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Cervicobrachial neuralgia
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Inner balance
Cervicobrachial neuralgia: 5 traditional remedies from grandma’s medicine chest

Cervicobrachial neuralgia is chronic pain that starts in the neck and radiates to the arm. What causes it, and more importantly, what traditional home remedies can help relieve its symptoms?

Older woman having a hot flush
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Menopause
Hot flashes in women: why do they happen? What can you do to relieve them?

Suffering from unpleasant hot flashes, ladies? Discover what causes these symptoms and how to reduce them naturally.

Woman taking spirulina for her hair
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Hair
Is spirulina good for the hair?

Spirulina, the famous blue-green micro-algae, is believed to have many benefits for health. Is it also good for the hair?

Circulation
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Heart & Circulation
Circulation : the 7 best home remedies

Heavy legs, cold feet, swollen ankles at the end of the day, restless legs: these are all signs of venous insufficiency. Discover 7 traditional home remedies for improving the circulation.

Home-made protein smoothie
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Sport
Protein smoothies: how do you make them? Our 4 best recipes

Want to boost your protein intake in a fun way (without eating steak or chicken breasts)? Be part of the protein smoothie trend with these 4 ‘ready-to-use recipes.

Tired woman
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Tiredness
How to stop feeling tired: 7 key tips

Always tired and lacking in energy? Then you’re suffering from asthenia! But you can do something about it - simply follow our 7 tips to fight fatigue naturally.

Leg cramp
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Joints, Bones and Muscles
Which foods should you eat to prevent or relieve muscle cramps?

Though generally harmless, muscle cramps are nonetheless painful. Discover the best foods for preventing and relieving them (as well as the foods to avoid).

Woman following the Seignalet diet
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Inner balance
The Seignalet or hypotoxic diet: principles and benefits

Developed by Dr Jean Seignalet in the 1990s, the Seignalet - or hypotoxic - diet surprisingly advocates a return to the dietary habits of our ancestors. Discover the principles behind it and its alleged powerful benefits.

Man suffering from gastritis
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Digestion
Gastritis: which foods should you avoid?

If you suffer from indigestion, heartburn, abdominal pain or flatulence, you may have gastritis. There are a number of options for relieving this condition ... as well as certain foods to avoid.

Phlebitis of the leg
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Heart & Circulation
Phlebitis: what to eat and what not to eat

Phlebitis is inflammation of a vein, often caused by a blood clot. Which foods can help prevent it and which should definitely be avoided by sufferers?

Woman enjoying sound, restful sleep
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Sleep
How to have a restful night’s sleep

Getting up in the morning without dragging your heels might seem like a dream but it’s totally achievable. Here’s our advice for rediscovering a restful night’s sleep and starting the day on the right foot.

Various low GI foods
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Cholesterol
Low glycaemic index foods: what are they and why should we eat them?

It’s not just diabetics or obese individuals who benefit from knowing which foods have a low glycaemic index. Discover which foods fall into this category.

Woman who has supplemented with keratin
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Hair
What is keratin? Why should you take it?

Keratin works silently and effectively to support key aspects of our appearance. But why exactly should you consider supplementing with it?

Woman suffering from gastroenteritis
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Digestion
What should you eat if you have gastroenteritis?

Usually triggered by a virus or bacteria, gastroenteritis is inflammation of the digestive mucosa which causes diarrhea and vomiting. Discover what to eat to feel better when you’re suffering from this complaint.

Amino acid molecule
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Sport
Amino acids: in which foods and supplements are they found?

The basic building blocks of proteins, amino acids are found in foods as well as in dietary supplements. Find out how to ensure you’re getting enough.

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