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Good News: Dark Chocolate is Therapeutic for the Liver :)

According to a recent Spanish study a dose of dark chocolate could be beneficial for the liver health and especially for patients with liver disease such as cirrhosis. After eating, blood pressure in the abdominal veins increases due to increased blood flow to the liver. The study suggests that dark...
Non-Surgical Antiaging Skincare Treatments: DPL Light Therapy

DPL Light therapy is a non-invasive procedure that activates skin cells with pulsating or continuous low-level, non-thermal light energy . It then converts light energy within the skin cells, as it happens with photosynthesis in plants (taking sunlight and converting it into food energy). Skin absorbs...
Non-Surgical Antiaging Skincare Treatments: Facial Acupuncture

Cosmetic facial acupuncture is a non- invasive anti aging treatment and as such It’s also one of the most effective. It consists in the use of pin-like needles that are inserted into various trigger points on the face (such as wrinkles or frown lines). This results in blood rushing to the face, causing...
Non-Surgical Antiaging Skincare Treatments: Microdermabrasion

If you suffer from skin discoloration caused by liver spots, acne or surface scars, maybe you would benefit from microdermabrasion. The treatment is quite effective and is about removing the top layers of skin, revealing a new, fresh skin layer beneath. It is a little easier to perform than chemical...
Bamboo wear: Sensitive Fashion

Bamboo fabric is a breakthrough in the clothing industry for its breathability, high absorption, comfort, durability, natural antibacterial qualities and eco-friendliness. • Bamboo clothing is UV protective (it cuts out 98% of harmful UV rays) and antibacterial. This makes it ideal for sensitive or...
6 – Seaweeds: Microalgae and Chlorella

Microphytes or microalgae are microscopic algae, typically found in freshwater and marine systems. There are 20,000 species. They are unicellular species which exist individually, or in chains or groups.Depending on the species, their sizes can range from a few micrometers (µm) to a few hundreds of...
5 – Seaweeds: Blue-green algae and Spirulina

Blue-green algae is a well known source of over 64 vitamins and mineralsand is known for its immune and anti-inflammatory benefits. However, now it appears that even more positive research is emerging that demonstrates its positive effects on immunity, inflammation, and nervous functions, which encompasses...
Melatonin: readjust your body clock

Our sleep pattern during the day – are influenced to a great extent by our exposure to light and darkness. A key factor in these patterns may be a natural hormone called melatonin. Melatonin is a naturally occurring bodily hormone, whose levels rise at night and fall during the day. It is produced...
Turmeric for Anti-aging and Cholesterol

Turmeric can be legitimately called a superfood. It has been extensively studied and researched. This spice has been around for centuries and researchers are now discovering its health benefits and learning how turmeric may help with common aging conditions. Turmeric is a ginger-like plant whose roots...
5 Tips For Uniting Your Body, Mind and Soul

Do you know what it takes to unite your body, mind, and soul? If you did, do you realize that you would be able to achieve the balance that nearly everyone wishes they had in their lives? Do you know what you need to do for yourself in order to bring about this balance? Part of uniting these three...
Avoid hangover to really enjoy your parties :)

Help yourself to avoid the ‘morning after feeling’ by following a few easy steps: 1 Eat before a night drinking: alcohol without food gets absorbed much more (as if it was poured directly in the bloodstream) and while the liver works hard to deal with it, it cannot metabolise glucose well...
8 glasses of water a day: a myth

There is no set RDA for the intake of water but it varies from person to person (some tend to retain eccess water, some don’t). Water enters the body when we drink and is removed primarily in the urine and sweat. The amount of water in the body is regulated to control the levels of certain compounds,...
Smokers: take supplements without betacarotene

Supplements for smokers help to replenish the body with antioxidants (avoiding synthetic betacarotene) to combat the aging effect of smoking and cleansing the lungs from the tar to decrease the chances of developing lung cancer. Taking supplements of the vitamin A precursor betacarotene may increase...
Tourmaline: beneficial for health and the environment

Tourmaline, a naturally occurring mineral classed as semi-precious gemstone has unique electric properties responsible for many beneficial health effects. This mineral is known to generate a weak electric current, producing far infrared rays (FIR) and converting moisture in the air to negative ions....
Sitting on a wobble cushion

The wobble cushion is a great way to sit at work or at home. It is also called balance or stability cushion and it usually comes with a needle pump to inflate or deflate it to the desired volume to create a lower or higher balance challenge. This funky fitness tool uses isokinetic principles and provides...
The dangers of vitamin supplements

