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Planning to Start a Family?
Posted on Wed, 10 Aug 2011 11:38:40 by Heather Musgrove

 

Preconception Care – When and Where to Begin?

 

The preconception period is an important window of opportunity to ensure

you have all of the nutrients required not only to conceive, but also to

nourish the growing foetus, and ultimately deliver the healthiest baby

possible. Preconception care should ideally begin at least three to four

months prior to trying to conceive, allowing adequate preparation time

for both parents to achieve optimal health.

Comprehensive preconception and pregnancy care involves both

parents adopting a healthy diet and lifestyle, as well as appropriate

supplementation to lay the nutritional foundation required to grow a

healthy baby. If having a baby is on your ‘to do’ list in the foreseeable

future, your Visible Effects Practitioner can guide you through an appropriate

preconception and pregnancy care program specific to your individual

needs.

 





Healthy Vision
Posted on Wed, 20 Jul 2011 14:33:23 by Heather Musgrove

Sight is considered one of the most precious of the senses and

yet the health of our eyes is an all too often neglected area

of wellbeing. Eye related complaints are not just limited to your

parents, grandparents or the older generations. In the modern

world, eye related complaints such as eye strain, blurred

vision, red eyes and visual fatigue are becoming increasingly

common in younger generations due to hours of staring at a

computer, television screen or computer games.

Although it can be difficult to cut down on computer time,

fortunately there are natural ingredients that may alleviate

the annoying symptoms of eye strain as well as reduce your

chances of vision loss associated with age. Be proactive about

eye health and ask your Visible Effects Practitioner how to maintain healthy

vision. It’s never too early to start looking after your eyesight!

Protecting the Eyes Inside and Out

The eyes are very delicate and vulnerable to damage from both

external and internal factors which can ultimately affect eyesight.

In addition to dust and pollution from the outside environment,

eyes are also prone to internal damage caused by the production

of unstable molecules known as free radicals. Free radicals are

produced as a result of many natural processes within the body;

they may cause damage to various bodily tissues including the

eyes, if they are not balanced by antioxidants. Antioxidants,

which can be obtained from the diet, help to counteract these

damaging molecules and preserve the delicate parts of the

eye. Factors that may contribute to increased free radical

production include sun exposure, smoking, diabetes and high

blood pressure. Improving antioxidant status can promote eye

health by protecting the internal structure of the eye.

Nature’s Answers for Eye Health

Plant-based medicines are a rich source of antioxidants that

are beneficial for maintaining the integrity of the delicate

components of the eye.

Diet and Lifestyle Tips for Healthy Eyes

As well as taking specific natural remedies, you can also take

daily measures to support vision health.

• Eat antioxidant rich foods every day

Antioxidants play a vital role in protecting the tiny

structures of the eyes from free radical damage. Examples

of antioxidant-rich foods are vibrantly coloured fruits and

vegetables such as berries, beetroot and capsicum.

• Maintain a healthy weight

Being overweight increases the chances of high blood

pressure and diabetes, which are both risk factors for

vision loss. Ask your Practitioner about a professional

weight management program to help you get back into a

healthy weight range.

• Quit smoking

Cigarette smoking increases the amount of free radicals

• Have your eyes checked regularly

Make the time to visit your Optometrist regularly to keep

a check on your eye health and ensure your glasses or

contact lenses are suitable for your current needs.

• Wear sunglasses

 

Sight is a gift that should not be taken for granted. Be proactive

about vision health and don’t wait until it is too late. Maintain

healthy vision by consulting with your Visible Effects Practitioner about

natural ingredients and lifestyle tips that are tailored to your

individual needs.

 

Reduce visual fatigue and eye strain by taking regular

breaks away from the computer or television screen.

You will see the benefits in the future!

which are detrimental for eye health. Your Visible Effects Practitioner can

provide support to help overcome this harmful habit.

 

found within the retina of the eye, protecting the eyes from

sun damage and supporting healthy macula pigmentation.

Sight – A Precious Gift Worth Protecting





2011 Face Photorejuvenation Promotion NOW ON
Posted on Wed, 29 Jun 2011 03:34:34 by Heather Musgrove

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For the month of July 2011 - Pay just $295 for a full face Photorejuventation which targets SUN DAMAGE - broken capillaries, pigmentation, freckles and much more!  In this promotion you will also receive either a MICRODERMABRASION or GLYCOLIC PEEL - as a follow-up treatment after your rejuvenation.  SAVE A MASSIVE - $175.  All clients need assessment for suitability prior to treatment.  Please call us on 50228000 to book or for more information.





