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Category Archives: health
Review – Healthspan Super 20 Probiotics
Would you believe me if I said this ordinary sized capsule contains 20 million bacteria? When I say 20 million, give or take a few, it sounds an incredible number and yet it is tiny when compared to the seven … Continue reading
Review – Healthspan Cod Liver Oil
Mention “cod liver oil” to some of my friends and they will remember spoonfuls being given by the school nurse. Alternatively do you remember those awful bottles of malt and cod liver oil dispensed by your Mother? Do you remember that taste? … Continue reading
Is Tahini good for you?
Meridian Light Tahini – a tasty alternative to peanut butter I must tell you about this jar of light Tahini which we have in our fridge. While it is there right now, it won’t last long. This is the first … Continue reading
Surviving the winter months
Here in England I love the different seasons, right from the cosiness of the winter through to the balmy days of summer. And yet I find my mood can drop during the winter months, especially if it drags on for … Continue reading
10 fantastic reasons to be a cyclist
1. Health In broad terms, if you’re a regular cyclist you can halve the chance of getting diabetes, heart disease and some cancers. Compared to inactive people, cyclists have the good health of someone 10 years younger. The biggest cause … Continue reading
Electrolyte drinks – do you really need them?
Ever noticed newcomers in the gym always seem to be constantly sipping from a water bottle, or folk starting to jog or run will be carrying a drink without fail? Is it a comfort blanket or something really important? When … Continue reading
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“Hills hurt, couches kill”
“Hills hurt, couches kill” is a quote that caught my eye from the amazing 39 stone cyclist, Gary Brennan. If you’re overweight, obese or even morbidly obese please do not give up. Follow the link below which will take you … Continue reading
Benefits of local honey
Everyone knows that honey is good for you. Almost everyone likes it. Just some people know local honey is particularly good for you. Why? Read on…. Many people suffer from allergies these days. Often these are perfectly natural, like hay fever … Continue reading
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Inspiration from Wiggins
Source: Getty Images No cycling blog could ordinarily be complete without mention of yesterday’s exciting conclusion of the 2012 Tour de France with UK’s Bradley Wiggins winning. Wouldn’t it be a wonderful thing if the spectacular achievement by Wiggins inspires … Continue reading
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Fairhaven Wholefoods, Letchworth
We knew of this place from our friends Rachel and Steve who had mentioned it a while back. Since we were in the area a few days ago, it was worth checking out. I had a feeling there was a … Continue reading
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The horrendous spectre of UK obesity
Perhaps even the dog looks overweight? Here in the UK the National Audit Office reckons the NHS spends £500M a year on obesity related problems. By the time that’s factored to include the impact on the wider economy, the figure … Continue reading
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Active parents = active children?
Becky, my 13 year old daughter riding my bike! I know that my first responsibility is the well being of our two daughters – to provide, love, nurture and prepare them for making a good contribution to society when they … Continue reading
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Guest Blog: Fitness and Its Immense Benefits In Fighting Cancer
I am delighted to welcome David Haas with his guest blog. It’s a sensitive but significant subject area being dealt with in this post; well worth absorbing if you, or someone close to you, is touched by cancer. While … Continue reading
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Is Watercress good for you?
freshly picked watercress from our garden pond We started growing watercress in our pond by accident a few years ago. Rachel was sprinkling a few seeds onto some soil in a seed tray and some fell into the pond. Since … Continue reading
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