Author: Tim King

Improve your Health: Part 1

Heart Digestive and Oral Health Nutritional Kidney, Bladder, Liver and Detoxification Efficiency Hydration Stress Diabetic Risk Inflammation and the Immune System Lung Function and Blood Oxygenation Next – Improve your health – Part 2 Overall health score Executive Summary COVID-19 Health Scores Improve your health – Part 1 Improve your health – Part 2 Your […]

The benefits of Cannabis and CBD oil

The marijuana plant or Cannabis sativa contains two main active constituents, Cannabidiol (CBD) and delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Unlike THC, the CBD is not psychoactive and therefore has not been found to cause any of the negative psychological affects associated with cannabis intake, such as anxiety, paranoia and memory issues. Some of the proposed benefits of CBD […]

Menopause

Many women experience hot flushes as they enter menopause, these are caused by hormonal spikes that trigger changes in temperature, overriding the body’s natural thermostat. They can make it difficult to sleep and can cause sweating, warm and reddening skin, and a raised heart beat in some people. Some tips to avoid the symptoms of […]

Soza Health Guide to “The Science Behind Junk Food”

Junk foods are full of empty calories with little nutritional value. Junk food can contribute to obesity, diabetes and other chronic diseases. So why do we crave these foods and find them hard to resist? There’s a staggering amount of science being utilised by junk food manufacturers in order to create food that is irresistible […]

Soza Health guide to the risks of taking sweeteners as a replacement for sugar

Adding sugar into your diet can be detrimental to your health as it can contribute to the risk for diabetes. To combat this risk, many people choose to drink beverages containing artificial sweeteners as a ‘healthy’ alternative to sugar, but beware, as these sweeteners often contain other hidden health risks. Sweeteners – Sweeteners make you […]

Soza Health guide to anti-ageing

Many environmental factors can contribute to wrinkles and skin ageing. These can all be controlled to a certain extent, to maintain a more youthful skin profile. The main influencing environmental factors include; oxidative stress (mainly by sun damage), inflammation, ischaemia (reduced blood flow), smoking, pollution, sleep deprivation and poor nutrition.   Antioxidants and carotenoids are […]