Health Guides

Today, on 11/11, I'm excited to share something special that I've been working on for quite some time. In addition to providing you relief from dry, irritated eyes, I’ll be exploring the often-overlooked topic of tear health. It’s surprising how few have addressed this important subject. Many people believe that eye problems are simply an unavoidable consequence of ageing. However, ageing does not have to equate to conditions like cataracts, glaucoma, or dry eyes, issues I’m focusing on today with a positive outlook. Let’s journey together toward healthier, happier eyes!

Commonly described as a "pins and needles" sensation, paresthesia can affect various parts of the body. A lot of people brush it off and think it's just part of being alive, well yes but if it's happening too often it could be a sign you need to make some changes. As I said the actual official name is Paresthesia, and technically it is classified as a tingling sensation in the feet and other extremities, is closely associated with peripheral neuropathy, which involves weakness and pain resulting from nerve damage.

Here we are in a deep dive guide, I'm apprehensive to write articles / guides on subjects that are quite serious health issues. It's my mission to get people to help themselves naturally but big Pharma and its power is scary, but the information must be shared. Ultimately it's for the reader to decide what they make of it and any action they take.

OK, let me come straight to the point first. Here are some key points that might explain why I think thyroid health is extremely significant: Growth & Development, Mental Health, Heart Health, Hormone Production, Autoimmune Conditions and Metabolic Regulation. That sounds impressive, right? Your endocrine system is a remarkable web of glands and organs that orchestrate the release of hormones, which are powerful chemical messengers essential for maintaining the delicate balance of countless bodily functions.

Many women are all too familiar with the discomfort that comes from these annoying infections. Characterised by itching and thick discharge, vaginal yeast infections, known medically as vulvovaginal candidiasis, are surprisingly common. In fact, they stand as the second most prevalent type of vaginal infection, following bacterial vaginosis.