by Andrew (Admin) Kakai | Aug 1, 2026 | Flavor Of The Month, HD NewsFeed, Healthy Lifestyle, The Juice
Over the years, your bones gradually break down – and for women after menopause, it’s a particularly big problem.
Your bones may seem solid, but they’re actually living tissue constantly renewing itself – like a well-maintained building. New parts replace old ones all the time, but if the building loses more bricks at a rate than they can be replaced, the structure becomes weaker.
by Andrew (Admin) Kakai | Jul 1, 2026 | Flavor Of The Month, HD NewsFeed, News, The Juice
Want to stop the sniffles in their tracks this season? These five strategies will protect, nurture and support your body.
South Africa’s colder months can bring a mixed bag of winter woes. More time indoors, closer contact with others, indoor heating – the perfect conditions for colds and flu. Shorter days also affect vitamin D levels and mood. It’s not surprising that many of us end up feeling less than sunny.
by Andrew (Admin) Kakai | Jul 1, 2026 | Flavor Of The Month, HD NewsFeed, The Juice
On 28 July, World Hepatitis Day puts the spotlight on protecting your liver. Here’s what you need to know.
Most of us have heard of hepatitis and know it affects the liver. You may also know that it can cause jaundice, where your skin and the whites of your eyes go yellow. What you may not realise is that it is not a single disease, but a group of conditions that cause liver inflammation – each with different causes and outcomes.
by Andrew (Admin) Kakai | May 31, 2026 | News, Newsletter, The Juice
Grocery shopping has never been easier, with almost endless options online and in store. Choosing what to buy is a different story altogether. That’s where understanding the food label can help you make healthier choices.
by Andrew (Admin) Kakai | May 31, 2026 | News, Newsletter, The Juice
It’s no coincidence that most teenagers will probably spend Youth Day sleeping in. Understanding their sleeping patterns is key to helping them feel more refreshed.
Ever feel like you’re wrestling a honey badger when it’s time to get your teen out of bed? You’re not alone. While it’s tempting to label dozy teens slackers, there’s real biology behind those drooping eyelids.