Category: Health
What People Didn’t Tell You About Weight-Loss
Are in you in the process of losing weight right now? Keep up the good work! While it is highly likely that you have read all sorts of advice about the practicalities involved and the different techniques that you can use, you may not have read all that much about what life is like after…
Learn How to Cook while Traveling in Vietnam
Vietnamese are widely known for making some of the tastiest and most enticing meals all over world. Their food is made using natural ingredients which are harvested from the farm. Also, different chefs offer training and supervision for those who want to learn a few menus from this great state. So aside from learning the…
Sleep Awareness Week: compare your sleep with others using new online tool
To celebrate Sleep Awareness Week, Hillarys has created a new online tool called Your Sleep v The World’. With this tool you can see how much sleep you are getting and compare it to other countries, celebrities and even animals around the world. The team at home interiors specialist Hillarys (www.hillarys.co.uk) created Your Sleep v The World…
Sleep Awareness Week: Top 6 sleep gadgets to help you get a good night’s rest
March is certainly the month of wellness. Not only is it National Bed Month, next week (11/03-17/03) also marks National Sleep Awareness Week. Chris Price celebrates the importance of a great night’s rest with six sleep gadgets designed specifically to help you get 40 winks The Sleep Council’s 2017 ‘Great British Bedtime Report’ revealed that more than…
Half of us have used technology to help us get to sleep
New research into Britons’ sleeping habits reveal that the UK is embracing technology in a bid to get the perfect night sleep. A survey of 1,105 UK adults carried out by interiors etailer Furniture123.co.uk found that 51% of the UK population has used technology-based sleep-aids. And Almost 1 in 3 (31%) said they use them every night. Sleep…
5 Tips to buying a mattress on a budget
How long have you had your mattress? If it is at least seven years old, then it is probably time to get a new one, especially if you have not been able to sleep comfortably for a while. There are a lot of things to consider when buying a mattress, as there are many types…
How technology is changing the way patients deal with their illnesses
There was a time when doctors relied solely upon medical textbooks, thorough physical examinations, and extensive knowledge to diagnose patients; their symptoms and features would be analyzed and cross-checked before a prognosis was given. These days, technology plays its part in a barrage of medical tests and examinations, improving accuracy and the speed with which…
5 supplements that can help you lose weight
For many people, shedding the pounds involves working out and eating lots of healthy foods. However, a new weight loss solution has emerged in recent years – supplements. These supplements can include all sorts of drugs and natural ingredients. Like diet pills, they claim to either help you lose weight or make it easier to…
Tips to choose the right bed for growing children
In the life of every parent there comes a time when they have to get a bed for their kids after having had a cot. Should that be a toddler bed or a single bed? Should it be on a slatted or on an ensemble base? The latex or innerspring mattress? Whatever you are looking…
Digital erosion of childhood. Should we be encouraging children to take risks?
Keeping young children away from perceived risky activities such as outdoor swimming is damaging. At least that's according to education expert Dr Sandra Leaton Gray from the UCL Institute of Education. Writing in her book Invisibly Blighted: the digital erosion of childhood Leaton Gray says: "Heavily supervised young children of today may simply be more likely to drown…
