Mariah Carey is an internationally recognised celebrity, not just for her singing though. The award winning singer is known all around the world for her sometimes over-the-top demands. Her most recent request included 20 white kittens and 100 white doves so accompany her while she turned on the Christmas lights at Westfield Shopping Centre. (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘Health’
Improve Your Vocal Cords with Humidifiers
Monday, January 25th, 2010Cold Weather Set to Kill More Elderly People this Winter
Sunday, January 24th, 2010TheWeatherOutlook, one of the UK’s leading weather forecasters, predicts that there’s going to be a 50% chance of snow this Winter. Even if we don’t end up seeing the snow, we will feel it as this Winter looks to be colder than average. Not what we want to hear when we look at our heating bills. (more…)
How To Make Your Skin More Youthful
Saturday, January 23rd, 2010Many people want their skin to glow but do not know all of the latest techniques. It’s not all about money there are many cost effective ways for you to improve your complexion.
If making sure you regularly look after your skin is important so that is remains healthly throughout your life. (more…)
How to Cope with the Winter Cold
Wednesday, January 20th, 2010Intense cold conditions can cause influenza or some other health related problem. It is essential to take precautions and keep ourselves and our homes as warm as possible. Check out the below tips:
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What is Traditional Chinese Medicine?
Saturday, January 16th, 2010TCM or Traditional Chinese Medicine is medical practices originating in China that has been is use for a very long time. The methods range from eating the correct things and herbal remedies to acupuncture and various types of massage, including Shitatsu and Tui na. The meditative practice Qigong and the martial art Tai chi chuan (which is often carried out for health reasons rather than for protection) are also closely associated with traditional Chinese medicine. (more…)
Is It True You Are What You Eat?
Friday, January 15th, 2010Food experts and parents up and down the country have been warning us since the beginning of time that “we are what we eat”. Does this mean that if someone only eats Indian food from a takeaway they will become fat and unhealthy? Roughly translated this saying means that every part of our body (and potentially mind) is affected in some way by the things that we put in our mouth. (more…)
Is It True You Are What You Eat?
Friday, January 15th, 2010Food experts and parents up and down the country have been warning us since the beginning of time that “we are what we eat”. Does this mean that if someone only eats Indian food from a takeaway they will become fat and unhealthy? Roughly translated this saying means that every part of our body (and potentially mind) is affected in some way by the things that we put in our mouth. (more…)
Is It True You Are What You Eat?
Friday, January 15th, 2010Food experts and parents up and down the country have been warning us since the beginning of time that “we are what we eat”. Does this mean that if someone only eats Indian food from a takeaway they will become fat and unhealthy? Roughly translated this saying means that every part of our body (and potentially mind) is affected in some way by the things that we put in our mouth. (more…)
Chamomile can help you with your insomnia
Wednesday, January 13th, 2010Chamomile is a common name used for several daisy-like plants, of which the two most well known are German chamomile (Matricaria recutita) and Roman chamomile (Anthemis nobilis).
In Europe, chamomile has a long history of being used as a natural insomnia relief and treatment for mild anxiety in traditional medicine. The most common way of using the herb was to make an infusion of the flowers that was consumed before the patient went to bed at night. (more…)
Chamomile can help you with your insomnia
Wednesday, January 13th, 2010Chamomile is a common name used for several daisy-like plants, of which the two most well known are German chamomile (Matricaria recutita) and Roman chamomile (Anthemis nobilis).
In Europe, chamomile has a long history of being used as a natural insomnia relief and treatment for mild anxiety in traditional medicine. The most common way of using the herb was to make an infusion of the flowers that was consumed before the patient went to bed at night. (more…)