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Hand Sanitisers help to prevent colds
There is no known cure for colds/flu so prevention is essential. When you are pregnant or have a new baby it is essential to minimise your exposure to bacteria and viruses that could lead to colds or flu. Mentholatum Response beta is a key way to beat the cold and viruses through good hand hygiene. It is an alcohol-free…
Posted in Pregnancy Health
Tagged Antiseptic, Biocide, Chlorhexidine gluconate, colds/flu, common cold, coughs, Disinfectants, flu, Hand sanitizer, Hand washing, Health, Hygiene, illness, infection, irritation, sneezes, surfaces, Virus
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Germ Warfare
In today’s world of bleaches, disinfectants and antibacterial sprays and cloths, cleanliness is next to godliness. Parents, however, can forget godliness; cleanliness is next to impossible when you’re juggling work with family life. But don’t despair. In a society that believes the only good germ is a dead one, our obsession with cleanliness could actually be causing more problems than…
Posted in Baby Health
Tagged allergy, Antibiotic, Antiseptic, artificial chemicals, asthma, Bacteria, chickenpox, Cleanliness, Disinfectant, flu, food, Hand washing, Health, Hygiene, illness, infection, Infectious diseases, Measles, Sterilization
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Common Preservative Wrecks Children’s DNA
Parents have been warned to limit the amount of soft drinks their children have after researchers found one of the preservatives can cause neurological damage. Professor Peter Piper, a molecular biology expert at Sheffield University, found that the preservative E211, or sodium benzoate, found in drinks like Fanta and Pepsi Max, has the ability to…
Antiseptic cream
Once your toddler is on the move, he’s bound to bruise, bump and scrape himself from time to time. Keep a tube of antiseptic cream to hand. You’ll be amazed at how effective a dab of ‘magic cream’ is at drying up the tears after the latest scrape. Antiseptic wipes are also useful when you are out and…
