Monthly Archives: January 2012

Winter Sun Can Be Damaging

Posted on

Most people don’t need to think twice about liberally applying a sunscreen during the summer or when holidaying abroad, although when the bitterly cold long winter sets in, applying sunscreen is the last thing on many a mind. The thing … Continue reading

Weight linked with acne in teenage girls – what’s the connection?

Posted on

A study has just come out of Oslo that appears to show that overweight teenage girls have an above average chance of getting acne. Although there is no suggestion that weight gain directly causes acne, the statistics do show that … Continue reading

Top 10 Mistakes I Made

Posted on

After writing the post ‘Can You Prepare to be a Mom of an Eczema Child’, it got me thinking how I can do better with hindsight. While I can’t re-write history, I want to list down the mistakes I made … Continue reading

Waiting sucks!

Posted on

Hey guys So basically this is what has happened: My skin was not getting any better from the last time I blogged, and the itching at night was becoming unbearable and because I was scratching my skin was unable to … Continue reading

Does makeup really cover up spots and disguise eczema no matter how thick you apply it?

Posted on

When I was a teenager I was one of those unfortunate people who suffered with both acne and eczema. My spots were fairly mild and the eczema was mainly round my mouth. My eczema always flared up with stress and … Continue reading

British Nutrition Foundation Confirms There Is No Evidence That Sliced Bread Bloats Us

Posted on

Despite a distinct lack of scientific proof, the start of the 21st century has seen a continuation of the claim that sliced supermarket bread made by the Chorleywood Bread Process (CBP)** causes bloating. A new report published by the British Nutrition Foundation in … Continue reading

Online clinic on thyroid disorders

Posted on

talkhealth and NHS Choices in association with the British Thyroid Foundation and Sense about Science and sponsored by ThyroScreen have today opened an Online Clinic on Thyroid Disorders. A range of experts will be on hand throughout the week until … Continue reading

A Menopause Tip Across the Ages! Well, Maybe

Posted on

  I love blogging and thinking about blog posts.  I’m sure I bring up Friend for the Ride much too much, although husband Cliff has been quite tolerant. So  in December, when we went to the Rembrandt in America exhibit at the … Continue reading

Should allergens be banned from a household with an allergic member?

Posted on

I came across an article from an recent Sunday Telegraph headlined ‘Food fight over allergy ban’ which investigated, once again, the extremely knotty problem of whether or not you should allow allergens into a household with an allergic member.  There are … Continue reading

Not going too well …..

Posted on

The weight loss is not going well. I’m at a standstill. I have a virus ….. and it’s making me feel exhausted and so I want to eat. I guess it’s no wonder I’m not losing any more weight. Doc … Continue reading