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The importance of micronutrients for metabolic health
Most people have heard of the saying, “You are what you eat” but not many of us have looked deeper to gain an understanding of what we need to eat in order to achieve optimum health and wellbeing. The fact is, eating a healthy diet is not necessarily sufficient to [...]
Executive approach to your health
Take an ‘executive’ approach to managing your health via medical screening Every successful person knows that to build a business or to reach career and personal goals takes dedication, time, energy and modicum of stress. Furthermore, in order to maintain the desired level of success, we are happy to put [...]
Link between nutrition and cancer: how to reduce the risk of early disease and death
We’ve all heard the old adage, “you are what you eat”, a phrase often used as a lighthearted admonishment when indulging in a nice but naughty treat. However, this sentiment is far from flippant, as nutrition is the singular most important element in the preservation of our physical and mental [...]
Why health screening is crucial: You are never too young to have a heart attack
It is true that heart attacks usually occur in patients aged over 45 years but younger people can to suffer a myocardial infarction. The Emergency Medical News states that the majority of clinical studies and medical guidelines are focused on older patients and there is limited data covering younger patients. [...]
Top tips for reducing the risk of cancer
When diagnosed with cancer, often the first sentiment is “Why me?” According to Cancer Research UK there are some cancers that cannot be prevented, in which case there isn’t much you can do to change your path. It is true that there are many factors that can determine whether you [...]
Cancer screening and early detection save lives
Cancer is a global disease which according to the World Health Organisation (WHO) in 2020 has been attributed to nearly 10 million deaths, which equates to nearly one in six deaths. Worldwide the most common being breast, lung, rectum, prostate and colon cancer of who one third of mortalities were [...]