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A joint rub containing two ancient spices, Boswellia Serrata (Frankincense) and Commiphora Molmol (Myrrh), has been found to be successful at reducing joint pain and inflammation
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A recent survey by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy reported that a shocking half a million workers suffer from Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) and that the number of working days lost to the condition is now 4.7 million. The report said that cases
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An explanation of Commiphora myrrh, also known as Myrhh and research on it.
BY Bruce Shane 5 July, 2007
A Commiphora TreeCommiphora (Myrhh) comes from a shrubby tree found in Somalia and the Middle East. Commiphora is the resin which seeps out
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A compound taken from the humble elderberry could be sciences new weapon against the effects of ageing on the skin according to skin scientists from the University of East Anglia.
BY Amy Anderson 4 July, 2007
The compound found in elderberries, called
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Extracts from the cannabis plant could help regulate allergic reactions and inflammation typical of skin conditions such as eczema and dermatitis according to scientists from the University of Bonn, whose study was published in the June edition of the
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Holidaymakers are responsible for bringing home unwelcome souvenirs from far flung destinations that can cause havoc with your health.
BY Amy Anderson 9 July, 2007
Bed bugs are on the rise and pest control experts say they are being bought in to the
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Dysfunctional cells in a mouse model of psoriasis may contribute to the development of disease.
1 July, 2008
New research has found that a small group of immune cells known as Tegs (which act to prevent other immune cells from responding inappropriately)
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New research confirms that many typical skin creams used by thousands to help moisturise their skin may in fact be making skin drier than if no cream was used as all.
9 December, 2008 – 12:10
The research, published in the 2008 October edition of the
