Springwell Clinic’s Lockdown Guide to Glowing Skin Now is the perfect time to embark upon a plan to have glowing skin for when we come out of lockdown. Spring is upon us but we are still up for a little bit of pampering. So why not use the coming evenings to start a pamper …
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We have had a number of articles published in a wonderful local magazine called Thame Out, that we thought we would share with you in case you didn’t get to see them. This first one was published in Autumn 2018 and features one of our favourite skin treatments – Kleresca which has light therapy …
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Tweakment review: Kleresca skin rejuvenation – From Alice Hart-Davis Tweakmnents Guide. Anyone for fluorescent light rejuvenation? Regular readers of my content will know I’m a fan of the way red light can regenerate and heal the skin. So I was intrigued to hear of a blue-light treatment that claims great results for rejuvenating the …
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There’s been quite an advance in the formulations of so-called active ingredients in our skincare products in recent years, and the marketing suggests that they can produce impressive results at the deeper skin layers, possibly to the point of circumventing the need for skincare that works with (or at) the more superficial layers. Unfortunately, …
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Until relatively recently, men’s interest in looking after themselves and their appearance as they age has usually centred around weight control and fitness, very often by going to the gym regularly. There may have been the occasional spillover into aesthetic treatments such as laser hair removal for a hairy back or prescription medication from …
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Fats and Fiction Fat is confusing. Does it make you fat? Does it raise cholesterol, block your blood vessels and cause heart attacks? What’s the whole thing with good cholesterol and bad cholesterol anyway? In this blog we take a short tour around the latest research and look at where it leaves us when …
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As part of a so-called healthy lifestyle, guidelines from health professionals and the Government tell us to restrict salt to less than a teaspoon of day, equivalent to 2300 milligrams of sodium, which constitutes half the make-up of salt. But has anyone ever questioned the rationale behind this and published the results? Dr James …
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In the previous blogs in this series, we discussed how decades of yo-yo dieting, along with our Western, high-carbohydrate diet, produces metabolic problems and weight gain over the years, and what to do when this happens, so that your body can burn fat more easily. In this blog, we’ll look at the role of …
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In the previous blog we explained how your metabolism can go slowly out of kilter following decades of a diet high in carbohydrates, typical of our Western culture, eventually making it difficult for you to lose weight using the traditional method of eating a bit less and moving around more, due primarily to a …
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Sunday – Closed
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