Breaking Free from Self-Criticism

Sharon Moore April 01, 2015

For some of us, self-criticism is a way of life. We listen more to our inner critical voices than the good ones. And without knowing it, self-criticism spoils are enthusiasm and saps our energy. It makes us belittle ourselves and discourage us from unleashing our true potential. So how do you break free from self-criticism? Here are simple strategies to try

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The Role of Diet in Fighting Alzheimer’s

Lisa Franchi March 30, 2015

Alzheimer’s is the most common type of dementia, affecting almost 500,000 people in the UK. Whilst its cause is still unknown, scientists say that there are plenty of factors that could contribute to the development of this disease. But could diet really play a role in reducing an individual’s risk of Alzheimer’s disease? Researchers from

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5 Things You Want to Do to Live a Fulfilling Life

Rebecca Lewis March 30, 2015

Regardless of our differences in colour, culture, faith, and beliefs – we all dream of the same thing – a wonderful and fulfilling life. But achieving a fulfilling life doesn’t come easy. With these steps however, you can do it. Find your passion, and pursue it. One of the best things you can do to have a fulfilling life is to find out wh

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Stressed to the Max? 10 Strategies to Try

Lisa Franchi March 27, 2015

Stressed to the max? You are not alone. Thousands, if not millions of people try hard to fight stress every day, and it is a battle that never ends. Stress. We hear people talk about it most of the time. We regularly talk about how stressed we are, how we can overcome it, or how we can avoid it in the first place. It seems like everybody is seriously deali

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Friendships that Aren’t Worth Keeping

Rebecca Lewis March 27, 2015

Friends. We need them in our life. Happiest people are those who are not just physically and mentally tough, but also have strong social relationships. Research shows that friendships are central to our health and well-being. But not all friendships are created equal. Negative friendships can cause frustration, stress and can even put you in harm. Yes, the

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Why Alkalise Your Diet?

Josie Beevers Nutritionist - Natural Fertility Therapy, Womens Health, Mens Health in Hackney March 26, 2015

Eating an alkaline diet is a natural, almost an evolutionary requirement in order to maintain vibrant health. Your body’s pH lies between 7.35 – 7.45, slightly alkaline. Your body works hard to maintain this delicate homeostasis (balance) because your internal pH is vital to the healthful functioning of every cell, tissue and organ in the body.

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What to Do When Your Loved One Has Anxiety Disorder

Lisa Franchi March 26, 2015

Anxiety disorder is tough not just for those who have it but also for the people around them. It can be physically draining at times, and emotionally tormenting most of the time. Whilst the person suffering from anxiety issues may realise that it’s too much, he or she may also have a hard time dealing with it. It is a real mental health issue that can

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Scientists Discover a Way to Make Chocolates Healthier

Sharon Moore March 26, 2015

Very few people hate chocolate. It’s sweet, slightly bitter taste, enchanting aroma, and melt-in-your-mouth texture are things to die for. But most chocolate products available these days are very high in sugar and are less healthy than pure cocoa. But don’t worry, soon, there will be a way to make chocolates healthier and even more delicious tha

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365-Day Detox: Easy Steps to Everyday Detox

Josie Beevers Nutritionist - Natural Fertility Therapy, Womens Health, Mens Health in Hackney March 25, 2015

We often think of detox as an annual event, focussing on ‘Dry January’, or a swift juice cleanse to ease us of our guilty overindulgence. To encourage the most thorough detoxification and functioning of cells, organs and tissues, what we really need to think about is detoxing 365 days a year! By that I don’t mean getting into a purely juic

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Time Warp as a Symptom of Depression (And How Mindfulness-Based Therapies Can Help Address It)

Lisa Franchi March 25, 2015

Isn’t it funny how time flies by so fast when we are having fun, and how it seems to stop when we are feeling down? For people with depression, time warp is more than a feeling. It actually exists, German researchers found. For the study, researchers analysed data from 16 previous studies involving over 800 depressed and non-depressed people. Most of

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