What your skin can tell you about your circulation Although bad circulation affects a huge percentage of people in the UK – it’s extremely hard to spot. Many of the most obvious symptoms of bad circulation (dizziness, DVT, heart problems etc) tend to

Cardiospermym Gel is a skin  gel containing a vine extract called Cardiospermum which has been shown in a UK trial to be an alternative for helping relieve dry itchy skin, including  eczema and dermatitis.

What is Cardiospermum?

Cardiospermum

A natural steroid isolated from the Cardiospermum plant could be more effective than steroids.

A New plant steroid discovered in Cardiospermum extract could be more effective than traditional steroids

Defensil, a natural skincare treatment has been found

A UK trial  found that a skin care range containing a plant extract called Oregon Grape Root, is  effective in helping to manage the symptoms of  psoriasis.

Psoriasis is a recurrent skin condition that affects around 10% of the UK population.

Liquorice balm, which contains an extract of  liquorice, could help prevent cold sores, according to a new study.

Cold sores are caused by the herpes simplex virus which effects over 30 million people in the UK.

Liquorice contains high levels of Glycyrrhizic

A new ingredient in our NEW Celafen cream has been shown in published research to deliver effective pain relief to stiff, painful joints within just 30 minutes of application, which is faster than most oral painkillers.
The most common symptoms of arthritis

A joint rub containing two ancient spices, Boswellia Serrata (Frankincense) and Commiphora Molmol (Myrrh), has been found to be successful at reducing joint pain and inflammation 

A recent survey by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy reported that a shocking half a million workers suffer from Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) and that the number of working days lost to the condition is now 4.7 million. The report said that cases

An explanation of Commiphora myrrh, also known as Myrhh and research on it.

BY Bruce Shane 5 July, 2007

Commiphora (Myrhh) comes from a shrubby  tree found in Somalia and the Middle East. Commiphora is the resin which seeps out

An explanation of Myrrh.

BY Bruce Shane 5 July, 2007

This is the common name for Commiphora Myrrh.