It’s happened to us all. We meet someone, and we can’t help but think that this is the one. We immediately turn a blind eye to any little red flags that are screaming at us, as well as larger concerns about their character. And then, inevitably, something goes wrong. In our blog, we discuss all Relationship Warning Signs.

Many red flags warn us of Toxic Behavior, of when we’re about to enter an unhealthy relationship. For instance, if your partner is Being excessively possessive, making Degrading comments, or Pressuring you about sex. We discuss them all. Even if they’re Lying about small things or Lack Empathy, and are unwilling to compromise.These are all signs you can learn about in detail. 

We also discuss not-so-obvious relationship red flags like being given the Silent treatment and Withholding love and affection as a form of punishment. A healthy relationship wouldn’t have all these signs, and there would be Energetical Compatability between you and your loved one.

Read the full blog here: Best Relationship Red Flags You Should Know

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Living with diabetes isn’t simple, it can be rather complicated. Diabetes Everything You Need To Know, takes a thorough and detailed look into everything Diabetes. This blog goes into detail about what diabetes is, the Three main types of diabetes, as well as the Management of diabetes. We also discuss Initial Diabetes Symptoms and Signs you need to know!

About 34 million people of all ages have Diabetes in the USA and have received a Diagnosis by getting a blood test done. This blood test reveals your average glucose level; if the results are 5.8% to 6.4% then it’s Pre-Diabetes and 6.5% or higher on two different tests, then you could have one of the three types of diabetes. These 3 main types are classified as Type 1 Diabetes, Type 2 Diabetes, or Gestational Diabetes.

Diabetes risk factors are different for each type and we discuss them individually in our blog: Risk factors for type 1 diabetes, pre-diabetes, type 2 diabetes, and risk factors for gestational diabetes. To live a healthy life, it’s important to understand these risk factors and How to Lower Blood Sugar Levels Naturally.

In our blog, we discuss the many ways on How to Lower Your Blood Sugar Levels Naturally;

• Exercise
• Manage your carb intake
• Stay Hydrated
• Portion control
• Fiber-Rich Diet
• Manage stress levels
• Enough quality sleep
• Add specific foods to your diet

We also discuss what are:

• Low glycemic index
• Low glycemic load

In our blog, we also answer Regularly asked questions about diabetes like What is Insulin, How does insulin work and How does diabetes affect your eyes? As well as many other questions related to diabetes that you may want to know. But to get answers to your questions I suggest reading our blog.

Read the full blog here: Diabetes Everything You Need To Know

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Anger Management

Anger is a strong feeling that, if not properly controlled, may cause a lot of damage. It’s normal to experience this emotion but if you’re struggling to control your anger, then Anger Management is for you.

. Millions of individuals struggle with this problem every day. However, that doesn’t mean you have to live with it for the rest of your life. Our blog on Anger Management will help you understand the Definition of Anger Management, if Anger Management is for you, what Anger Management Involves, the Benefits Of Anger Management, and  Ways To Manage Anger.

There are effective strategies to control anger because your anger can be very destructive. It might result in hurtful disputes, broken relationships, and damaged reputations. Maybe even legal problems. That’s why we also, discuss Anger Management Techniques and ways of Controlling Outbursts Of Anger 

If you’re someone who struggles with anger and cannot cope with managing your anger alone. It might be best that you seek out Anger Management Therapy, it helps you to be aware of your triggers and their potential consequences. Our blog will help you to learn more, such as How Long Does Anger Management Therapy Last and How Do Therapists Treat Anger Issues?

Maybe you even have a friend with anger issues and are concerned for their overall wellbeing; in our blog, we talk about Helping a Friend With Anger Issues and if Someone With Anger Issues Can Change?

Read the full blog here: Anger Management

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Laser Skin Resurfacing Treatment: Is It Suitable For You?

Laser Skin Resurfacing Treatment (Photorejuvenation) is ideal for treating fine lines, wrinkles, age spots, and mild skin damage. This article explains what laser resurfacing treatment is and if it’s a procedure suitable for you.

Before going through this procedure, consider a consultation with a dermatologist or aesthetic specialist. Read our paragraph on Who is suitable for this procedure to give you a better understanding of whether this treatment is suitable for you. We also discuss the Risks, complications, and side effects of laser skin resurfacing. Knowing this before your consultation will help you better understand what they speak about. During the consultation, they will also explain what will happen on the Day of laser treatment and the Different lasers used for skin resurfacing.

Here you can get a better understanding of what lasers there are and what they are used for:

• Carbon dioxide laser treatments
• Erbium laser resurfacing
• Non-Ablative Lasers.
• Fraxel laser skin resurfacing
• Pulsed Dye Lasers

After the laser resurfacing procedure, it’s best to remember to complete any aftercare. Aftercare is crucial to obtain the best possible results from the laser procedure. Otherwise, it can reduce the effectiveness of the treatment and can result in a waste of time and money. For more information on laser resurfacing treatment, please refer to our blog.

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Collagen is the most abundant protein in our bodies. It is necessary to keep our skin looking young, but it’s also found in tendons, ligaments, bones, cartilage, and blood vessels. That’s why we’ll discuss the Importance of collagen in your diet, What Is Collagen and Why Collagen Is Important.

It’s also important to know the risks of taking too much collagen, Signs your body may need more collagen, How much collagen to take, and Food sources high in collagen. Such as Gelatine and Bone Broth!

There are at least 28 known types of collagens in the human body of which 80-90% consist of Type I, Type II & Type III collagen. Here are the three main types;

• type l collagen, (sourced from Beef, Eggshell membrane & Bone Broth)
• type ll collagen, (sourced from Chicken & Bone broth)
• type lll collagen, (sourced from Beef, Fish & Bone broth)

There are also two lesser-known types of collagen which are less abundant in the human body but just as important. 

• type V collagen, (sourced from Eggshell membrane)
• type X collagen. (Sourced from Eggshell membrane & Chicken)

Collagen Supplements are also an excellent way to increase your collagen but do you know What to look for in a collagen supplement? We do, so we list ingredients like Hydrolyzed collagen, Vitamin C, and Hyaluronic Acid in our blog. To find out more about Collagen, refer to our blog.

Read the full blog here: What is Collagen, and what foods to eat?

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