Posts Tagged ‘health food shops dublin’

‘Breast Problems’ by Dr. Marilyn Glenville

15 April 2013 @ 9:06 pm |
Filed under: Events & News

Dr. Marilyn Glenville will be appearing at ‘Health on the Hill’ part of Dalkey Book Festival 2013, 3pm – 5pm Sunday 16th June Fitzpatricks Castle Hotel. Tickets on sale at Select Stores Dalkey.

Up to 70 percent of women in the West experience breast changes that fluctuate with their menstrual cycles. Their breasts can feel so tender, swollen and/or lumpy that the discomfort is unbearable. Some women complain that they can’t bear to be hugged, and find sleeping very difficult because they can’t get comfortable.

Are there any symptoms?

The symptoms are grouped under a variety of different umbrella…

How to treat Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Naturally

30 October 2012 @ 9:46 pm |

Irritable bowel syndrome affects thousands of people, who sometimes think they have stomach problems. It is often the result of stress; an ache in the lower abdomen may begin in the morning and worsen during the day, leaving the person feeling like her insides are being twisted. Irritable bowel syndrome is often difficult to diagnose and treat. Symptoms include bloating, cramping, abdominal pain, constipation or diarrhea and sometimes the pain can be debilitating. The condition is becoming more common as lifestyles are becoming more pressurized and stressful. Slowing down, dealing with stress and finding out about food sensitivities are…

Select Stores Dalkey on Youtube

8 July 2012 @ 11:10 am |

Here is a quirky little video which gives you more of an idea of what Select Stores Dalkey is all about. Enjoy
Many thanks to our pal Robin Murray of Nomos Productions Dalkey for creating this. Keep it Local.

Click here to see video:

Household Toxins to avoid

28 June 2012 @ 8:03 am |

Avoid These Household Toxins

1) Triclosan: It’s found in many antibacterial hand soaps, gels, and body washes. Triclosan is believed to interfere with thyroid function. It is also has been linked to the creation of “superbugs,” which are resistant to antibiotics.
Alternative? Soap and water. Even the FDA says it “does not have evidence that triclosan in antibacterial soaps and body washes provides any benefit over washing with regular soap and water.”

2) Air Fresheners: Why mask bad smells with air polluting chemicals? Most air fresheners can actually leave dangerous levels of hormone disrupting phthalates or formaldehyde…

The Mighty Dandelion

20 June 2012 @ 9:57 pm |

You are growing a goldmine in your yard. Known as dandelions, these yellowed-headed flowers that brighten your lawn and darken your smile are worth more than their weight in, well, pesticides! An astro-turf lawn may be more stylish, but a dandelion- adorned yard will benefit you in many ways.

Dandelions are vital for pollen collection. Environmentally speaking, they support some ninety-five types of insects, not including bees that rely on their nectar after other flowers have ceased to bloom. Cross- pollination, the work of these bees and winged insects, ensures a healthy and vibrant garden by fertilizing flowers and…

Natural & fast relief for Hayfever

6 June 2012 @ 5:44 pm |

Between 2 and 3 million people are affected by hayfever every year in Britain alone. It is caused by an allergy to pollen or sometimes mould spores. In hayfever the body’s immune system over reacts to the presence of external substances as if they were something toxic. This results are irritation and inflammation.

Known medically as allergic rhinitis, hayfever is an allergy that occurs when our immune system attacks invading airborne plant proteins and binds them to an antibody produced in the body called IgE (immunoglobulin E). The IgE-antigen complex then binds to white blood cells called mast cells.…

Gas? Bloating? Fatigue? Heartburn? Reflux? Nausea?

5 June 2012 @ 4:37 pm |

Udo’s Choice Digestive Enzyme Blend contain the full spectrum of important enzymes necessary to help in the digestion and absorption of all major nutrients.
Active enzymes designed to be age- and condition-specific to facilitate healthy digestion, improve nutrient absorption and immunity, increase energy levels and decrease inflammation and food allergies.

Do you experience any of the following after eating?
Gas?
Bloating?
Sleepiness or fatigue?
Heartburn?
Acid reflux?
Nausea?

While these symptoms may be common, they are not normal; they are signs of impaired digestion.

Food is meant to energize us,…

Surviving Swimsuit Season

30 May 2012 @ 9:36 pm |

Swimsuit season is upon us, but that doesn’t mean adopting yet another fad diet to shed those lingering winter pounds.
In fact, according to a recent study, “Successful Weight Loss Among Obese U.S. Adults,” which was released on April 10, 2012 by the American Journal of Preventative Medicine, popular diets showed no association with weight loss.

Instead, consider simplifying your nutrition plan.
No counting calories, no elimination of whole food groups, just simple wellness.
Navigate the path of numerous temptations by sticking to the basics and trying these easy tips.

Know what you are eating

Pip Organic Juices Ideal for Kids lunchboxes

30 May 2012 @ 8:51 pm |

Pip Organic Juices in the Spotlight now on sale at Select Stores Dalkey

For some time now we’ve been searching for some new organic juices for our chilled section and at last we’ve found something that fits the bill.

RDA Organic have launched Pip – a new organic juice available in the following varieties : Cloudy Apple, Apple and Mango and Apple and Cherry. We put the following questions to Lauren Baker, of RDA Organic, who we met at the recent Natural and Organic show (pictured above with the long hair and jolly smile).

Questions:

1) How did Pip…

Queen of Picnics

29 May 2012 @ 11:43 am |

I love picnics, I consider them heaven. It’s such a great way to spend the day outside, in the sun with friends – relaxing, eating and drinking.

It’s hard to have too much food when you’re out all day. Here is a salad you can use as the centerpiece for your picnic lunch or supper.

Summer Salad
PREPARATION TIME: 30 minutes

◦125g rocket, washed and torn into small pieces
◦100g fennel, sliced end to end into .5mm/¼in pieces
◦200g cherry tomatoes, quartered
◦3 spring onions, sliced into rings
◦200g roasted artichoke hearts, quartered