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Over the past few decades or so, more and more couples are struggling to conceive. Infertility is on the increase as one in five couples experience miscarriage, and one in six can’t fall pregnant.

Wintery nights often mean snuggling up on the sofa with a blanket, enjoying a hot drink and warming yourself by a crackling log fire, but unfortunately, it tends to mean more blocked about congested noses and sore throats too.

Aphrodisiacs. What works and what doesn’t? The very word can get us tingling with anticipation. But do they work? Is it really possible that a herbal remedy or potion could increase your desire? Aren't aphrodisiacs a myth?

There are those moments in life that feel like depression, a moment in time before the universe open the gates once more. There are other times when mental depression becomes overwhelming.

British researchers completed a study of 25,000 people living in Europe, in which it displayed that those who ate frequent red meat portions in their diet had double the risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis. This was compared with those who ate a smaller amount of red meat.

Almost everyone is familiar with the herb chamomile with its little yellow and white daisy-like flowers and strong scent, that are used to make a popular tea. But are you aware that it is one of the safest and gentlest of all herbs to take?

As we move towards summer, and swap woollens and coats for t-shirts and shorts, we need to be more aware of the condition of our skin.

Taking an Immune Support multivitamin-mineral supplement and extra vitamin E during chemotherapy may help prevent some of the immune system declines that occur as a chemotherapy side-effect.

Q - I have been told to take aspirin by my GP to help prevent the possible advent of blood clots.