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05/10/2021

Here's Why You Need To Finish Your Antibiotics

Raise your hand if you were ever prescribed an antibiotic treatment only to stop halfway, as soon as you felt better. While this is a common practice, it is one that doctors and medical professionals highly disapprove of. Here's why!

When you take antibiotics to fight off an infection, the bacteria causing it diminish the more you take the treatment. This leads to the improvement in our symptoms. Still, the treatment is unlikely to kill all the bacteria. If you stop your treatment while there are bacteria in your organism, they might multiply and cause the same symptoms again.

Even worse, not completing your antibiotic prescription may lead to antibiotic resistance. The less effective antibiotics become, the stronger some infections we used to fight of easily are. This is a public rather than an individual issue, as these infections will be harder and harder to kill with the same treatments that have proven effective up to that point.

Therefore, if your doctor prescribes an antibiotic treatment, make sure to:
💊 Finish the full course of the treatment
💊 Not use or share any leftover antibiotics
💊 Wash your hands regularly to prevent infections.

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30/09/2021

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28/09/2021

This Wednesday, September 29 marks the World Heart Day. While we believe heart health is something that should be addressed regularly, tomorrow should be all about raising awareness of the dangers associated with cardiovascular diseases.

In the UK alone, cardiovascular diseases are responsible for approximately a quarter of all deaths - more than 160,000 annually.

World Heart Day is a tremendous opportunity to help raise awareness about CVD and inspire your closest ones to start implementing changes that can greatly benefit their heart health. You do not have to take up running marathons or exercising regularly right away. Some lifestyle changes that can help reduce the risk of developing CVD include:

💕Mowing the lawn
💕Slightly increasing your walking speed. Pick up the pace when walking your dog, walking by yourself or with a friend
💕Whenever you have to hold a business meeting with your co-workers, aim to take a walk instead of meeting in the conference room when possible
💕Take the stairs instead of the elevator whenever possible
💕Sign up for a spinning class
💕Do a few simple exercises like jumping jacks, planks or squats every morning before taking a shower.

As you can see, you don’t need a gym membership or expensive workout equipment to stay healthy. All you need to do is get moving. And don’t forget to ♡ your heart.

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