constantly being used throughout each moment, it is vital that they are replenished
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Anyone else feeling tired after their lunch? This isn’t just part of your normal daily cycle – this is about your food choices! It’s simple and it’s easy for us to change! Meals with higher sugar content = fast increase in blood sugar This results in a natural blood-glucose sugar free fall, sapping your energy
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