The recent UK heatwave has arrived with many of us heading out into the sun to finally enjoy a much-needed summer. With temperatures sitting in the mid-to-high twenties, it can be easy to burn in this weather, especially when our bodies aren’t quite used to the summer rays beaming down on us. We’ve all been… Read More »
If lockdowns have taught us anything, it’s that we can still actually work out from home. In fact, we learned that we can do most things from home and training is no different. Now that the kids are off school, you may find yourself run ragged trying to keep them entertained, possibly trying to work… Read More »
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Having diabetes means a person is at much greater risk of developing problems with their feet. This is because raised blood glucose, also known as blood sugar, can damage the sensation in the feet. It can also affect circulation, which can lead to getting less blood supply to the feet. Without a good blood supply,… Read More »
Summer has finally arrived after what seemed like a very long and wet May. But June has come to the rescue bringing us some much-needed sunshine and warm weather that we’ve all been longing for. But being British, sometimes the heat can get the better of us despite our love for the summer months. It’s… Read More »
Microwaves are such a convenient kitchen appliance, it’s no wonder many people use them on a daily basis. In households across the country, meals and snacks are reheated and cooked on high rotation, interspersed with the occasional “pop” of sauce or another piping hot liquid splatting against the microwave door and walls. Then one day,… Read More »