Safe Treatment for Nasal Congestion

Safe Treatment for Nasal Congestion

Why are Current Therapies for Nasal Conditions often Unsatisfactory in Many Patients? Despite excellent clinical guidelines for the management of nasal conditions, the result of therapy is often unsatisfactory in many patients. There are many reasons for this...
Cold and Flu Treatment

Cold and Flu Treatment

Oddly enough, most people take significant precautions when it comes to the protection of their laptops and the data it houses – with firewalls, anti-virus software and all kinds of applications working hard to keep the wolves at bay. . . Yet, when it comes to our...

Stay Calm and Trust Your Gut (Again)

The festive season has come and gone – in its wake (probably) lie too many braais, big meals, takeaways, sweets and other lovely things that are just part and parcel of that time of the year – and that’s okay it happens, no use beating ourselves up over it. No use...

Trust us about the sunscreen

Silverlab’s SPF40 Sunscreen is in the development phase, and will be available in Sep 2021 Hands up, who remembers the Baz Luhrmann song titled, “Everybody’s Free To Wear Sunscreen”? If you do then you are probably somewhere between 35 and 60 years old and have...

How to Safely Clean Your Ears

Know the correct way to clean ears! Have you ever been told by your doctor that the smallest object you are allowed to put in their ear is your elbow? There is actually true method in the madness. Here are a few pointers to help you better understand the do’s and...

Food Intolerance & Allergies

One man’s food is another man’s poison.” – Lucretius   Food allergy or intolerance is a major modern day health problem affecting people of all genders, cultures and ages, and involves an abnormal response to an otherwise normal substance. According to the...

Eating Disorders

Phobic About The Extra Pound? Although eating disorders have been in existence for far longer than their actual diagnosis, little has been documented prior to the 1870s. Many recognised the illness as a clinical manifestation but did not acknowledge the psychological...