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Risk of stroke linked to depression

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A major new study warns that those depression can result in an increased risk of stroke - but only in women. The health risk, states the study, applies to females in their 40s and 50s. And it’s not a minor risk, either. The 12-year study suggests that women with depression are twice as likely to have a …Read More

Beware: Not so ‘natural’ sex supplements

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Scientists in the US have warned those thinking of buying sex supplements online should beware – they may contain secretly added prescription medications. The experts at Harvard Medical School also say there is no scientific evidence to suggest that such sexual enhancement supplements are effective, but what are your thoughts on these claims? The researchers …Read More

Having a coffee break?

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If you’re anything like us here at NaturalCures, a coffee break isn’t quite a coffee break without something good to read. Who’s with us? Well, it really is your lucky day, as we’re bringing you a reminder that this month’s natural health newsletter is available to view here on the site, absolutely FREE of charge …Read More

Eurgh, what’s that in your food?!

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It’s lunch time here in the UK and we nearly choked on our sandwiches when we read the latest news from The Guardian. Why? The piece reveals 10 gross ‘ingredients’ found in our food. Since the horsemeat scandal, it’s true people here in Britain have been on their guard, but like the newspaper’s online article suggests, …Read More

Peppers may be the answer to reduced Parkinson’s risk

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Scientists have revealed that eating peppers twice a week may reduce the risk of Parkinson’s Disease by a third. New research, published in the journal Annals of Neurology, states that those who eat foods containing an edible form of nicotine - which also includes tomatoes, potatoes and aubergines – gained a degree of protection against the condition. The …Read More

Homemade watermelon facial toner

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It’s the weekend! While it has only been a four-day week here in the UK (thanks to Monday’s Bank Holiday) we’ve certainly been looking forward to the two-day break and treating our skin to some deliciously-scented beauty treats. We love this recipe from The Herb Quarterly – a beautiful printed magazine which offers a host …Read More

Pet health: Three herbs for your four-legged friend

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We know how much your beloved pet means to you, and if you anything like the dog and cat owners here at NaturalCures you’ll regard your four-legged friend’s health in the same way you do your own. With that in mind, we’re bringing you the top three herbs we think everyone should have in their pet-friendly …Read More

New research is a ray of sunshine

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Great news for all us sun-worshippers ! According to new research, the health benefits of exposing skin to sunlight may far outweigh the risk of developing skin cancer. The findings have come from Edinburgh University where researchers have discovered a link between sunlight and reduced blood pressure, which means fewer heart attack and stroke risks …Read More

Pregnancy flu linked to bipolar

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Here’s a piece we found on the BBC News health website which we thought we’d share . . . Flu during pregnancy may increase the risk of the unborn child developing bipolar disorder later in life, research suggests. A study of 814 expectant women, published in JAMA Psychiatry, showed that infection made bipolar four times …Read More

World Asthma Day

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A special report for World Asthma Day has been published in the UK newspaper, The Guardian today, and we’re thrilled to say we are involved. Check it out by clicking here.  Our monthly mailed newsletter for May is also all about allergies and asthma, so make sure you get your hands on a copy. It’s …Read More

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