With today's frenetic lifestyles pushing mealtimes later and later, whether it's eating after a long commute, a late gym session or an evening spent catching up on work, food choices before bed can make a bigger difference than many realise.
Tarun Kumar, Co-Founder and Superintendent Pharmacist of Cured Pharmacy , revealed the foods you should avoid if you want to enjoy a good night’...
As the school holidays begin and children prepare for a summer of outdoor play, pharmacists are issuing advice to parents on the best way to help their children tackle hay fever.
Hay fever can cause symptoms that may overlap with a cold, such as sneezing, a runny or blocked nose, coughing, and itchy, red or watery eyes. So parents need to recognise the symptoms of hay fever and...
Building experts are urging Brits to turn their boilers on this summer, in an effort to help them save thousands of pounds in the winter months.
While it may seem like an odd choice to switch the heating on during summer, Giles Fallan, CEO at Buildsafe says it’s the only way to know if there’s a problem that needs to be dealt with.
Many homeowners may be unknowingly shortening the lifespan of their furniture through everyday cleaning habits, according to an interiors expert.
Patrice Gerber says some of the most common cleaning routines can gradually damage wood, fabrics and natural materials without people realising until the wear becomes obvious.
Gerber, chief executive of KOUBOO Artisan Decor &...
Most people have had that slightly awkward moment of thinking, 'is that normal?' Perhaps something smells different, discharge looks a bit unusual, or there’s irritation that keeps coming back. Then comes the waiting, the late-night Googling, and the decision to see what happens.
According to Dr Jordan Barber, Clinical Director at Dr Jordan Barber Acupuncture , that is exactly how...
After England’s recent success at world tournaments, there is concern that the Euro games could cause unruly behaviour on UK roads - despite being held in Germany.
Football fans are now being warned to avoid getting carried away with their celebrations if they are driving, as they could be breaking road laws and highway code rules.
The coronavirus crisis is providing fresh opportunities for fraudsters to strike, particularly as people are now spending more time at home.
Whether it’s con artists appearing on the doorstep and posing as good samaritans, or bogus emails and phone calls received while people work at home from laptops, criminals are cynically trying to cash in.
Cancel your garden parties and load up on sandbags.
It’s been a funny old summer, to say the least.
Record-setting heat has cooked the European continent, interspersed with cracks of forked lightning flashing across the sky. Now a set of storm warnings bring the latest twist in the tale, predicting torrential rain and possible flooding in some parks of the UK.
