Check out all the beautiful Fall colours!
8 November 2022
We support your eye health in any season.
We support your eye health in any season.
Have a look at IDHC resource “Aboriginal Owl Curves”
First recognized in WW1, it affected and took lives of an estimated 76.000 soldiers and debilitated about 100,000 WW2 veterans. Trench foot can still happen today. Protect your feet by keeping them dry.
It works like medicine and brings numerous benefits. It balances body, mind and emotions. Always check with your healthcare provider before beginning any physical activity program.
“Do you have a severe and prolonged disablity? Do you use insulin 4 times a day to manage your diabetes?” Disability may involve: • Life-sustaining therapy • Walking • Dressing • Feeding • Bowel or Bladder functions • Hearing • Speaking …
We support your eye health in any season.
Make some Witch Finger Cookies, or Mummy Meatloaves. There are lots of ideas out there; check out pinterest for great some wholesome, fun ideas.
Set a time limit that works for you. This can be short-term (days or weeks) or long-term (months).
Treat your feet by wearing a walking shoe. Opt for a thicker sole and stong heel support that fits and protects your feet.
Use a step counter to track your journey. Map your trick or treating adventure!
Your goal should connect to your health aim. Example your aim to reduce risk of diabetes or manage pre-diabetes.
And so does wearing sunglasses! Shielding our eyes from both UVA and UVB is just as important as protecting our skin from these harmful rays.