Step 1: Balanced Nutrition

When food is eaten, it is digested by our stomach and small intestines before entering our colon (large intestine) for further digestion, absorption of water and elimination of undigested food. As waste build up in the colon can cause toxins to be released into our blood circulation, it is important to regularly cleanse our colon.

Did you know that despite regularly eating a balanced diet, you can still suffer from poor nutrient absorption? Imagine that! If you’re eating three meals a day and still feeling hungry; your gut could be clogged. It’s not what you eat, but what you absorb that matters.

As mothers, the best part of motherhood is watching your child grow up. From their first smile to their first step and to their first word, these are the reasons that make motherhood such a special and magical experience. Here is a simple guideline for you to chart and measure your baby’s growth from 0-12 months:

There is a reason why your friends are carrying around a hand sanitiser in their handbags. Surfaces like door handles, shopping carts, phones, taps, and remote controls are some of the commonly touched areas that harbour billions of potentially harmful microbes. And it can be amplified during cold and flu season and viral outbreaks, making clean hands even more essential.

Infertility is a not a popular topic as it can get really emotional for some people, often leading to awkwardness and discomfort. The truth is that anyone dealing with infertility is not alone. Here are some conventional therapies that are available in hospitals/centres if you find yourself unable to conceive after several years.

As the cases of coronavirus continue to climb within the country, people are on high alert looking for ways to protect themselves and avoid germs. One reliable method is, of course, washing your hands. In fact, washing your hands regularly with soap and water can lower your risk of contracting diarrheal diseases by 50% (any source?)!