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As it’s Valentines Day this month, I thought we would focus on looking after your HEART.
Winnie the Pooh day is January 18!
As we are fast approaching the dreaded ‘X’ word, it’s about time we started thinking about how we are going to a) Preserve our sanity b) Look after our liver.
According to my children I’m fairly ‘weird’ most of the time as I carry quite a few remedies and aromatherapy oils in my handbag in my regular daily life, but if you are going on holiday sometime soon and would like to pack a more natural remedy kit for all the little ups and down that often occur, then here is a good list to start with (second half next month).
World Turtle Day is May 23 and World Digestive Health Day is May 29, so how can I connect those together?
The first National Conversation Week launches on March 6 and aims to encourage more conversations in both our personal and professional lives.
February often seems like crawling through treacle. Maybe it’s just me that dislikes February?
I trawled the internet for a health awareness topic to write about this month, but the only option was National Tree Week, December 1-5 (or International Mountain Day!). How can I relate trees to health and wellness?
November’s dark mornings and evenings, and energy levels fall meaning we can even feel less happy – current research has told us that food can definitely affect our mood as well as our energy levels so let’s look at some simple things you can do to prevent that S.A.D feeling!
October 12th-18th is National Arthritis Week. The two main types of Arthritis are Inflammatory (Rheumatoid RA) & Degenerative/Mechanical (Osteo OA).
So from September 12-18, we are supposed to “know your numbers” - the British Heart Foundation wants us to understand and prevent high blood pressure.
