Sports activities are a regular way of life for many of us now and involve people from across all age groups; from those who have an avid interest to those who just wish to keep fit; from the elite professional to the casual participant.
Whether it is possible to influence MS through diet remains a controversial topic. Although no specific diet has yet been proven to be beneficial for people with MS, we are inundated with information from books, magazines and online, much of which is contradictory. Opinions range from denying any evidence of benefit to suggesting that MS can effectively be cured by specific diets.
This National Vegetarian Week (23 - 29 May 2011), sponsored by Cauldron Foods, invite friends and family around the kitchen table to tuck into seven tremendously tasty and daringly different dishes. They’re different because they’re free from meat but full of flavour and sure to please.
How many people really understand what MS is? Even those who know that MS stands for multiple sclerosis rarely appreciate the impact it can have. MS Awareness Week (21 - 27 May 2011) is an opportunity for the Multiple Sclerosis Trust to help change this and encourage people across the UK to better understand MS.
If you ever wondered how it would be possible for you to save an entire forest then look no further than making simple lifestyle changes. Join in on June 5th - World Environment Day.
Go veggie in seven simple steps for National Vegetarian Week - taking place from Monday 23 May to Sunday 29 May 2011 and sponsored by Cauldron Foods...
