Artificial sweeteners

With overweight and obesity increasing at a fast pace, sugar substitutes abound and are taking the place of sugar in the market. Too much sugar is of course a major

May 15, 2014by shareitIn

Kidney stones

Kidney stones are caused by an accumulation of mineral salts, combined mostly with calcium, which may lodge anywhere along the course of the urinary tract. They are usually comprised of

November 8, 2013by shareitIn ,

Uterine fibroids

By Elizabeth Hartland Uterine fibroids most often occur in women in their twenties to late forties and are found in at least 40% of women who reach menopause. Left to

October 10, 2013by shareitIn ,

ROSACEA

By Elizabeth Hartland A fairly common skin disorder, rosacea isn’t dangerous, but it can be, for cosmetic reasons, very distressing for the sufferer. Rosacea is characterised by sporadic outbreaks or

September 12, 2013by shareitIn ,

Psoriasis

By Elizabeth Hartland Psoriasis is a chronic, non-contagious skin condition affecting around 2% of the UK population. This condition may develop at any time although the average age of onset

Shingles (Herpes zoster)

By Elizabeth Hartland Shingles is an acute inflammation of one or more posterior root ganglion of the spine or of the trigeminal nerve. The inflammation and infection is caused by

April 10, 2013by shareitIn ,