Category Archives: Long Term Health
SHOULD WE BE USING HORMONES TO BOOST IMMUNITY?
Until a safe and effective CoViD19 vaccine has been developed, identifying antiviral medications that help patients would be a great tool for medical teams. We have become familiar with names such as Remdesivir and Hydroxychloroquine from mentions in the news. … Continue reading
Coffee
DeCaf Coffee Would you be surprised to discover that decaf coffee is in fact not 100% caffeine free? I know I was when I first found out a few years back at a conference. Unfortunately, if you were under the … Continue reading
Menopause Support
Bad Sleep? At a Menopause Society conference many years ago, I heard a talk given by a nurse who recommended that women with PMS should add magnesium to their diet in the form of supplements. She also mentioned that the … Continue reading
High Strength Vitamins and Minerals
20th October New High Strength Pills and Potions? We may soon be noticing an increasing amount of high strength vitamins and minerals hitting the shelves; these are rumoured to be in the pipeline from pharmaceutical companies. I presume that these … Continue reading
Reducing the Number of Medicines We take
23rd September 2016 I was totally intrigued by Dr Chris van Tulleken’s programme last night – this guy is exactly the sort of GP who should be cloned and made available to all consenting NHS patients! Whilst recognising the need … Continue reading