Tag Archives: Wellbeing

Penny Badger’s Simplicity Chia Facial Serum Review

Posted on August 3, 2013 by thefabcompany

I have always believed in the benefits of eating chia seeds and understand how their affect on our health and wellbeing. It therefore made total sense to me that Dr Perricone and Penny Badger had both devised a facial serum … Continue reading →

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Cardiovascular Activity with Fitness League

Posted on May 19, 2013 by thefabcompany

Why Cardiovascular activity is so important! Cardiovascular exercise is sometimes called aerobic exercise, some people even call it ‘cardio’ for short. Cardiovascular exercise has lots of health benefits like lowering your blood pressure, increases circulation, gives a sense of wellbeing, … Continue reading →

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WELLBEING DEFINED

Posted on April 8, 2013 by thefabcompany

WHAT DEFINES WELLBEING? This word is used quite a lot these days as an ‘all inclusive’ way of describing our lot. However when you actually think about what Wellbeing means, in short it describes our state of health, happiness and … Continue reading →