Sugar substitute recipes don’t have to be boring – Canderel shows you how. Spiced Fruity Glazed Duck Breasts Serves: 4 Preparation Time: 10 minutes Cooking Time: 15-20 minutes Ingredients: For the meat: 4 duck breasts 2 teaspoons black peppercorns 1 … Continue reading
Cancel the gym membership, scrap the diet and forget about plastic surgery. Scientists have today announced what all women want to hear that shopping is good for your health. Chevrolet, a carmaker synonymous with value for money, studied the … Continue reading
Last year alone saw nearly over a third of consumers buying naturally based cosmetic and toiletry products on a regular basis. With this in mind, Oraldent, the oral care specialists, have teamed up natural health expert, Sarah Wilson and has … Continue reading
Many of us can’t even bring ourselves to say the word ‘colon’ in public, yet a healthy digestive tract could be the key to long life and, far from being a dirty word, if you are going to look after … Continue reading
A traditional Chinese herbal medicine consisting of five herbs may benefit people with eczema, new research in the British Journal of Dermatology reveals. Scientists at the Chinese University of Hong Kong evaluated the effects of the Pentaherbs brand formulation on … Continue reading
London: As part of a project looking into helping dementia sufferers remain in their own homes for as long as possible, a flat within a Sheltered Housing Scheme in the UK town of Bristol has been converted into a prototype … Continue reading
Toronto: Hypnox is a 25-minute hypnotherapeutic audio recording which alleviates the signs of facial aging. The process was developed as an alternative to cosmetic botulinum toxin type A injectables (like those sold under the brand names Botox or Dysport). Cosmetic … Continue reading
New York: Just 10 minutes of exercise daily can improve the lives of overweight or obese older woman, new research has found. In a study of 430 overweight, postmenopausal women who took part in various amounts of exercise each week- … Continue reading
Belfast: A steamy sex session in the morning can keep you in good health, say British researchers. According to a research from Queens University in Belfast, a good morning session at least three times a week, decreases the risk of … Continue reading
London: A new generation of hormone diet drugs which could be as effective as weight-loss surgery could soon be on the market after the announcement that it was ready for human trials. Scientists believe the drug, which creates a false … Continue reading
Washington: A new discovery holds out the prospect of keeping old age at bay by targeting “longevity” genes. Scientists have identified 25 genes that regulate lifespan in two organisms separated by 1.5 billion years of evolution. They believe at least … Continue reading
London: The average person’s heart is five years older than their chronological age, according to a new study. Based on an analysis of heart health checks conducted at branches of Lloydspharmacy, and using a protocol developed by Unilever and Boston … Continue reading
A skincare breakthrough is set to challenge Botox® and theres not a needle, frozen look or health risk in sight. In a discovery that has challenged conventional thought on the wrinkling process, a cream containing a harmless mirror ingredient to … Continue reading
Dermalogica has launched a new range of anti-ageing skincare with a powerful mix of ingredients to fight the biochemical causes of skin ageing. AGE Smart which flew off the shelves after its recent US launch contains innovative technology and ingredients. … Continue reading
London: While the smoking ban has caused many Brits to quit or at least cut down, almost half (42%) of British smokers admit their cigarette cravings are out of control and despite wanting to quit they regularly give in and … Continue reading
London: New statistics show that skin cancer is now the fastest growing cancer in the UK, and as early detection is crucial in its treatment, the British Association of Dermatologists (BAD) is launching a campaign to raise awareness of the … Continue reading
Vienna: The worlds first dynamic volume CT (computerised tomography) scanner, which can scan a heart in a single heartbeat while administering just a fifth of the radiation dose of conventional scanners*, is launched at the European Congress of Radiology in … Continue reading
Sydney: Scientists in Australia have found conclusive evidence that a high GI diet, generally rich in food that is burnt by the body quickly, leads to a higher risk of common lifestyle diseases. The Glycemic Index (GI) is a measure … Continue reading
London: As the number of people with diabetes continues to grow, the number of diabetics who have a heart attack has doubled over the last ten years, UK researchers say. The number of people with type 2 diabetes, the form … Continue reading
Edinburgh: Happiness is in your genes, according to the latest research from the University of Edinburgh. Fifty per cent of our disposition is genetic, with external factors such as money, career, health, relationships accounting for the rest, says the report … Continue reading
Careers and Conception – The race against time David Alpert, founder of the International Institute for Anti-Ageing (iiaa) was recently invited to present a lecture for the Newborn and Maternity Forum at the Royal Society of Medicine in London. The … Continue reading
Treat yourself to a cocktail – try the latest from Schweppes which are packed full of anti-ageing ingredients and antioxidants. Schweppes Cocktails with Russhian and Schweppes Tonic water with a hint of Pomegranate Fruity Fun 5ml Milk Thistle tincture, 15ml … Continue reading
NEVER MIND THE BOTOX – try a face workout! By Dean Hodgkin Keep young and beautiful, if you want to be loved, the old song goes, but thats easier said than done when gravity and time take their toll. But … Continue reading
Tel Aviv: A gene found in women of shorter stature is also linked to living a very long life — to 90 and beyond, according to researchers at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University. Mutations in genes … Continue reading
London: Alcohol consumption in Britain continues to grow with the Brits now drinking more than Russians, according to the latest figures from the World Health Organisation. In addition teenage drinkers in the UK are the drunks of Europe. WHO figures … Continue reading
