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Exercise your way out of depression and anxiety

Feb 22nd, 2011 | By

Exercise your way out of depression and anxiety Lots of people are suffering from depression right now – but instead of reaching for an antidepressant drug, they could get as much benefit from exercising, say researchers. Exercise is a ‘magic drug’ to combat depression and anxiety, and it’s something that can work for everyone. Traditional
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Omega-3 fish oils reverse chronic depression

Feb 22nd, 2011 | By

Omega-3 fish oils reverse chronic depression Omega-3 fish oil supplements can reverse chronic debilitating depression, and they are as effective as a powerful antidepressant drug, a major new study has discovered. The OM3 Emotional Balance fish oil supplement helped a group of 432 patients with major unipolar depression that could not be helped by conventional
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Fish oils fight asthma

Feb 22nd, 2011 | By

Fish oils fight asthma It’s been a great time for oily fish recently provided you’re not one yourself, of course. The fish may provide protection against asthma, especially among children, and they could be good for diabetes, too. Australian researchers have found that a diet high in oily fish has helped give a group of
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Fish oils reduce your chances of Alzheimer's

Feb 22nd, 2011 | By

Fish oils reduce your chances of Alzheimer’s If you want to reduce any chance of developing Alzheimer’s in older age, start eating oily fish and supplementing with omega-3 fish oils.  The disease is mainly the result of poor diet and environmental factors, and you can lessen your risk by eating better, new research has revealed
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Comet at UKviews

Feb 22nd, 2011 | By

Comet Electricals Comet is part of Kesa Electricals plc, a pan-European group operating in ten European countries. Its focus is on giving customers the best price, best choice and the best service. Comet has 248 stores throughout the UK, offering a wide range of electrical products. Thousands of competitor prices are checked every week to ensure
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VistaPrint at UKviews

Feb 22nd, 2011 | By

VistaPrint Our extensive list of products includes announcements, brochures, business cards, folded cards, calendar magnets, folders, greeting cards, invitations, labels, letterhead, magnets, photo cards, post cards, return address labels, rubber stamps, stationary, pens, T-Shirts, hats, car door magnets, window signs, websites, thank you’s, holiday/greeting cards, wall calendars & more.



Gadgets UK at UKviews

Feb 22nd, 2011 | By

Gadgets, boys toys, games, and gifts at great prices. About Gadgets.co.uk Gadgets.co.uk Limited is an on-line retailer of Gadgets and Gifts. The company was founded in 2001 by Jules Nicholson and Chris Conwell, and is privately owned. Originally part of the Mobiles.co.uk group, Gadgets.co.uk became independent in 2007, and recruited more staff to focus on
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Speed Dater at UKviews

Feb 22nd, 2011 | By

About SpeedDater SpeedDater is a UK based speed dating company, running events in over 40 cities across the UK. Fun speed dating events and singles nights are run weekly including parties, bowling nights and wine tasting.



Dress for Less at UKviews

Feb 22nd, 2011 | By

Europe’s leading online designer outlet – www.dress-for-less.co.uk – offers bargain designer fashion for HIM, HER and the kids with discounts of up to 70%! The collection includes renowned designers e.g. Tommy Hilfiger, DKNY and Dolce&Gabbana. The leading online designer outlet. dress-for-less was voted in the top ten of the most popular web sites in the
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Be Cheeky at UKviews

Feb 22nd, 2011 | By

BeCheeky.com feature designer lingerie and swimwear from favourite brands like Wonderbra, Gossard, and Passionata to more unusual designers from Britain and overseas to offer a really individual range, all with our inimitable cheeky twist. Choosing the best styles from designers’ ranges that show off our flirtatious and fun side, we’re worlds apart from the average
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