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Parents of all babies, from birth to 12 months, are being advised to give their infants a daily vitamin D supplement to protect their growing bones. This advice comes to parents and guardians from the Health Service Executive, the Food Safety Authority of Ireland, and the Department of Health and Children.

The cold and flu season has arrived for another year targeting weak immune systems all over the county. A Vogel herbal advisor, Rick North, gives us five simple tips to help boost our immune systems and keep our health in check.

I popped into The Body Shop in Athlone Towncentre to try out their new Pamper Day mini-facial and make-over, which they are offering every Saturday for ladies who love to be spoilt.

Medical experts are warning that a generation growing up playing computer games inside are missing out on getting their Vitamin D requirement.

Diet is key

During the month of February, Decleor is offering a 15 per cent discount and a free trial with each purchase of Decleor’s product of the month — the 10 day Radiance Powder Cure.

Ziaja’s (pronounced JiYa) cocoa butter range contains natural antioxidants and vitamin E. The antioxidants in cocoa butter mean that it can prevent some skin damage and give protection from free radicals. Vitamin E helps to soothe, hydrate, and balance the skin and also provides the skin with collagen which assists with wrinkles and other signs of ageing.

Cristalle Beauty, Quay Village, Ballina, has devised and developed a range of signature beauty products loaded with natural and herbal antioxidants and natural vitamins to help strengthen the skin.

Popeye showed us just how powerful spinach really was and our mammies have been telling us for years to ‘eat our greens’. But why is this so – are green veggies all they’re cracked up to be?

Keeping your children well when they go back to school is not always easy. Regardless of their age, they are going back into packed classrooms full of germs, and our changing Irish climate means immunity is often compromised. For parents, that means niggly colds, sore throats, tummy bugs, ear infections, and lots of other fun stuff!