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Top Nutrients To Help Your Kids For The Start/Restart Of School

Figuring out how much and what to feed you kids is always tough. To help you along the way here are the essential nutrients you should try to keep an eye on, as well as a few things to avoid. 

Secret Sun Protection (With Udo’s Oil)

The weather has been fantastic for these last few weeks, so why not add something new to your routine so that you have a little added protection from the sun? Udo’s Oil is our secret ingredient, and alongside sunscreen, can help with staving off the sunburn.

Beautiful Skin Starts From Within

If your skin is glowing, then you can be sure that your body is getting the essential nutrients that it needs. If you are on a quest for healthier skin, then you might want to think about what you are putting into your body, before you start putting things on it...

A Helping Hand For Homeschooling?

The world is a bit scary right now, and good health is on everyone’s mind. So why not focus on something that you can control, that will help your kids be healthier and may well help with their concentration as well? A few tweaks to their diet is all it takes.

How Much Omega 3 Do We Need In A Day?

There has been a lot written about the need to supplement our diets with fish oils. We have been swept along on wave after wave of articles on the benefits of fish oil Omega 3. Oil (fats) is part of our normal daily diet, however, whilst we have focused on oil supplements we have lost sight of the importance of getting our “foundation” oil intake right.

Lower Cholesterol Naturally

substance produced by the liver, found in the bloodstream and is a vital constituent in all your body’s cells. Around 20% of the body’s total cholesterol is obtained from the diet and the body manufactures the rest. There are two types of cholesterol: HDL (high density lipoproteins) and LDL (low density lipoproteins).

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