Next month sees the start of Coeliac UK - Awareness Week (16th - 22nd May 2011) with the focus on trying their 'Gluten-Free Challenge'. Unfortunately for some people it’s not a choice but a way of life. Source reader, Fiona Byrne didn't have a choice and had to adopt a gluten-free diet after being diagnosed with Coeliacs.
Caring for your skin in the correct way is big news. Hundreds of companies promise to give you a glowing, radiant youthfulness after just one application - using high tech ingredients that baffle and confuse, as to what they actually are and whether they truly work.
Much has been made of the health benefits of red wine and the good news for those of us who like to unwind with a glass or two is that the red stuff really does seem to be the smart person’s drink of choice...
Coeliac UK’s Awareness Week (16th - 22nd May 2011) is focusing on the 'Gluten-free Challenge'. Join in and find out just what going gluten-free means and how you can become involved.
Spa stays and indulgent beauty treatments have become enormously popular over the past decade and are no longer regarded as a shameless indulgence, but more as a necessary part of modern day living.
When you feel tired, depressed, stressed or anxious - the chances are you wouldn’t consider that your digestive system or a food you’ve eaten could have anything to do with it.
