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details of interior Hang on to any small offcuts. That way, if you have a stain later on and need to treat it with a solvent, you can use the
Your Summer Skin!
The start of summer welcomes in the longer days and some much needed sunshine. While most of us love the warmth and light of the sun, too much sun exposure
Want to lose weight? Embrace the cold!
The temperature has dropped and winter is looming but it’s time to turn down the central heating and leave your coat at home. Research into brown adipose tissue (BAT) is
Understanding collagen
You’ve probably noticed that the word collagen is everywhere! Promoted on social media and endorsed by big name celebrities. In recent years, collagen has gained popularity as a nutritional supplement
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We all need supplements by Dr. Sarah Schenker
Most high streets have at least one health-food shop stocked with shelves of supplements; supermarkets have at least one shelf and pharmacies usually a dedicated section meaning supplements are big
To snack or not to snack…? by Dr. Sarah Schenker
When considering how to lose weight there are plenty of opinions on snacking, is it a good thing – increases metabolism, prevents hunger pangs, or a bad thing – reduces
Boost your immune system: What you can do now by Dr. Sarah Schenker
A strong, well-functioning immune system is one of the key aspects of good health, fighting off disease and infections and allowing you to recover more quickly if you do become
Rest & Relax …AND SO TO BED by Dr. Sarah Schenker
Want to kick-back, relax and sleep more soundly? Here’s your dream ticket. Ahhh, sleep. It’s one of the fundamentals of good health, as important to your physical and mental wellbeing
Focus on soup-and-shake weight loss plan by Dr. Sarah Schenker
The NHS has recently announced that people with type 2 diabetes will be offered the chance to try a soup-and-shake weight loss plan. There is now significant evidence from scientific
Focus on low carbohydrate ‘keto’ diet and Intermittent fasting by Dr. Sarah Schenker
Diet trends come and go but without doubt the two that have prevailed over the past years and continue to grow in popularity are the low carbohydrate ‘keto’ diet and
How to choose your personal healthy diet by Dr. Sarah Schenker
Meals 500-700 calories, 30-40g protein Choose your protein food – approximately fist sized 150g poultry – chicken, turkey, lean duck 150-200g white fish – e.g. cod, haddock, coley, sea bass,
Eat seasonally by Dr. Sarah Schenker
As we enter the last month of spring and approach the summer, we will notice a real change in what fruit and veg are available in the shops and supermarkets.
Hydration sensation by Dr. Sarah Schenker
Proper hydration is crucial for overall health. Are you getting it right? Dr Sarah Schenker, Dietician, Liiv Health Sciences, answers key questions. Q: How much liquid should an adult woman
Collagen – Glow for it by Dr. Sarah Schenker
Collagen. It’s key to supple skin but declines as we age. Now Liiv has an easy way to give your beauty a boost. When it comes to smooth, glowing skin,
Understanding the key stages of a woman’s life by Dr. Sarah Schenker
Women are powerful. Whether they’re studying, working, parenting, caring for elderly relatives or looking after grandchildren, they are key influencers when it comes to health – not just their own
Spring Clean Your Diet by Dr. Sarah Schenker
During the long winter it’s easy to fall into poor eating habits, when fresh, local produce is a distant memory and comfort foods become the norm. Making matters worse, the
Strong Not Skinny – the Power of Protein by Dr. Sarah Schenker
It is widely accepted that carrying excess weight is damaging to health and most of us are aware of the increased risk of conditions such as diabetes and heart disease
Eat to Beat Stress by Dr. Sarah Schenker
roHectic lifestyles and busy workloads can push the body’s response to stress via the adrenal glands. Add to this a reliance on sugar and caffeine, combined with lack of
Eat Yourself Happy by Dr. Sarah Schenker
In these strange new times, it is no surprise that many of us will be experiencing feelings of gloom, mood swings and frustration. Psychologists say it’s normal to feel more
Boost Your Immunity by Dr. Sarah Schenker
A strong, well-functioning immune system is one of the key aspects of good health, fighting off disease and infections and allowing you to recover more quickly if you do become
Why You Should Eat Seasonal Local Produce by Dr. Sarah Schenker
As we enter the last month of spring and approach the summer, we will notice a real change in what fruit and veg are available in the shops and supermarkets.
Foods to Balance Your Hormones by Dr. Sarah Schenker
Hormones are your body’s chemical messengers. They help control practically every physiological process in your body, including your metabolism, immune system, menstrual cycle, appetite and mood. A precise hormonal balance
Focus on Asparagus by Dr. Sarah Schenker
British asparagus will only be around for a limited time as it has one of the shortest seasons amongst fruit and veg, so now is the time to make the
Focus on Beetroot by Dr. Sarah Schenker
Beetroots are a food that you should include in your diet on a regular basis – not just when you eat at a trendy restaurant. They are popular with chefs
Smoothie Bowls by Dr. Sarah Schenker
Smoothie bowls are a great option for a leisurely weekend brunch. They are a delicious way of incorporating fruits, berries, nuts and seeds into your diet. Whatever combination you go
Good Nutrition for the Summer by Dr. Sarah Schenker
With the summer holidays just around the corner, this is usually the time that many of would be thinking about getting in shape for imminent beach holidays or the prospect
Carb Cycling by Dr. Sarah Schenker
You want to lose weight and you know going low carb will get results, but a long term keto diet is just not for you – you just can’t live
A – Z of Toxicity in our home – Triclosan
Triclosan and triclocarban are chlorinated aromatic compounds highly soluble in water. They are registered as a pesticide with the Environmental Protection Agency since 1969, and used in personal care products
A – Z of Toxicity in our home – Phthalates
Pronounced ‘thalates’, they are salts or esters of phthalic acid. Phthalates are used in a variety of personal care products as fragrances – to make them linger. They are also
