When digestive problems have become chronic and entrenched or when you feel they are associated with some type of auto-immune response, you may wish to look at the deeper underlying causes of your problem. Different traumas in life can leave deep imprints that the body deals with at the time but never properly processes. It … Read more
If you are now spending more time outside, hayfever could be a problem. Hayfever, also known as seasonal allergic rhinitis, is a very common condition that affects at least 20% of people in the UK. It is caused by an allergy to airborne substances such as grass, tree, rape or weed and shrub pollens, which … Read more
Children playing without shoes in warmer weather often means we see many new Verrucas for treatment in late Summer. Verrucas are caused by a virus which is found everywhere. It invades the skin, through rubs and splits, to grow into the painful and unsightly warty growths, known as Verrucas, on our feet. Prevention from infection … Read more
Warmer weather often brings a change to our skin due to footware or, in many cases, a fungal infection. A scooped heel cup with raised edges in shoes often stimulates a drier skin to develop a callous on the heels which thickens and cracks, causing soreness and even infection. Diabetic skin is particularly vulnerable when … Read more
There is a growing body of evidence that says there has been a significant increase in the prolific use of Cocaine in the UK for some time. Whilst many users take the drug recreationally and occasionally, there is an alarming increase in problem habitual use. With this comes an increase in those seeking help. However, … Read more
The Wyndham Centre’s tips on Digestive Health Food Sensitivities Food sensitivities are common place these days, if I tested everyone on the street I would find them sensitive to something. However, if your immune system is up, you are feeling good, and life is wonderful, you are less likely to react to those sensitivities. Solution: … Read more
Researchers have confirmed that the chemical found in plastic food and drink containers causes heart disease. Traces of the chemical, BPA (Biphenol A), are detectable in 90 per cent of people. Researchers from the Peninsula Medical School at the University of Exeter studied BPA levels in a large US population over a three-year period and … Read more
Some thoughts from Jon Herring, Edotorial director of Total Health Breakthroughs. There appears to be a huge mystery around cancer and the medical world would make us believe that it is an elusive genetic puzzle that can only be solved in a laboratory. Or it is a chemical dysfunction that can only be treated with … Read more
It can be very frustrating and debilitating to have ‘ringing in your ears’ non-stop. You can’t sleep. You can’t read. It’s difficult to concentrate on anything. It is called ‘tinnitus’ and doctors just don’t seem to be able to do any thing to cure the problem. Sometimes cleaning out ear wax helps but very rarely. … Read more
Coaching can help cure depression by building your confidence and self-esteem. The programme offered at The Wyndham Centre has proved successful by exploring the following themes: Self awareness Letting go of the past Forgiving yourself and others for mistakes that have happened Letting go of perfection Learning to love yourself Gratitude Learning to use positive … Read more