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Henderson Medical Centre has entered their ‘Dancing with the Scars’ video into the 2014 Medline Pink Glove Dance competition. We need your votes to help us win $10,000 for the NZ cancer charity ‘Look Good Feel Better’.
Biggest Loser 12 Week Challenge launching nationwide. Weight loss competition available to participants in the Bay of Plenty.
According to the new Vicks VapoRub survey, New Zealand women believe their partners suffering from a cold demonstrate increased moaning and complaining – classic ‘Man Flu’ behaviors.
Leading New Zealand eye specialist Dr Justin Mora says Kiwis with a family history of conditions like cataracts and glaucoma may have an increased risk of developing eye disease.
Vivere NZ is heading back to Samoa to help train ambulance responders.
Fresh Direct launches a new range of cut fruit called EasyFruit, available in selected Auckland Countdown stores with many more stores to come.
Slendier Organic Konjac Fettuccine is gluten-free, fat-free, low in calories and carbohydrates and good source of fibre making it the perfect choice for people who have food allergies, coeliac disease or are diabetics.
Pro-Val Safety Products are pleased to announce that after recently having our medical examination gloves listed on the NZ MedSafe Medical Device Database, our range of exam gloves are now available in New Zealand, with stock located in our Auckland warehouse.
Team Training is the newest phenomena to hit women’s only gym “True Women’s Fitness and Well-Being” in Manukau. It provides support, motivation, camaraderie and results.
Have you tried over and over to lose weight? Do you wonder why your hard work and effort is so hard to sustain and never really pays off? Why do you lose weight only to put it back on plus more? Or why does our healthy green country have one of the highest rates of obesity in the world? It’s all down to mindset. Now True Women’s Fitness and Well-Being in Manukau is taking a new and unique approach to this problem.
The YMCA Ellerslie Recreation Centre welcomes local residents and communities to join us in their open day on Saturday 1st of February. It will be a fun day filled with activities for the entire family including Zumba, Spin, kids gymnastics, bouncy castle and animal balloons.
The Doidy Cup is a universal feeding cup which the elderly and disabled find easy to use. Available in seven colours and featuring two adjustable handles the Doidy Cup, which was originally designed as a baby feeding cup, is now available for use in rest homes, hospitals, rehabilitation facilities and private homes.
A fruit, which only grows for a few weeks a year in Vietnam, has been identified as a “super source” of Lycopene. Lycopene is a pigment present in some fruit and vegetables which scientists have identified as an important part of the Mediterranean diet, and a significant factor in cardiovascular health.
Animals that received the pulp of Camu-camu had reduced fat in white adipose tissues and improved biochemical profiles of obesity including glucose, total cholesterol, triglycerides, LDL-c and insulin blood levels. There was also an increase in beneficial HDL-c levels. The research suggests there may be potential use for Camu-camu in the control of obesity and as a functional food.
Personal Trainer North Shore – Caralicious- Cara Moselen, Announces A Fitness Training Programme that Will Get You Looking and Feeling Great This Summer!
NZ Super Detox diet first in the world to use new Stem Cell nutrition.
A new campaign, “Have the Talk” has taken to the streets of Hamilton to encourage people to discuss their wishes on organ donation.
While most personal trainers and gyms are focused on growing their younger membership, one Wellington company is bucking the trend by directing their attention to the senior sector.
A University of Auckland academic is calling for the Government to make preventing vision loss for ageing New Zealanders top of the national health agenda.
Small Kiwi firm Biopure Health has gone where no New Zealand company has gone before, claiming a small, but potentially lucrative foothold in the multi-billion dollar infant formula market in China.