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    Diabetic Foot Ulcers
    0 Diabetic Foot Ulcers
    People living with diabetes have a risk of developing a wound or sore on their feet. These are more commonly found on the toes, balls of your foot and heels. The primary goal in the treatment of foot ulcers is to obtain healing as soon as possible. The faster the healing, the less chance for an infection.
    Dry or Chesty cough? Relieve naturally with DURO-TUSS
    0 Dry or Chesty cough? Relieve naturally with DURO-TUSS
    Nobody likes a cough -- it can be a stubborn guest that insists on overstaying its welcome. Coughs are a bodily reflex that occurs due to an irritation in your throat or airways. However, coughs can sometimes be persistent, and curing them isn’t always as straightforward.
    Caring for Eczema with Suu Balm
    0 Caring for Eczema with Suu Balm
    Your go-to range of products for dry, itchy, sensitive skin. Suu Balm is formulated by the National Skin Centre Singapore, specifically for people with itchy, dry, and sensitive skin. Here’s why it stands out as an excellent choice for those managing eczema.
    Nurses Day Giveaway
    16 Nurses Day Giveaway
    This Nurses Day, show your appreciation for our dedicated nursing colleagues. Show your appreciation to them and be one of the lucky 5 winners to win an Emelyn Tote Bag (worth $29.90).
    Early Stroke Detection With Microlife AFIB Technology
    0 Early Stroke Detection With Microlife AFIB Technology
    Microlife AFIB presents the most reliable detection of atrial fibrillation during blood pressure measurements. Atrial Fibrillation (AF) causes high risk of stroke. Approximately 40% of AF patients have no symptoms[2]so that many of them are diagnosed by coincidence when hospitalized for other reasons, including stroke.
    Sore throat? Hit it hard and early with Difflam
    0 Sore throat? Hit it hard and early with Difflam
    Sore throats are a common occurrence linked to pain, scratchiness and irritation of the throat. Many of us are familiar with the hassle of dealing with a sore throat, especially when it sticks around for longer than expected.
    For a Relaxing Mind & Body
    0 For a Relaxing Mind & Body

    In the modern fast-paced lifestyle, more that often we are living in a hectic buzz lifestyle. Regardless of whether we are living in the cities, urban or rural zone, more than often most of us are wearing multiple hats at any given period. On one hand, technology has given us the ability to be connected all time. However, the ease of getting things done also mean increasing expectations, speed of responses and desires at the tip of finger that lead to more stress on the mind and body. 

    Chronic stress—such as pandemic or economic worries—can wreak havoc on our health. Research shows that stress impacts our mood, sleep, energy levels and mental well-being and leading to impact on our ability to concentrate, insomnia, migraines and anxiety. 

    The good news is that there are plenty of simple lifestyle changes like a healthy diet, regular exercise, and meditation that we can make to help us to manage our stress levels.

    However, chronic stress can depletes the body of magnesium and low magnesium levels intensify stress — creating a vicious cycle. Deficiency of magnesium can cause fatigue, muscle spasms and cramps which in turn could affect your immune system. 

    Thus, it is important to ensure the body gets the sufficient amount of magnesium. 

    Magnesium: An Essential Minimal, Often Underestimated or Even Ignored

    Magnesium is needed for more than 300 biochemical reactions in the body. It plays an important role in energy utilization, muscle functions, contractions and relaxation including heart muscle, protein synthesization, transmitting nerve signals and many more processes that are vital for human health.

    It is required for the formation of healthy bones and teeth, tissue formation, and the metabolism of carbohydrates, proteins, and fat. However, we do not get enough magnesium through our diets, making supplementation an ever important source.

    Kordel’s Magnesium Bisglycinate 200mg 

    Kordel’s Magnesium Bisglycinate 200mg soothes muscle cramps and supports restful sleeps. It is a more superior form due to its molecular structure of one magnesium bonded with two glycine molecules, leading it to become better absorbed. It does not require stomach acidity to be absorbed, which means that even individuals with poor digestion or absorption issues can experience the nutritional benefits of magnesium. It is also gentle on the stomach and does not cause diarrhea. 

    It is a convenient option for anyone whose diet is high in processed foods, adults who have poor digestion, people looking to improve bone density, and those experiencing signs of magnesium deficiency, such as headaches, premenstrual discomforts, muscle cramping, or twitchy eyelids. Each vegetal capsule can be taken once daily, making it a convenient option for anyone to manage stress, improve mood, enhance sleep and keeping our body healthy.

    For a better mental sharpness and concentration, it can be taken together with Kordel’s Sharp•PSTM Sharp Memory.

    Kordel’s Magnesium Bisglycinate 200mg is suitable for vegetarians.

    For more information, please consult your healthcare service provider.

    Content and information in this article are provided by Kordel's and are for informational purposes only. For any doubts, please consult a healthcare professional. 

