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Skin issues — such as eczema, atopic dermatitis, chronic dryness, hypersensitivity, or recurring irritation — are very rarely “just a skin problem.” Modern research increasingly shows that the condition of the skin is closely connected to what’s happening inside the body: in the immune, digestive, and nervous systems, as well as within the microbiome. The skin is an organ that reacts to imbalances much faster than we often realise. That’s why we so often see the effects of: c

It’s easy to overlook the small stuff until it happens. A sudden scrape while playing in the park, a papercut from yesterday’s mail, or a...

Struggling with skin problems can affect more than just how your face looks. It can knock your confidence, make you feel self-conscious,...

As September rolls around, lots of people find themselves slipping back into weekday routines that feel busier than expected. After a...

As the leaves start to change and the air feels a bit crisper, many look forward to slow walks under trees and cosy evenings indoors. But...

Social anxiety can pull the brakes on everyday things most of us take for granted. Someone dealing with it might feel nervous before...

As summer fades and school starts up again, not every child faces the new term with excitement. For many, the return to the school...

Teething is one of those milestones that can turn your smiley baby into a grumbly, drooly mess almost overnight. While it’s a natural...

Work-related stress is something many people experience, no matter their job title or career path. When the pressure piles on at work,...