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Download our delicious roasted tomato soup to support prostate health

March is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to focus on diet and lifestyle choices that can help protect and support prostate health. Research shows that what we eat plays a significant role in reducing the risk of prostate issues, including cancer and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). That’s why we’re sharing our […]

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Prostate Cancer Awareness Month – it’s time to get checked

Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers among men, yet many don’t realise they have it until it’s advanced. The disease often develops slowly, showing few or no symptoms in its early stages. This makes early detection critical – regular check-ups and PSA tests can make all the difference. When Sir Chris Hoy […]

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A different way to fight winter viruses

I’ve been following Dr. John Campbell on YouTube for several years now and value his experience and knowledge on many health-related matters.   I thought this 10-minute video where he talks about how he managed his recent respiratory virus symptoms with rest, hydration, iodine gargles and supplements would be helpful – after all, however hard we […]

Remembering loved ones on Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Day

During November, we mark Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Day, a day to highlight one of the most aggressive and challenging forms of cancer. This cancer claims the lives of many each year, including notable figures like Patrick Swayze, Alan Rickman, Steve Jobs, John Hurt, and Aretha Franklin. In the UK, pancreatic cancer has a survival rate of just […]

Vitamin D with Dr Grimes

Vitamin D with Dr David Grimes

Watch the video – learn to unlock the power of Vitamin D! I first came across Dr David Grimes when he was interviewed by Dr John Campbell, whose popular YouTube channel I have been subscribing to for many years. After Dr Grimes gave a talk on Vitamin D at a professional colon hydrotherapy conference that a […]

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Is shift work wrecking your gut health?

Ways to manage the digestive impact of disrupted eating patterns Over the years, I’ve been contacted by dozens of people who work shifts (in health and social care, emergency and security services, as well as in many manufacturing industries) and who have digestive issues. Nurses who work on the maternity ward tell me that they […]

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The difference between colon hydrotherapy and a colonoscopy

As well as April being IBS awareness month, this is also bowel cancer awareness month, but the two conditions are not related. There is no evidence to suggest that IBS increases the risk of developing bowel cancer. The only way IBS and bowel cancer are related is that they can both cause bowel symptoms. People […]

Are you ‘inflammaging’?

Are you ‘inflammaging’?

You’ve probably heard that inflammation is at the root of many diseases and plays a key role in ageing. In fact, inflammation is so much a part of conversations around ageing these days, that a new term has been coined to note the connection – Inflammaging. But, before getting to how inflammation contributes to and […]

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Omega 3s reduce Alzheimer’s Disease risk

It is often said that that fish is ‘brain food’ and there is good evidence that eating fish, which contains omega 3, is not only good for your health, but can reduce your risk of Alzheimer’s Disease. A recent study by scientists with the Fatty Acid Research Institute found that people with high amounts of […]

Treat Dad to this prostate protecting recipe this Father’s Day

June is Men’s Health Month, and it is also the month when we celebrate Father’s Day, making it the perfect time to celebrate and remind the dads (and brothers, uncles, grandads, husbands, partners) in your life about the importance of regular check-ups and cancer screenings, and making healthy lifestyle choices. According to Cancer Research UK: […]

Nutritional Absorption

Nutritional absorption – the older you are, the more important it is! 

Ageing is linked to a variety of changes in the body, including muscle loss, thinner skin, thinning hair, memory loss, fatigue, depression and less stomach acid. Some of these changes can make you prone to nutrient deficiencies, while others can affect your senses and quality of life. However, many of these changes can be reduced […]

You can't drug yourself into be healthy

You can’t drug yourself to better health!

Pharmaceutical companies are there to make a profit.  They don’t have a legal responsibility to give you the best treatment.  Between 2009 and 2014, most of the top 10 pharma companies had paid fines of around $13 billion for hiding data on harms, illegal marketing of drugs and manipulation of results. The British Medical Journal […]