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    References:
    1. Jahnen-Dechent, W. & Ketteler, M. (2012). Magnesium basics. Clin Kidney J, 5(1), 13-14. 2. Siebrecht, S. (2013). Magnesium bisglycinate as safe form for mineral supplementation in human nutrition. OM & Ernahrung, 144. 
    3. Supakatisant, C. & Phupong, V. (2015). Oral magnesium for relief in pregnancy-induced leg cramps: a randomised controlled trial. Matern Child Nutr, 11(2), 139-45.
    4. Ismail, A. & Ismail, N. (2016). Magnesium: A mineral essential for health yet generally underestimated or even ignored. J Nutr Food Sci 2016, 6(4).

    Father's Day Giveaway!
    20 Father's Day Giveaway!
    Happy Father's Day! Participate in this giveaway to be one of the 6 lucky winners to win a gift set for your dad!
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    Happy Mother's Day! Participate in this giveaway to be one of the 10 lucky winners to win a Emelyn Canvas Bag (worth $29.90) for your mum!
    Perfect Partners: Not all dressings combinations are made equal
    1 Perfect Partners: Not all dressings combinations are made equal

    Wound dressing is an essential element of wound healing. At Convatec, we develop and produce advanced wound care solutions for the management of hard-to-heal wounds, and prevention of wound occurrence.

    Aquacel® launched nearly 20 years ago with a breakthrough technology — Hydrofiber™. Since then, we’ve never stopped innovating.

    Today, the Aquacel® family includes a wide range of wound dressings — including Aquacel® Extra, Aquacel® AG+ Extra, Aquacel® Foam, Aquacel® Surgical and Aquace;® Burn.

    Our AQUACEL Ag dressings are the #1 anti-microbial dressings today, combining the infection-fighting power of ionic silver with the unique capabilities of Hydrofiber™.

    Aquacel Ag+ Extra

    AQUACEL® Ag+ dressings are antimicrobial primary dressings intended to be used under the direction of a healthcare professional for wounds, which are at risk of infection or show signs of infection, or where biofilm is suspected to be present, and in accordance with the indications for use.

    They are  designed to manage the 3 key local barriers to healing - exudate, infection and biofilm. AQUACEL® Ag+ dressings incorporate proven Hydrofiber™ Technology and Ag+ Technology - a unique ionic silver-containing, antibiofilm formulation.1 AQUACEL® Ag+ dressings are available as AQUACEL® Ag+ Extra™ and AQUACEL® Ag+ Ribbon dressings.

    AQUACEL® Ag+ Extra™ dressing is comprised of 2 layers of Hydrofiber™ Technology stitch bonded together making it 9x stronger and 50% more absorbent than standard AQUACEL® Ag dressing.2*

    AQUACEL® Ag+ Ribbon dressing is also strengthened with stitchbonding.

    *As demonstrated in-vitro

    AQUACEL® Foam
    AQUACEL® Foam dressing has a soft absorbent Foam pad, an AQUACEL® interface, a gentle silicone adhesive, and a waterproof/bacteria barrier. AQUACEL® Foam dressing is the only Foam that has comfort, simplicity and the healing benefits of an AQUACEL® Interface.

    Only Aquacel®  Foam dressing has been designed to work In synergy with the Aquacel® family of primary dressings, to achieve optimal performance. 

    Perfect Partners

    The use of this dressing regime can help optimise:
    • Effective management of exudate1,2
    • Help prevent peri-wound maceration6
    • Protect peri-wound skin6
    • Promote wound healing7
    • Manage biofilm and infections4,5
    This may improve patient comfort and clinical outcome3

    Content and information in this article are provided by Convatec and are for informational purposes only. For any doubts, please consult a healthcare professional. 

    References:
    1. PARTNER observational study: Preliminary results on the utility of the combination of two dressings in the management of acute and
    chronic wounds in private practice. TOMASI, J, Yvon, C, Lucas, A. P20, poster presented at Journees Cicatrisations, Paris, France, 26-28 Jan 2020.

    2. Visual Assessment of Fluid Handling by Aquacel® Extra covered by Different Foam Dressings WHRI5397 MS147. Data on le, ConvaTec Inc. 

    3. Mixing Wound Dressings: Does it Affect Clinical Outcomes, Tickle. J. Poster presented at World Union of Wound Healing Societies, Florence, Italy 2016.

    4. Bowler PG, Parsons, D. Combatting wound biofilm and recalcitrance with a novel antibiofilm Hydrofiber™ wound dressing. Wound Medicine.
    2016; 14:6–11. 

    5. Newman, G.R., et al., Visualisation of bacterial sequestration and bactericidal activity within hydrating Hydrofiber wound dressings.
    Biomaterials, 2006. 27(7): p. 1129-39. 

    6. Robinson BJ. The use of a Hydrofibre dressing in wound management. J Wound Care. 2000;9(1):32-34.

    7. Bishop SM et al. Moisture balance: optimising the wound dressing interface. J Wound Care. 2003;12:125-128