By Delilah Nosworthy
For thousands of years, people have been captivated by cacao. It is a large part of modern cuisine in the form of chocolate. To top it all, it has many health benefits, including improved heart and brain health, blood sugar and weight control, decreased inflammation, and even promotes healthy teeth and skin.
By Delilah Nosworthy
A natural decline in a women’s reproductive hormones begins to happen as she reaches her 40s and 50s. It can also occur before or after this age range. Male menopause is known as andropause, men experiencing similar symptoms to those of female menopause.
By Delilah Nosworthy
Olive leaf extract is an extraordinary remedy in fighting infection. With its numerous health benefits, it’s worth keeping a bottle of this wonderous functional medicine in stock at home.
By Delilah Nosworthy
Do you ever reflect on the functioning of the human body? I can’t think about anything created by man that compares to the incredible design of the human body. Are you in tune with yours?
By Delilah Nosworthy
I’ve been sharing articles about pet care and treatment tips for various ailments from my experience with my two Yorkies. Here I share a brief experience with heart failure in my elderly dog. Sadly, the day comes when there’s nothing more to be done but to say thank you for the unconditional love and bid them farewell.
By Delilah Nosworthy
Pancreatitis is a serious illness in dogs and it often takes pet owners by surprise. Its onset can be sudden and many times pet owners assume that the fact that their family dog doesn’t want to eat or drink and is throwing up may be a passing thing. It could be, but it could also be life-threatening pancreatitis. If that’s the case, you need to act fast.
By Delilah Nosworthy
Our journey with a little Yorkie’s eccrine carcinoma diagnosis and further complications post surgery.
By Delilah Nosworthy
Wedding tips – especially when planning a wedding during COVID-19 times.
Thanks to developments in veterinary care and quality nutritional products, pets are now enjoying a longer lifespan. Pets are also now, more than ever, a part of our family unit and when illness or tragedy strikes, veterinary bills do not always fall within our ever-tightening budgets.
Socialisation is the training technique of introducing and familiarising a dog to new experiences, including people, places, objects, and other animals in ways that help the dog learn how to respond to and interact with these experiences appropriately and without fear.