The statistics speak for themselves - Japan has the lowest obesity rates in the developed world (1.5% as opposed to over 20% in Ireland), a life expectancy of 82 years (longer than anywhere in Europe) and a population than can anticipate an average of 75 years of healthy and disability-free living. Sushi anyone?! Continue reading Get out Your Chopsticks for a Longer Life! By Suzanne Laurie…
These days, apple cider vinegar can be found in most supermarkets and health shops. Hundreds of books have been written on its powerful and diverse properties ranging from a natural cleaning agent to a natural healing agent. So if you haven’t already added this versitile product to your fridge (and cleaning cabinet!) – now’s the time! Continue reading Cider Vinegar Every Day Keeps Old Age at Bay and Lots More Besides! By Caroline Noonan…
Right now you are probably expecting to read about some incredibly exotic and equally expensive tropical fruit that is unlikely to appear on the shelves at Supervalu anytime soon – but no! In fact the fruit in question is the humble apple. Continue reading Which Fruit is better than Statins at reducing Cholesterol? By Suzanne Laurie…
We all know the Mediterraneans are a seemingly healthy bunch but is their diet really enough to offset all the coffee and cigarettes or is the key to their long life actually down to a love of afternoon naps? Continue reading Could a Siesta Save Your Life? By Suzanne Laurie…
You may well have read our previous post regarding the possible benefits of turmeric in terms of its cancer fighting properties. We like turmeric so much that we will tell you some more about it, and give you a nice recipe too! Continue reading Salmon Curry…
New research suggests that the humble culinary herb thyme may be a better at dealing with troublesome spots than expensive lotions and potions and even prescription medications. It is also far gentler on the skin and has none of the side effects associated with commonly used medications. Continue reading Thyme for a New Look at Acne Treatments? By Suzanne Laurie…