Skin aging is a natural physiological process where skin cells renew themselves less quickly. It begins on average around the age of 30 with the appearance of the first wrinkles. It is then recommended to use an anti-aging cream to plump the skin, stimulate collagen production and fill all wrinkles. But how to choose the … Read more
The flu is at the origin of the seasonal epidemic which rages every winter, between the months of November and April in the northern hemisphere. It usually starts at the end of December, and lasts an average of ten weeks. Fortunately there are homeopathic treatments for prevention and attack to cure the flu virus . Symptoms of the influenza virus The flu is an infectious disease caused … Read more
The menopause is a physiological process which results in a cessation of ovulatory cycles due to a reduction in ovarian function. The post-menopause is the period after the menopause (on average around the age of 55) for women. It is characterised by a number of events of varying degrees of discomfort: hot flushes, sleep problems, … Read more
There are many food supplements available to help you in your daily life. Widely available and relatively inexpensive, they are often used in complementary and alternative therapies. Capsules, capsules, tablets, ampoules, lozenges, sachets of powder or liquid preparations… you can find these supplements in many different forms and compositions. These natural active ingredients have highly … Read more
Cardiovascular disorders and arterial hypertension The pressure is increased, acute or chronic tension in general (or at rest). When we talk about hypertension, it is almost always hypertension or arterial hypertension which is one of the factors that can lead to atherosclerosis. We speak of labile hypertension when the variations are slight but frequent. Blood pressure normally … Read more
Mental disorders and bipolar disorders Bipolar disorder is characterized by alternating periods of extremely high mood (mania), extremely low mood (depression), and periods of normal mood. The disorders usually begin in the teenage years, between the ages of 20 and 30 or between the ages of 30 and 40. Heredity, social factors or disorders in the neurotransmitters of … Read more
Originally from the lakes of Chad, and currently grown in basins, spirulina is particularly recommended for its nutrient richness. There are four families of algae: green (Chlorophyceae), brown (Phaeophyceae), red (Rhodophyceae) and blue (Cyanophyceae). Presentation: Blue algae tend to be terrestrial and very small. Cyanophyceae are first and foremost prokaryotic bacteria. They play an important … Read more
Who has never suffered a muscular ache? After the sport or an unusual effort, or following a viral infection, you often feel these pains in the muscles synonymous with the presence of muscle ache. To shorten the pain and to cure a muscular ache, nothing better than a massage or a bath with essential oils. … Read more
Osteoarthritis is the most common rheumatic disease in Western countries. It would affect 9 to 10 million French people (17% of the population). What is osteoarthritis? Definitio n: Mechanical and non-inflammatory joint disease, characterized by degenerative joint damage, associated with a proliferation of underlying bone tissue. Osteoarthritis is a disease of the joint and not … Read more
There are several types of cellulite: cosmetic cellulite and infectious cellulite (bacterial: staphylococcus or streptococcus). What is cellulite? There are several types of cellulite: cosmetic cellulite and infectious cellulite (bacterial: staphylococcus or streptococcus).Infectious cellulite is in fact a bacterial infection caused by staphylococcus or streptococcus. The pathway is a skin infection. The management of this … Read more
Bloating is defined by a feeling of swelling in the abdomen (meteorism) and the need to belch or pass gas. There are several types: Bloating of the stomach leads to a feeling of heaviness in the stomach. It is also accompanied by an exaggerated intake of air (aerophagia). Bloating of the small intestine therefore occurs … Read more
Stress is a natural reaction; it is a set of physical and physiological reactions of the body, in the face of a particular situation, which is said to be stressful. It can affect everyone, usually over a short period of time.Stress is triggered by situations that represent a “danger” to the individual. These stress situations … Read more
What is a coronavirus? Before you understand what a coronavir us is, it is important to know what a vir us is and how it works. A virus is called microbiology: a manda tory cellular parasite.I t does not show itself with the naked eye and cannot be cultivated. There are “nake d” and “wrapped … Read more
At a time whenviruses seem more persistent and impactful than ever, getting back into shape after a viral illness has become a major public and personal health issue. Take Pauline, for example, who recently suffered a severe cold and is now struggling to regain her energy and vitality. Like her, many of us are facing … Read more
Yes, the start of the new school year is finally upon us… some lucky kids may still be in the water sipping chilled cocktails, but for the vast majority of us, it’s time for the final preparations before the start of the new school year! Holidays are often hectic, and you have to shake up … Read more
Eliminating head lice! The dreaded head lice of all parents at the start of the new school year. Nearly 85% of schoolchildren are likely to have lice or nits at least once during their time at school. These parasites are present all year round, but with seasonal peaks linked to the start of life in … Read more
Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease of the bronchi with bronchoconstriction. This pathology is multifactorial, so in half of the cases of allergic origin. The bronchi of the allergic patientoverreact to certain stimuli (cold and dry air, allergens, pollutants, etc.). This bronchial hyperreactivity (involving mast cells, eosinophils and lymphocytes) in short results in inflammation. This inflammatory phenomenon then leads … Read more
Cleansing the nose should be as much a part of our daily routine as any other act of bodily hygiene. But few of us actually do it. Too restrictive? A cultural barrier? Or a question of habit? Nasal hygiene, which is mainly practised by infants, is a simple gesture with numerous benefits. It prevents and … Read more
During adolescence, acne affects around 80% of young people. It causes pimples on the face, neck, chest and back. This skin condition, which is certainly linked to puberty, leads most young people to consult a dermatologist. However, there is no single type of acne. Consequently, to choose the right local treatment for your type of … Read more
First, three essential rules before leaving in the sun this summer with baby: We try as much as possible to choose our holiday destination… Usually when your baby is less than one year old, you avoid the beach and don’t expose it to the sun. For older children, sun exposure is avoided between 12 p.m. … Read more