Prime Health Care

26/09/2013

Friday opening hours
8:00 -11:00
14:00-23:00

26/09/2013

u can buy the slimming tablet from our pharmacy
please call us any time ... :)

26/09/2013

26/09/2013

Acai Berry - 2,000mg
Often referred to as the 'super berry', the acai has one of the highest nutritional values in the world, hence its association with the term super food. Acai berries contain high levels of antioxidant pigments called anthocyanins. Antioxidants are compounds which help to neutralise free radicals. In addition, acai berries are a rich source of amino acids, fibre, iron and vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, C & E. Global demand for the acai berry has expanded rapidly in recent years, and the acai palm is now cultivated for that purpose primarily.

26/09/2013

New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item.
Type: Herbals
Brand: Vitastore
Product: Weight loss, diet pills,slimming Tablets
Treatment:
Detoxification, Digestive Health, Weight Loss


RF 500 /

23/09/2013

We offer dental services with special prices at prime health care clinic. For more information please call 3006002 or 7513050

23/09/2013

How Bacteria Destroys Enamel

After you eat, certain bacteria in your mouth feast on sugars from sweet foods and starches. This makes acids that can destroy enamel. The green rods in this slide are bacteria that cause gingivitis.

The acids found in sodas, juices, and drinks are harmful, too. Some are more corrosive than battery acid.

Over time, these acids cause erosion, literally shrinking the size of the tooth

23/09/2013

Tooth Decay and Sensitivity

What happens when tooth enamel is damaged? The exposed part underneath becomes vulnerable to decay. Cavities aren't the only problem.

Teeth with damaged enamel can become sensitive to extreme temperatures. Suddenly, eating ice cream or sipping hot coffee can be painful or unpleasant.

23/09/2013

Enamel is kind of like the shell of an egg: it protects the softer, more vulnerable part of the tooth inside.

But unlike an eggshell, the thin layer of enamel is tough. In fact, enamel is the hardest substance in the body. It can withstand decades of biting, chewing and crunching -- with some luck and good dental care.