Sunday, 9 October 2011

Do You Suffer With Back Pain! Have you tried the Bowen Technique?


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To the outside world, the adventurer Bear Grylls epitomises supreme fitness. He's eaten sheeps' eyes, maggots and raw zebra but the intrepid action man has been told to watch his diet because his cholesterol is too high

Wednesday, 30 March 2011

How to use aromatherapy in your home


drop in a bath mixed with milk 
a few drops in a spray bottle with water and spritz the room like an air freshener
a few drops in drawer lining
a couple of drops with water in an oil burner
a few drops on a damp towel on the radiator

Monday, 14 February 2011

Water - are you drinking enough?

Our bodies are made up of 80 % water.  Water plays a vital role in supplying oxygen to cells, as well as temperature regulation, waste removal and the everyday running of all major organs. 


You can go about four weeks without food, but only three days without water.


If you wait until you're thirsty before you reach for that glass, then you're already dehydrated. 


When the body is dehydrated, it often sends out signals that are misread as hunger pangs. Mild dehydration actually slows down body metabolism, so you're losing out on two counts if you let your water intake slip.


A little dehydration can leave you feeling tired as well as messing with your short-term memory. Start to feel a bit parched, and simple mental tasks could seem like a massive challenge.