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12 Tips for Women’s Brain Health
There are many aspects of your health that you have to take care of on a daily basis. One that can affect almost every aspect of your life, though, is your brain. When it comes to brain health, though, there is a lot you can do to decrease your chances of running into a problem both immediately and further down the road. To help you keep your mind on task and in working order, we have compiled 12 tips so that you can stay the healthy in mind as well as body. Give Your Mind A Workout It might sound cliché but one of the best ways to ensure that…
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Peace of Mind With Breastlight
Despite the successes in screening for breast cancer in recent years, the risk of getting the disease remains high. Currently 1 in every 8 women in the UK will be diagnosed with breast cancer at sometime during their life, with the incidence rates for breast cancer projected to rise by 2% in the UK between now and 2035 according to Cancer Research UK. The number of deaths from Breast Cancer currently stands at 21.2 per 100,000 woman per year. Although men can get Breast Cancer too, it is predominantly a disease that affects, and kills women. It has to be said that woman are taking far more control when it…
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Top 5 Symptoms of Heart Disease in Women
Cardiovascular disease generally is termed as the condition which involves blocked or narrowed blood vessels that lead to a heart attack, stroke or chest pain. The effect of heart attack is different in men and women. Men usually get a crushing heart pain while in the case f women, the symptoms may be vague and even silent in addition to the normal ones. Women are usually dead on arrival or dead due to heart disease. Studies show that women have died more than men due to heart disease. Thus this disease is considered as women’s disease than it is men’s disease. Women are more prone to heart diseases due to…
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Dealing with those ‘Oops’ moments.
In amongst all the things women still don’t talk about, a leaky bladder is probably the number one taboo subject. Feeling worried about leakages when we laugh too hard, or sneeze, or just when we are dying to use the toilet, are all really common, with an incredible one in two women in the UK alone affected by this. But a new film from Tena is aiming to change are attitudes towards what is a common problem, with four women talking about their own experiences of light bladder weakness. I have my own experience of this sort of problem. Many years ago a close friend used to suffer if she…
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Bimuno can ease the symptons of IBS
I can speak from my own experience when I say that digestive health problems have the ability to completely blight your life. I was diagnosed with Colitis in 2006, after a period of debilitating stomach cramps, chronic diarrhea and general stomach discomfort. The diagnosis gave my illness a name and a label, but did nothing to take away the stress and worry this illness caused me, I was too frightened to eat out in case I had an attack of the killer cramps. Colitis attacks in flare-ups, so I can go through periods of time when I feel fine, but other periods are just hell for me with constant discomfort…
