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Dont Bite Me Patches Don't Bite Me! is an all natural trans-dermal skin patch containing Vitamin B1 and Aloe Vera. Don't Bite Me are great for those who hate the smell the usual insect repellents, and are great for kids. Available packs of 5 or 10 patches		Viafem Viafem is a revolutionary all natural female sexual stimulant reported to work within an hour and may last up to 1-2 days. Viafem contains a blend of active herbal ingredients that have been shown to work together to help enhance & stimulate the female libido in a short period of time. Price: £34.00 for 10 Capsules

Life Mel Life Mel made by Honey Bees is the result of over thirty years' research. Life Mel has been specially developed to provide the recognised nutritional benefits of honey enhanced by feeding the bees with selected herbs. To read more - Click here Price: £37.50 for 120gr		Puralife Oxygen for Life Boost your energy, stimulate your mind, and improve your general well-being with Oxygen For Life from Puralife. Delivering unprecedented levels of pure, bio-available oxygen to your bloodstream, there is no healthier way to live your life, every day. Price: £36.99 for 250ml

Vitamin D—a Heart Healthy Nutrient Low levels of vitamin D in the blood may increase risk of cardiovascular events such as a heart attack, according to two recent studies published in the Archives of Internal Medicine.

Osteoporosis—Not Just a Women’s Concern Women over 50 are usually reminded to have their bone density evaluated every couple of years, but many healthcare providers don’t know when to recommend this screening to men. To help pinpoint the right time for testing men’s bone density, a new review has identified the major factors that put men at risk for fracture from osteoporosis. The review, published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, analyzed the findings from 177 studies performed between 1990 and 2007 that assessed risk factors for osteoporosis-related fracture in men, and 20 studies that evaluated various screening tests for osteoporosis. The findings from a previous review were also included in the analysis.

Pregnant? Get Fatty Acids for Baby’s Brain Development Premature babies are at risk for complications in their mental development, but new evidence shows that their brains may get a boost from fatty acids: A study in Pediatrics reports that breast milk supplemented with omega-3 DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) and omega-6 AA (arachidonic acid) may improve brain development in premature infants.