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Skincare and Beauty: Essential Tips for Achieving Healthy, Radiant Skin

Feeling good and looking good can be as simple as ensuring that you take good care of your skin. Good skin not only boosts your appearance, but also shows your good health. It could be hard to believe given all the number of products, treatments, and trends in the market today, but a solid grasp of the basics of effective skin care can put you in a better position to make informed decisions that can provide you with long-term results.

The skincare and beauty sphere only keeps developing, providing new products that are aimed at improving the state of skin, enhancing self-esteem,...

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Controversial chemicals in hair care

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Thu, 07/21/2022 - 8:10am

Lately, consumers of hair cosmetics are often attracted by labels such as "sulphates/parabens/silicones free shampoo". But what does that mean? Are these substances harmful to our health in any way? What are sulphates, and are they harmful to health? Are parabens and silicones a threat to our Hair and skin? Whether these ingredients are safe to use is still controversial, as they might not harm us directly but can be dangerous in the long term. Before buying a hair product, take some time to study its composition and be careful with the substances we will talk about below.

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How to find a German speaking doctor in Singapore

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Thu, 07/21/2022 - 4:20am

Are you struggling to find a German-speaking doctor in Singapore? If so, you are not alone. Many expats and tourists have a difficult time locating a medical doctor that speaks their language. Fortunately, there are some tips that can help make the process of finding the right doctor much easier. Follow the tips below to find the right doctor for your needs.

Ask your German speaking friends

Singapore has many German speaking expats that love to call this beautiful city home. If you're friends with someone that speaks the same language as you, ask them what doctor they...

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Back pain: Causes, symptoms, treatments and prevention

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 07/19/2022 - 6:39am

Lower back pain (lumbago) is a common health issue for many people. it arises due to disc, ligament and muscles, nerves, body posture, arthritis, intervertebral disc, and some time it arises due to kidneys,

75-80% of Americans will experience back pain, according to American associates and neurological surgeons. But it improves in 90% of cases by consulting doctors and changing lifestyles.

What is the treatment for back pain?

Many people experience back pain, but usually by adopting good habits , changing lifestyles and using pain medication, it gets better. In some...

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Boosting energy, focus, and skin revitalisation with an IV drip

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Mon, 07/18/2022 - 7:05am

IV drips are highly preferred and are very popular among a large population. This preference for IV drips is due to the intensity and pace of effect that one gets from it. For instance, your medication might take a few days to work, but an iv drip will take just a few hours. Besides, it is safe, painless, and an easy way to nourish the body and mind with essential vitamins, minerals, and amino acids. Thus, with IV drips, you can get many benefits that help in long-term health maintenance.

IV drips are best known for providing immediate energy to the body. In cases where the...

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Gender differences in behaviours linked to faster cognitive decline revealed in research

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 07/15/2022 - 9:53pm

Men who experience behaviour changes including apathy or having false beliefs and perceptions in later life are at risk of faster cognitive decline than women, according to new research.

A study led by Charles University, in collaboration with the University of Exeter and King’s College London, looked at changes in behaviour in cognitively healthy people aged 50 and older, which have previously been linked to a higher risk of developing brain problems.

These behavioural changes are collectively known as mild behavioural impairment (MBI), and encompass symptoms across...

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Visiting a hospital? Wear a mask

Covid rates rising in Devon

With Covid-19 rates rising, people attending health appointments at their GP or in hospital are being strongly encouraged to wear a mask. The same advice is being issued to people visiting friends or family in hospital or a care home.

There are currently six times as many people in Devon’s hospitals with Covid-19 than the beginning of June; over 300 patients. More than 1000 hospital staff are absent due to Covid-19; four times the number in early June. Community Covid-19 rates are less accurate, due to reduced testing, but have seen similar increases....

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How to get vaccinated this summer

The spring booster programme draws to a close this month, but it’s not too late for people who are eligible to have their vaccination and clinics will still run over the summer.

People turning 75 on or after 1 July will not be eligible for the spring booster, however anyone who is eligible on 30th of June will still be able to have their vaccination during July.

This means that anyone who is 75 and over, immunosuppressed or a resident of a care home for older people on 30th June will still be able to have their spring booster vaccination. People who are immunosuppressed...

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The one reason why you don't need a hit in infrared saunas

Hi, I’m Johannes Kettelhodt, the founder and CEO of Clearlight® Infrared Saunas in the UK and EU.

I’m sometimes asked whether I see any value in sauna hats, and I do in some instances . In this blog post, I’ll explain why sauna hats can be very beneficial for a traditional sauna but why you don’t necessarily need one in an infrared sauna .

Let’s learn why when considering the best home infrared sauna , it’s important to focus on the features that maximize your experience, including effective heat distribution and comfort, rather than additional accessories like sauna...

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Devon charity launches summer programme of free online mental health courses and workshops

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 07/01/2022 - 9:10pm

Mental health charity, Step One, has been supporting people in Devon with mental health and learning disabilities for 85 years, working closely with local NHS Trusts, GP surgeries and communities across the county. With mental health problems increasing and a reported 1 in 5 people now showing signs of depression (compared to 1 in 10 before the COVID-19 pandemic), the ‘BeWell@StepOne’ project was launched to provide support to as many people as possible across Devon. Through online courses, workshops, support groups and learning opportunities, BeWell@StepOne helps people to manage their...

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Director of Public Health Devon asks people to stay home if they’re feeling unwell, as COVID-19 cases rise

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 06/30/2022 - 10:42am

Office for National Statistics (ONS) data suggest that around 1.7 million people in the UK were estimated to have coronavirus in the week ending 18 June, an increase of 23 per cent in one week.

In Devon, the ONS data is showing a continuing rise in the number of people in hospital with coronavirus, and a rise in positive cases overall.

Steve Brown, Director of Public Health Devon says: “We are seeing a gradual climb again in the number of people in Devon reporting a positive coronavirus test. However, with fewer people testing, the actual numbers of people with the virus...

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