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The Ultimate Pregnancy To-Do List
Throughout pregnancy, the magic of nature sets in motion an
amazing process, your baby is growing, your body is changing as those
all-important pregnancy hormones are simultaneously causing havoc and creating
a miracle at the same time. It’s safe to say between preparing for baby and
keeping yourself as healthy as possible, you have a busy schedule over the next 9 months,
and in many ways you’re simply the passenger along for the ride as your body
commands the ship! However, there are many
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22nd Mar 2018
Respiratory Diseases
The ability to breathe naturally is a privilege
many of us take for granted, unfortunately for the millions of people suffering
from asthma, bronchitis, pulmonary emphysema and other respiratory disorders,
it’s not so straightforward. Statistics from the Irish Thoracic Society show
that Ireland currently has the second highest incidence of respiratory disease
throughout the EU, with respiratory disease the direct cause of one in five
deaths in Ireland. Conditions such as asthma, bronchi
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22nd Mar 2018
The 8 Biggest Lessons We Learned About Our Health in 2015
What did 2015 mean to you? Every year brings with it a new set of
surprises some welcome and some particularly if associated with your health,
not so welcome. As we age our focus may shift, we go from preventative health
measures to curative health procedures, with each year delivering a lesson not
previously learnt. In 2015, the most talked about, Googled and media focused
health issues debated included:
High Blood Pressure – The Silent Killer
High
blood pressure is the lea
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22nd Mar 2018
Top Tips To Keep Your Bladder Healthy
Urinary incontinence is best defined as loss of
bladder control, resulting in the involuntary leakage of urine. There are
several types of incontinence but the two most prevalent are stress
incontinence and urge incontinence. Urge incontinence is a involuntary loss of
urine preceded by a sudden desire to pass urine whereas stress incontinence
occurs when activity such as coughing, sneezing or laughing causes an increased
pressure on the bladder resulting in leakage. Perhaps factors such
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22nd Mar 2018
Shorter Days & Longer Nights – Baby’s Sleep Routine
As the longer nights settle in for winter, and the
children have gotten into the swing of the school year once more, it can be
difficult to establish a bedtime routine for baby with the flurry of excitement
as the holidays approach and the shorter days stretch out in front of us. So
with the flexibility of summer meal and bath times a thing of the past, we’ve
compiled a list of some of our favourite bedtime products to help establish a
regular sleep routine for baby with just a hint of
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22nd Mar 2018