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6 days ago

Health Stores Ireland

Womankind Menopause is a nourishing, organic blend of botanicals targeted to help support your menopausal journey. With a plant-based Vitamin B complex for hormonal balance and vegan vitamin D for bone health.

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7 days ago

Health Stores Ireland

An Tobairín, Bandon and Nature's Gold Wicklow, (40 years trading) offer some staff favourites.
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7 days ago

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We Health Stores Ireland, will continue to raise this issue for all of you who choose to look after your own health. The Kerryman today.
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2 weeks ago

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🆕 NEW STOCKISTS!! 🆕
We are delighted to tell you that Macánta products can now be purchased from over 90 health stores nationwide. We've updated the stockist page on our website, so click the link below to find your nearest #HealthStore
https://macanta.ie/where-to-buy-macanta-nutrition-products/
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2 weeks ago

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Clair Whitty from Natural Health Store talks about the difference between IBS and IBD. It can be confusing. IBS is short for Irritable Bowel Syndrome and IBD is for Inflammatory Bowel Disease. The key difference between the two is that one is a disease and the other is not.
IBD is a disease, common bowel diseases include Crohn’s Disease, Colitis, or Diverticulitis. If you’re dealing with this type of condition and you’re looking for natural solutions it would be best to talk to a fully qualified nutritional therapist. They will discuss your diet and lifestyle with you and prepare a program of foods and supplements if needed to help you deal with the condition. They’re happy to work with you and your doctor to formulate a plan that will help improve your quality of life.
Irritable bowel syndrome is more vague, a diagnosis can leave you feeling a bit deflated as you can feel fobbed off by your health care professional. But remember, it’s better than being told you have an inflammatory disease of the bowel. You have a bowel condition that is irritated by something. It can take time to figure time to figure out what that is.
IBS is a set of symptoms that can vary greatly from person to person. You may have one symptom such as bloating. Or you may have several symptoms which can include bloating, cramps, pain, nausea, indigestion, acid reflux, constipation, diarrhoea, flatulence, belching, or gurgling. The symptoms can come and go or you can have weeks of pain and discomfort.
Commonly, irritable bowel is associated with eating food that doesn’t agree with you, a food intolerance as opposed to a food allergy. You can develop food intolerance at any point, usually this happens because you have over eaten a particular food, and you’re deficient in the enzymes that are required to break down the food in your digestive system. It could be that you’re lacking good gut bacteria, and it can also be associated with stress and anxiety.
You need to find out what food is causing the problem. And at the same time, if needed take supplements to support gut health and digestion. Your local health food store will offer practical and qualified advice. https://irishhealthstores.com/member-stores ... See MoreSee Less

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Health Stores Ireland

2 weeks ago

Health Stores Ireland

We would like to formally acknowledge Government Ministers who facilitated engagement with the Department of Finance to help bring a deferral to the proposed 23% vitamin tax. Ciaran Cannon, who hand-delivered a joint position paper to the Minister for Finance on behalf of the sector, and Michael D'Arcy, who engaged in talks with trade representatives throughout the campaign. There are many other Government Ministers and TDs who support the campaign and their continued assistance is very much appreciated. 👏👏👏 ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

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Pancake Tuesday tomorrow 😋😋 #pancakes #pancaketuesday #darganhealthfoods #castletroytowncentre #limerick ... See MoreSee Less

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