Monthly Archives: May 2007
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Posted On: 29, May, 2007
A big thank you to all those who entered the Splash About Competition. As always the turn out was fantastic. So the question was: What Sun Protection Factor (SPF) is the All-in-One Sun Protection Suit and all the products Splash about produce? And the answer was: SPF50+ With the help of [...]
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Posted On: 29, May, 2007
Children not exercising enough Children living in inner-city areas are not getting enough exercise, the British Heart Foundation says. A study funded by the charity found more than half of schoolchildren asked watched TV or played computer games for more than four hours every day. Less than half said they exercised at break or walked [...]
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Posted On: 29, May, 2007
Hello, don’t know how much of a rarity male members are on here as I’ve not yet negotiated all of the forum yet but I’ll get there eventually. My name is Barry, I live in Fife and I’m on here because my wife has had SPD/chronic pain since the birth of our last child 4 [...]
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Posted On: 23, May, 2007
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Posted On: 22, May, 2007
Pre-birth apples ‘benefit babies’ Children of mothers who eat plenty of apples during pregnancy are less likely to develop asthma, research suggests. The University of Aberdeen project quizzed 2,000 mothers-to-be on their eating habits, then looked at their child’s health over five years. They found that those who ate four or more apples a week [...]
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Posted On: 22, May, 2007
Its competition time again! This month weve teamed up with Splash About to offer prizes to three two lucky Madmums! Plus everyone who enters this competition will receive a discount code to get 10% off their next order with Splash About over
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Posted On: 17, May, 2007
Aspirin ‘cuts pre-eclampsia risk’ Taking aspirin throughout pregnancy could reduce the risk of the potentially dangerous condition pre-eclampsia, a major study suggests. A University of Sydney team analysed data on more than 32,000 women for a study published in The Lancet. The results suggested cases of pre-eclampsia, which is caused by a defect in the [...]
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Posted On: 17, May, 2007
Warning – miserable, self indulgent whinge bag post ahead…I’ve been to the doctors today as I’m still bleeding 4 weeks after I had my ERPC following a miscarriage. Turns out that he thinks I have a womb infection – Endometritis to be precise. So at least that explains why I’ve been feeling like poo.My tummy [...]
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Posted On: 16, May, 2007
Hi Hoping someone can advise me again Is it normal to experience dragging aches/pains on left and right, and in legs slightly during ovulation? I don’t know for sure when i ovulate as only been ttc last few months, but I’m on day 14 now and these are the pains I’m getting right now. It’s [...]
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Family Health |
Posted On: 14, May, 2007
The UK’s official food watchdog is backing the mandatory fortification of flour with folic acid to reduce birth defects such as spina bifida. The proposal will go before the board of the Food Standards Agency next week for ratification. If passed, ministers will then decide whether to press ahead. Scientific research shows that folic acid [...]