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5 Low-Energy Hobbies to Keep Your Mind Sharp Post Surgery

Recovering from surgery often requires a delicate balance between rest and gentle activity. While your body needs time to heal, your mind still craves stimulation. Long stretches of inactivity can sometimes lead to boredom, frustration, or even mental fog.

The good news is that there are plenty of low-energy hobbies that can help keep your mind engaged without putting strain on your body. These activities are not only enjoyable but can also support cognitive health and emotional well-being during recovery.

Here are five low-energy hobbies that are ideal for staying...

5 top useful CBD oil products you can consume daily

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Mon, 11/02/2020 - 10:52am

There are many things we should know about CBD. It has indeed gained popularity over the years, where many have grown interested in its medicinal benefits. Some people seek a doctor's advice to use these kinds of products. Let me walk you through some thoughts about it and a few of the many products you could choose from.

Always remember to seek bits of advice from health professionals before using CBD-based products. These are not a substitute for prescribed drugs. Consuming CBD in proper dosage is also advised to avoid unwanted side effects.

Useful points

As...

Prestigious £900,000 award to investigate underlying mechanisms of depression

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 10/30/2020 - 10:16pm

Dr Valentina Mosienko from the University of Exeter Medical School has won one of 15 highly competitive fellowships from the Medical Research Council Career Development Award .

The award, covering five years, will allow Dr Mosienko to study star-shaped brain cells – known as astrocytes – and their role in depression etiology.

Dr Mosienko said “I’m honoured to receive the fellowship to investigate this important area of research. Depression is a devastating illness affecting one in four people in the UK. It is not fully understood still, with antidepressants commonly...

Do Your Eyes Hurt? Here are 6 Reasons Why This Can Happen

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Fri, 10/30/2020 - 11:11am

Do you rub your eyes constantly? Do they make you uncomfortable most of the time to the extent that you cannot open them? If your answer is yes, then you should see an ophthalmologist who can help detect the cause behind your discomfort. Although seeking professional help is the best thing to do, you should also educate yourself about what can make your eyes hurt so that you can take preventative measures or treat the pain when it happens. Not all eye pain is serious; some can be just mere exhaustion that can be treated by having some rest. So if you want to know common reasons for eye...

4 lockdown friendly ways you can stay active at home

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Thu, 10/29/2020 - 1:26am

With the tier system now in place, many areas of the country are going into various levels of lockdown. Some are in full lockdown like Wales and Scotland, and other areas seem to be teetering on the brink of moving up a tier, depending on the level of Covid virus in their area.

Here in Exeter, Covid cases do seem to be stabilising , but many people are still reluctant to get back to “normal” or even embrace a new normal if it means socialising with others.

Time To Get In Shape

It’s hard to think about staying active whilst trying to stay in, and it may seem pointless to...

Blood test predicts ovarian cancer better than previously thought

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 10/28/2020 - 9:27pm

A blood test already available to GPs in the UK is more predictive of ovarian cancer than previously thought and could also help pick up other forms of cancer, according to new research published in PLOS Medicine today (Wednesday) and funded by Cancer Research UK and NIHR.

This study involving the University of Exeter was led by Dr Garth Funston at the University of Cambridge as part of the CanTest collaborative, and studied more than 50,000 women who had a specific type of blood test with their GP in England.

The test is for women with symptoms possibly caused by...

Cannabis use after work hours doesn’t affect job performance

The world of cannabis is opening up and embracing new norms and outlook. In a recent study, it was concluded that these green herbs do not effect work performance. Read more to find out.

In the world of cannabis, there has been learning and unlearning of opinions. Looking at the history when these green buds were appreciated and then to the contrasting beliefs today, we know that the complete potential of this nature's gift is yet to be identified. However, this has not stopped many people from adopting the stigmatized view and putting the benefits on hold because of the drug war...

Affordable community acupuncture in Exeter

Affordable Acupuncture in Exeter

Book online or call: 07444718395 or email: info@peoplesacupunctureproject.com

The People’s Acupuncture Project

Opening a Second Day

After 7 years we have opened a second day at the project. In response to the emerging research on the efficacy of acupuncture supporting the physical and emotional after effects of COVID 19.

https://hms.harvard.edu/news/quieting-storm

We are now open weekly on Tuesdays.

Online bookings are active.

Covid-19

We are open and closely...

Eye-scream – experts warn of novelty contact lens dangers in Exeter

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 10/26/2020 - 10:42pm

Exeter people planning on dressing up this Hallowe’en are being urged to void having a ‘sight-mare’ by looking after their eyes.

Exeter Specsavers store staff are hoping that fancy dress revellers don’t play a trick on their eyes by using costume contact lenses and make-up, and instead treat them to the care they deserve this Saturday.

Scott McGowan, ophthalmic director at the store, says: ‘While novelty contact lenses may seem like a perfect costume addition, they can damage eyes – especially if not handled in the right way.

‘Not knowing how to wear or care for...

NHS organisations in Devon are working together to manage COVID-19 and keep essential services running

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 10/26/2020 - 2:04pm

NHS organisations across Devon are sharing their resources and expertise to manage the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, prepare for winter and keep essential services running.

As COVID-19 infections rise, health and social care partners are preparing for an increase in patients with the virus at hospitals in coming months.

The most recently published data show 517 confirmed cases in Devon with hospital admissions increasing.

Devon’s four main hospitals* will work closely as a network to manage resources in the most effective way to deliver a range of services...

Top 10 benefits of CBD you didn’t know before

Nature is full of gifts for humanity. If there is a problem, there is a big chance that nature already has its solution. We may haven’t discovered it yet, but it is there, and we just need to find out how and where. CBD is a fine example of one such gift of nature. There are countless benefits of CBD, and scientists all around the world are still conducting research to uncover and discover the potential of CBD in the medical field. It is believed that CBD could be a potential candidate to treat diseases like epilepsy. However, it is too early anything about it because it is still a work...

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