A friend of mine has recently started taking Noni juice, can you tell me more about it?
Noni has been used as a natural healing plant for many years, it delivers high levels of nutrients, which may increase energy levels.
It helps: The Immune system, due to its anti-bacterial properties; Circulation, as a powerful antioxidant and Digestion, by improving the absorption of nutrients at cellular level.
Various Noni juice products include one for women containing Black Cohosh & Red Clover & Isoflavones, traditionally used to alleviate menopausal symptoms, Calcium Civate which may help protect against osteoporosis, Dandelion, Vitamin B Complex & Vitamin E. Also a men’s Noni juice containing Ginseng for stress & fatigue, saw Palmetto-widely used to relieve prostate problems, Horny Goat Weed – renowned for its aphrodisiac properties, Maca & Lycopene.
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Holiday Health Tips
At this time of year I often get asked for recommendations for the holiday period. Here’s a few things you may want to pack when getting ready for your holiday.
Take this supplement approx 2 weeks before travelling and during your holiday to help prevent mosquito and midge bites. Take between 300mg and 500mg twice a day.
Ginger Hair
Excellent for those long journeys to calm and prevent nausea and travel sickness. Can be taken raw, stem, capsules or as a sweet.
Probiotics and Prebiotics
A must for travellers to help prevent those upset tummies we often get due to changes in our diets, drinking water. Probiotics provide strains of beneficial bacteria which can destroy or control harmful organisms and improve intestinal function.
Lysine
I suggest taking this product if possible two weeks before and continue taking throughout your holiday to help prevent cold sores. Recovery Remedy – a useful product to keep handy and use if you get anxious before flying or travelling.
Collagen Red Light, Anti-Aging, Therapy Works
Collagen Red Light Therapy
From our late 20′s onwards, collagen diminishes in our bodies at a rate of about 1.5% a year. Once this process starts, the signs of aging begin. Fine lines, wrinkles and age spots appear. Unexplained aches and pains are often experienced. These symptoms are indicators of a depletion of collagen, elastin and vitamin D in our bodies.
Temporary treatments such as collagen enhanced creams are available, but they only penetrate the top few layers of skin. As we naturally shed skin everyday, we loose the benefit of the cream quite quickly.
Collagen or Red light anti aging therapy, which is also know as Photo Rejuvenation, was developed as a result of research done by NASA and trialed extensively in hospitals in the USA and other countries throughout the world and has been found to help in many areas. These range from helping to kill the bacteria associated with acne to promoting the healing of wounds in children who, as a result of treatment for cancer, developed acute mouth ulcers resulting from the use of chemotherapy and radiation.
Hair loss? Fine hair? Scalp health concerns?
You may be surprised to read that nearly 50% of women in the UK have fine or thinning hair. We all lead increasingly stressful lives, take more medication and go on crazy diets, and these are just some of the things that can cause our hair to thin. In additions, pregnancy, thyroid problems, chemotherapy and ageing may cause hair loss, and where do you turn for expert help and advice?
JT’s Hair Salon in Barnsley would be a good place to start. The salon uses a specialist haircare range called NIOXIN® and Jayne Taylor explains: “Healthy hair begins with a healthy scalp and the reason for recommending NIOXIN® to our clients is that it treats both!”
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What are they?
Solar lentigines, there are flat, grey, brown or black spots varying in size. True age spots are harmless and can be treated. However, prevention is the easiest way to maintain your skin’s youthful appearance and to avoid these dark skin spots.
Symptoms
Age spots are flat, oval areas of increased pigmentation, usually brown, black or gray.. Age spots occur on skin that has had the most sun exposure over the years, such as the backs of hands, tops of feet, face, shoulders, chest and upper back.
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