Health benefits
Multivitamins
How Do Multivitamins Work?
Multivitamins are dietary supplements which contain vitamins, minerals. Find all you need to know about multivitamins at About Health. Learn more
Immune System
How To Improve Your Immune System?
Find all you need to know about our immune system at the About Health site. The immune system is highly complex and contains many forms of defence to help fight off pathogens. Learn more
Fish Oil
What is fish oil good for?
Fish oil is extracted from the tissue of certain species of oily fish. Learn how to choose your fish oil tablets with About Health. Learn more
Resveratrol, Antioxidants
The Benefits of Antioxidants
Antioxidants are usually consumed through a healthy diet containing plenty of fruits and vegetables. Find all bout Antioxidants at About Health site and learn how our body uses them to protect against cell damage caused by free radicals.
Energy, Health and Well Being, Medical Advances, Natural Health, Heart & Cardiovascular Health, Resveratrol
Advanced healthy ageing with LifeMax NR
Life is worth living when you can get out and about and About Health is here to help you do just that. It is time to have fun, and having fun is so much easier when you are ageing healthily. So, laugh, be silly, have a glass of wine or two, and whatever you do, enjoy yourself. LifeMax NR is a new advanced healthy ageing formula created for people who have a whole lot of living to do!
Health and Well Being, Medical Advances, Natural Health, Resveratrol
Resveratrol and your immune system
You messaged us in great number in response to our last blog, many thanking us for the information and others asking about the role of resveratrol, as rightly pointed out, it was in the heading and not really touched on in the article. There was so much information to cover, we didn’t want to overload, so here is part 2!
Energy, Health and Well Being
LifeMax NR™ – A new way of thinking
Imagine you are in a concert hall. A virtuoso pianist is seated at a gorgeously polished Steinway grand. The concerto begins. The music is beautiful, breath-taking. Everything is perfect.
But then, a few minutes into the piece, the pianist misses a key. The first time it happens, it’s almost unnoticeable – and extra D, perhaps, in a chord that doesn’t need that note. Embedded in so many perfectly played notes, hidden among the otherwise flawless chord in an otherwise perfect melody, it’s nothing to worry about. But then, a few minutes later, it happens again. And then, with increasing frequency, again and again and again.