Health trends

Joint care for Christmas

With the countdown to Christmas fast approaching, many of us are already stepping up our health routines to make sure we look and feel great for the festivities. During your busy training schedule, it is important to remember that while exercise helps to promote a healthy body and mind, it can also put pressure on our joints.

Cod liver oil is one of nature's richest sources of omega-3 which is involved in keeping joints and muscles flexible by slowing down cartilage degradation and reducing joint pain and inflammation. Seven Seas offers the only range of joint care products which contain GlucOmega, a unique combination of glucosamine and omega-3, which helps to keep your joints healthy, supple and flexible before and after exercise.

Working in synergy, glucosamine helps rebuild new cartilage and connective tissues while omega-3 and cod liver oil slow down cartilage degradation and reduce inflammation. Seven Seas Jointcare advanced has been specially formulated to provide advanced nutritional support for active joints. So don't let aches and pains stop you enjoying the holiday season!

- Source: Seven Seas Ltd

Grace Foods makes it one pot!

Grace foods is offering a new way to 'power up your pot' with its latest creation, Grace One Pot Seasoning. In fact, it is more than a seasoning as it delivers an interesting flavour of herbs, spices and tasty protein chunks in one sachet. This new product can spruce up existing protein in meals or serve as a fulfilling substitute while helping consumers meet their daily protein requirements.

"In this global environment, Grace Foods has been aggressively seeking affordable and nutritious meal solutions to feed our population. We are proud to say that we have found such a product in our Grace One Pot Seasoning that can provide at least 10 per cent of the daily allowance of protein if one pack is used to prepare a meal for a family of four," said Erwin Burton CEO of GK Foods Division and deputy CEO GraceKennedy Ltd.

- Source: Grace Foods