Sheldon press mai 2011 (2 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Coeliac disease (CD) is an auto-immune disease caused by intolerance to gluten, found in wheat, rye and barley. Around 700,000 people in the UK have it - although seven in every eight are presently undiagnosed and ignorant of their condition. Increased awareness of the disease, ongoing campaigning from the charity Coeliac UK and amendments to NICE guidelines for the diagnosis of both IBS and CD, have all meant that more and more of the 'missing' coeliac patients are being picked up. Coeliac UK welcome over 100 new members a month. Mild CD in particular is more common than previously thought. Coeliac Disease: What you need to know addresses the needs of those who suspect they may have CD, or who are newly diagnosed, both of whom are increasing in number. It aims to support and advise those with the disease, as well as those who are parents of coeliac children or who care for adults with CD. Topics include: . definition of CD . tests and diagnosis . diet and nutrition - ensuring the gluten-free diet is adequate . other auto-immune conditions - eg type 1 diabetes thyroid disease . other health issues - eg lowered fertility, skin problems . Living gluten-free - practicalities, staying healthy . children and teenagers . further help and resources, including gluten-free food sources.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - If you have arthritis, it's all too easy to let pain and restricted activity become a way of life. With this illustrated collection of easy-to-follow exercises, you can gently boost levels of fitness and flexibility. The exercises balance rest, movement and relaxation in a way adapted to the needs of those with arthritis. Topics include; Assessing your fitness level and how arthritis affects you. Getting started and keeping going. Warming up. Stretches and strengtheners. Checkpoints for each set of exercises . Relaxation techniques. Other forms of exercise you can do, including walking, swimming, cycling, yoga, Alexander technique and t'ai chi.…