Maintaining Your Brain with Cognitive Support
Did you know cognitive decline can happen from your midlife and onwards? Yes, it's true. While most research shows it typically speeds up around 70 years old and onwards, it can start to happen from your mid-30s. Cognitive decline can be associated with many diseases and problems affecting your memory, concentration and movement. While you can't stop it, you can take supplements and implement certain behaviours to slow it down. If you don't, you could be at risk of getting certain cognitive disorders like dementia, Parkinson's disease, traumatic brain injuries, Alzheimer's and more. Basically, your brain is your best friend....
Male Health Support: Supplements and Nutrients for Men
Have you ever felt that rush or urge to get that new smartphone, laptop or gadget? You're not the only one. In this existing century, where the climate of technology, innovation and materialism is the staple of life, many people are caught up in this rat race, neglecting their most important asset, their health. Arguably, this demand for innovation often causes our well-being to get placed on the side-line. Specifically, a big chunk of the male population forgets about the most quintessential wealth, the physical body's health. In fact, according to a survey, around 40.5% of men aged 20 and...
All You Need to Know About Sea Kelp
Are you looking for weight loss solutions? Or considering natural supplements to boost your health? Your answer to these questions is in just two words - sea kelp.There's no denying the fact that we put leafy green veggies on a high pedestal and actively keep them in our healthy diet plan. But now it's time to try "sea leafy green veggies" (sea kelp) and add them to your daily servings of vegetables in one form or another. The truth is, vegetables are already a staple in many Asian cuisines. They have recently grown in popularity as an abundance of supplements...
Digestion and How It Can Be Supported
Do you suffer from any digestive issues? If so, you might be like the rest of the 43% of Britons who have experienced digestive problems in their lifetime. Plus, over 59% of people have not even visited a G.P to address their symptoms. If you're not familiar with indigestion symptoms, they commonly are associated with nausea, bloating, discomfort in your abdomen, burping, flatulence and more. These symptoms, if not managed, can be quite a burden, especially when you're out in public. However, they can be reduced or stopped completely if you know how to manage your digestion. How digestion...