Lately many articles have been published on mainstream newspapers discussing the benefit of taking vitamins and supplements: “Vitamin tablets are pointless for people on a healthy diet and British people are wasting their money and perhaps risking their health with supplements, says adviser to the...
Betacarotene: antioxidant goodness

Betacarotene is a type of carotenoid found in many fruits and vegetables. You don’t need betacarotene to survive, though it may help fight off certain diseases. Also, your body can convert it into vitamin A, which you do need. While betacarotene, a powerful antioxidant, has been associated with cancer-fighting...
Antiaging: microneedling with the dermaroller

Treatment of the skin with the new Dermaroller can significantly improve acne scars, aged and sun damaged skin, facial and décolleté lines and wrinkles, stretch marks, and hair loss. It provides advanced micro skin-needling, a treatment that stimulates the skin to renew and repair itself naturally...
Toxins in our diet

Certain elements that normally happen to be in our diet are toxic and should be avoided because they lower our immune system, they intoxicate our body and they make us more likely to get illnesses (diabetes, circulatory diseases, high pressure, allergies and sensitivity, stress, etc.). I listed them...
EFA, Omega 3 and Omega 6, DHA, EPA. What do they do for us?

EFAs or Essential Fatty Acids are involved with producing energy in our body from food nutrients, and carrying that energy throughout our system. They are responsible for growth, vitality, and brain health. They are important in the process of oxidation (the `burning’ of food to produce the energy...

8 glasses of water a day: a myth

There is no set RDA for the intake of water but it varies from person to person (some tend to retain eccess water, some don’t). Water enters the body when we drink and is removed primarily in the...

Smokers: take supplements without betacarotene

Supplements for smokers help to replenish the body with antioxidants (avoiding synthetic betacarotene) to combat the aging effect of smoking and cleansing the lungs from the tar to decrease the chances...

Tourmaline in Holistic Healing

In holistic healing, tourmaline is known for a range of healing properties (enhancing mental alertness, increasing self-confidence, and strengthening the psychic energy) that vary according to the color...

History of Tourmaline

The first tourmaline, discovered in 1703 in Sri Lanka, was transparent. Hence, the gemstone was first used as imitation diamond. However, gradually it became clear that tourmaline possessed some amazing...

Tourmaline: beneficial for health and the environment

Tourmaline, a naturally occurring mineral classed as semi-precious gemstone has unique electric properties responsible for many beneficial health effects. This mineral is known to generate a weak electric...

Sitting on a wobble cushion

The wobble cushion is a great way to sit at work or at home. It is also called balance or stability cushion and it usually comes with a needle pump to inflate or deflate it to the desired volume to create...

Juicing the juice of life

Fruit & veg are necessary to a healthy diet and we need to eat at least 5 pieces of fruit (or portions of vegetables) a day. When you do that every day you immediately see the results on your skin:...

The dangers of vitamin supplements

Lately many articles have been published on mainstream newspapers discussing the benefit of taking vitamins and supplements: “Vitamin tablets are pointless for people on a healthy diet and British people...

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Good News: Dark Chocolate is Therapeutic for the Liver :)

Non-Surgical Antiaging Skincare Treatments: DPL Light Therapy

Non-Surgical Antiaging Skincare Treatments: Facial Acupuncture

Non-Surgical Antiaging Skincare Treatments: Microdermabrasion

Bamboo wear: Sensitive Fashion

6 – Seaweeds: Microalgae and Chlorella

5 – Seaweeds: Blue-green algae and Spirulina

Melatonin: readjust your body clock

Turmeric for Anti-aging and Cholesterol

5 Tips For Uniting Your Body, Mind and Soul

Avoid hangover to really enjoy your parties :)

8 glasses of water a day: a myth

Smokers: take supplements without betacarotene

Tourmaline: beneficial for health and the environment

Sitting on a wobble cushion

The dangers of vitamin supplements

Betacarotene: antioxidant goodness

Antiaging: microneedling with the dermaroller

Toxins in our diet

EFA, Omega 3 and Omega 6, DHA, EPA. What do they do for us?

8 glasses of water a day: a myth

Smokers: take supplements without betacarotene

Tourmaline in Holistic Healing

History of Tourmaline

Tourmaline: beneficial for health and the environment

Sitting on a wobble cushion

Juicing the juice of life

The dangers of vitamin supplements

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