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Hypnotherapy and being sceptical

I am so thankful to my clients for leaving reviews, and this one is so important because she uses the word “skeptical” (US).  I too was sceptical when I went to see a hypnotherapist for the first time over 20 years ago. You couldn’t even Google “Hypnotherapist”! This doesn’t apply just to hypnotherapy.I think we are sceptical about a lot of things we don’t know…
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Can you sleep in a belly band after C-section: Discover essential safety tips!

A question that is frequently asked by new mothers is, can you sleep in a belly band after C-section? It is absolutely understandable! A recovery from a major operation and simultaneously taking care of a new baby is really difficult. A lot of women try to find means to make their pain go away and to feel safe, especially when the nights can be sleepless. In this article, we will discuss the…
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Elderly support through simple and safe daily exercise routines

Movement can bring comfort back into the lives of older adults. As bodies change, some tasks feel harder and certain motions take more effort, yet staying active remains one of the most powerful ways to protect independence. Simple, steady exercise builds strength, lifts mood and keeps the body flexible enough to handle daily routines with less strain. The key is choosing safe, natural, and…
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Sleep with Zeez: Five months testing a smart sleep solution

Since July this summer, I’ve been testing a new device called Zeez – a simple wedge designed to improve the quality of sleep. Over the past five months, I have felt more rested after a good night’s sleep, though I cannot completely confirm that this improvement is solely due to the Zeez. Sleep quality is complex and highly individual, but the concept and design of this product are…
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Dry eyes, menopause and too many screens: How my Gunnar glasses changed everything

As a writer, an editor and a lifelong screen addict, my eyes have always worked overtime. Add post-menopause into the mix – and the fact that I practically live on my laptop – and the outcome was inevitable: constant redness, grittiness, tears that never quite moisturised, and contact lenses that suddenly felt like sandpaper. I’ve said it before in London Mums: my eyes simply haven’t been…
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When mums put their health last

Mothers often place themselves at the bottom of their priority list, especially regarding health issues. Between school runs, meal preparation, and managing household responsibilities, many mums find themselves neglecting their own wellbeing. This pattern becomes especially clear in weight management, where busy schedules and family demands create major barriers to consistent self-care. UK…
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Let’s talk periods: Why taboos still exist in 2025

Who would have thought that in 2025, period health is still treated as a bit of a hush-hush topic? Talking openly about menstrual pain, heavy bleeding, or the challenges that come with our cycles doesn’t always seem to be part of everyday conversation – whether it’s between women, with partners, or with daughters. Why is that? Thinking back to my own childhood, I don’t…
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