Do You Want Younger Looking Hands?
Posted on Mon, 30 May 2011 20:28:08 by Heather Musgrove

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For the first time ever Visible Effects is offering a promotion on Photorejuvenation of Hands.  This simple walk in walk out treatment helps remove sundamage, pigmentation and age spots from the backs of hands.  For the Month of June Only have your hands treated for $99.  That is half price!  Call 50228000 to book or for more details.





Supporting Healthy Elimination
Posted on Tue, 17 May 2011 23:11:01 by Heather Musgrove

Supporting Healthy Elimination Channels

It’s More Than Skin Deep!

Skin is an external reflection of how your body is functioning

internally. A key consideration to ensure healthy, radiant skin

is minimising the build up of toxins and wastes within the body

by supporting their removal. There are various organs within

the body that are responsible for eliminating waste including

the skin. However, if any of these channels of elimination are

not functioning optimally, skin problems may occur as toxins

and waste products accumulate within the body and place

additional stress on the skin. The good news is that your Visible Effects

Practitioner can recommend natural products to improve the

way in which these elimination channels work, improving the

appearance of your skin from the inside out.

What are the Channels of Elimination?

Your body has five major channels of elimination which are

responsible for clearing waste products out of the body:

• The skin

• The digestive system

• The lymphatic system

• The kidneys

• The lungs

Congestion in any of these channels can result in other channels

having to work harder to ensure adequate elimination of waste

from the body. Embarrassing skin conditions such as acne,

dermatitis, eczema or psoriasis may occur as a result of the skin

being over burdened by metabolic waste, and can be difficult to

treat if this underlying issue isn’t addressed.

Cleaning Out the Gutters and Pipes

Traditionally, various herbal medicines have been used to

support waste and toxin removal by improving the function of

various channels of elimination. For instance, cleavers (

Galium), burdock (Arctium lappa), nettle (Urtica dioica), redSalvia miltiorrhiza), and blue flag (Iris versicolour) haveZingiber), German chamomile (Matricaria recutita), cascaraRhamnus purshianus), cinnamon (Cinnamomum cassia)Rheum officinale) are herbs that have been

How Can Diet and Lifestyle Help?

Whilst herbal prescriptions from your Visible Effects Practitioner may support

eliminatory function, there are some simple dietary and

lifestyle changes you can implement, to help you on your way

to better skin.

1.

the channels of elimination to function properly.

Adequate intake of plant-based fibre and water is essential for

• Enjoy a minimum of three cups of fresh vegetables daily:

Choose from a variety of vegetables and aim to have a

rainbow of colours on your dinner plate.

• Enjoy a minimum of two pieces or one cup of fresh fruit

daily: Berries are an excellent choice as they are rich in

antioxidants.

• Limit starchy carbohydrates to two small serves daily:

Aim for only 1 to 2 serves of bread, rice, pasta, cereal

or potatoes.

• Drink a minimum of eight glasses of pure water daily:

To add flavour, opt for natural flavourings such as fresh

lemon, lime and mint in water instead of soft drinks and

cordials.

2.

encourages the removal of toxins through sweat; so make

daily exercise a part of your skin health program today!

Be active – exercise helps increase blood flow to the skin, and

3.

shower is a simple technique to stimulate lymphatic circulation,

helping your body to clear the build up of waste products that

can aggravate skin conditions.

Brush your skin – dry skin brushing prior to your morning

Clear Your Body for Clear Skin

Uncomfortable skin conditions such as acne, dermatitis,

eczema and psoriasis are more than skin deep. Many skin

conditions can be fuelled by poorly functioning channels

of elimination and accumulation of waste within the body.

Fortunately, with the help of specific herbal medicines, dietary

changes and lifestyle modifications, you can naturally support

internal processes to improve your external appearance. Your

Practitioner can tailor these strategies to suit your individual

needs, to help promote radiant skin from the inside-out.

There are many aspects of health to consider when

trying to improve the appearance of your skin.

Organise an appointment with your  Visible Effects Practitioner to

improve your skin from the inside-out!

aparine

sage (

been used traditionally to support healthy lymphatic function.

The lymphatic system is a network of small, thin vessels that

are primarily responsible for transporting immune cells around

the body and draining fluid and wastes from the body tissues.

Supporting healthy lymphatic function decreases the toxic

burden and can result in healthier, more vibrant skin.

In addition to healthy lymphatic drainage, having a properly

functioning digestive system and moving your bowels regularly

is an integral part of achieving healthy skin. Ginger (

officinale

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and rhubarb (

traditionally used to support healthy digestive function and

can assist with clearance of waste from the bowel. Without

regular bowel movements, waste and toxins can recirculate

within the body and negatively affect skin health.





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