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Vitazyme® Energy All day sustained vitality without feeling over hyped. Contains 51 types of fruit and vegetable carefully selected and uniquely blended into an energy supporting mix with the additional ingredient Cordyceps Sinensis that can be instantly absorbed into the body. Price £23.95 for 28 Sachets		Nutrausi Papaya Forte Papaya Forte Is a powerful superfood and natural anti-ageing probiotic. Papaya Forte provides a rich source of amino acids, lactobacillus acidophilus and enzymes which are naturally found in the papaya fruit. Price £24.95 for 36Capsules

The Miracle Box The ultimate exercise/birthing ball for mums and mums to be. Includes High Quality anti-burst ball, dual action pump for quick inflation, 3 easy to read exercise charts for pregnancy, post natal and general toning exercises. Price £29.99		Pure-XP GliSODin Is one of the most orally effective vegetarian form of Superoxide Dismutase (SOD) that takes an entirely different approach at fighting oxidative damage. GliSODin has a catalytic effect that primes the body's own internal antioxidants at the cellular level. Available in 30 & 60 Capsules

Ginger—A Spicy Way to Stimulate Healthy Digestion A cup of ginger tea is often just the thing to settle an upset stomach—but little is known about how it actually works. A new study, published in the European Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, found that ginger stimulates digestion by speeding up the movement of food from the stomach into the upper small intestine.

Exercise & Eat Right to Stay Healthy After Cancer A study in the Journal of Clinical Oncology found that cancer survivors who practiced the positive lifestyle behaviors recommended by the American Cancer Society had a higher quality of life than those who made fewer changes.

Can the Sunshine Vitamin Beat the Blues? As the summer solstice approaches, many of us notice how much long, sunny days can lift the mood. New research suggests there may be a physiological basis for this phenomenon. A recent study found that people with minor or major depression had lower vitamin D levels than people without depression.