Fibre in the Diet

By Elizabeth Hartland What is dietary fibre and why is it important? Fibre itself has no nutritional value but the foods in which it is found have vitamins and minerals.

March 8, 2013by shareitIn ,

Juicing for Health

By Elizabeth Hartland The values of juicing have been recognised for many years not only to enhance good health but to aid in healing when the body is compromised. Juicing

February 8, 2013by shareitIn ,

Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia (also mistakenly referred to as fibrositis) is a musculo-skeletal condition causing pain, stiffness and tenderness of the muscles, tendons and joints. Other symptoms associated with this condition include restless

November 14, 2012by Portugal ResidentIn ,

Chronic fatigue syndrome

by Elizabeth Hartland Chronic fatigue syndrome (also known as myalgic encephalomyelitis [ME], chronic mononucleosis-like syndrome, or chronic Epstein Barr Virus [EBV]) is the name given to a condition in which

October 8, 2012by Portugal ResidentIn ,

Pre-conceptional care

By: ELIZABETH HARTLAND | features@algarveresident.com Elizabeth Hartland has a Bachelor of Science Degree in nutrition, together with a Diploma from the Institute of Nutritional Therapy. She is married with two