How Can You Use Kratom To Overcome Depression

Authored by jenniloves
Posted: Tue, 06/02/2020 - 7:09am

For some time, individuals have been utilizing kratom herb to treat various health issues. In view of its restorative properties, kratom is the reasonable methodology that individuals depend on to accomplish top health. Besides, this herb is an incredible option since it is safe and doesn't cause serious symptoms.

One of the numerous employments of this herb is anti-depression benefits.

If you're looking to take kratom for depression, there are significant realities you have to know.

Using Kratom for Depression

We should begin this snappy guide by...

Fashion Eyeware offer free glasses for NHS heroes

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 06/01/2020 - 10:18pm

With the high street closed, our frontline workers have fewer options to service their eyewear needs right now - needs that play a vital part in performing their daily jobs. Still operating all prescription services as normal, Fashion Eyewear want to help those making an immense sacrifice for our country and express their gratitude by offering our NHS heroes a pair of prescription, reading or varifocal glasses, free of charge.

With the generous support of De Rigo, Mondottica and of some of their other partners, the eyewear e-tailer will be offering top designer brands (starting...

Exeter dementia researchers take on 300km running challenge for Alzheimer’s Research UK

A group of eight dementia researchers from the University of Exeter are aiming to run over 301km – the distance between their laboratory and the Alzheimer’s Research UK head office in Cambridge - before the end of the summer to raise money for pioneering dementia research.

The scientists have all signed up for Alzheimer’s Research UK’s Running Down Dementia challenge.

Running Down Dementia challenges people to run, walk or jog either 100km (Pioneer), 300km (Epic) or their own choice of distance (Maverick) before the end of August to raise money for the UK’s leading...

Three Exeter students among finalists in the 10th annual Young Game Designers competition

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 06/01/2020 - 6:07pm

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) has announced today the 53 individual finalists, from across the UK, for the tenth anniversary of the nationwide BAFTA Young Game Designers (YGD) competition.

Iggy Gill-Ces (13), Caden Cheong (13) and Gustav Hills (13) have been selected as BAFTA YGD finalists for their games entitled ‘Evolution’ and ‘Hero,’

Iggy said: “This was a challenging and rewarding experience that taught me a lot about teamwork, deadlines and applying my creativity.”

Gustav added: “I'm really happy about being chosen as a finalist...

Community-owned Real Food Store set to re-open - but not as you know it

Authored by Joe Bevan
Posted: Mon, 06/01/2020 - 6:04pm

Exeter’s Real Food Store is re-opening its doors next week after over two months of closure during the Covid-19 crisis.

The re-opening on Tuesday June 9 comes ten years after the business set out to secure support and funding from the Exeter community to establish the business.

To mark the occasion, the team at the Real Food Store have made significant changes to the shop on Queen Street during the quiet period. The team contacted members and ran a ‘ Call for Ideas ’ campaign via email and social media, giving customers and other stakeholders the chance to influence how...

Grant to help hospice hygiene standards

Authored by Sarah
Posted: Mon, 06/01/2020 - 5:01pm

A regional housebuilder has helped a local hospice meet the cost of maintaining its highest hygiene standards and protecting patients by naming it a Community Champion and awarding £1,000.

Hospiscare, which provides specialist palliative care to communities in Exeter, Mid and East Devon, each year supporting more than 2,000 patients was recognised by Persimmon Homes South West and its Community Champions scheme.

Carey Mckenzie, for Hospiscare, said: “Our ward patients are very poorly, and one of the fundamental requirements of good care is impeccable hygiene and infection...

£2.5 million award to fund new evidence review facility at Exeter

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 06/01/2020 - 2:25pm

The University of Exeter has received £2.5 million to establish one of two evidence review facilities dedicated to ensuring that government health and care policy is informed by the highest quality research.

The funding, from the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Policy Research Programme (PRP), will bring together academics from a range of disciplines within the University of Exeter Medical School. The programme of work involves producing evidence syntheses to inform policy development and evaluation across the full policy remit of the Department of Health and Social...

Back to work? During a pandemic? Here’s how!

Going back to work after days of R&R is always difficult and the level just reached a new standard during the Covid19 pandemic. There will not only be new protocols but also different guidelines to follow. The virus not only changed the course of life but also the course of professional work all around the globe.

However don’t worry, we have compiled a guide on how to work effectively and be safe! Swipe up for more information!

Altered Mindset:

Before you don your suit and grab that dossier, make sure you give yourself a pep talk first thing in the morning....

Back to work? During a pandemic? Here’s how!

Going back to work after days of R&R is always difficult and the level just reached a new standard during the Covid19 pandemic. There will not only be new protocols but also different guidelines to follow. The virus not only changed the course of life but also the course of professional work all around the globe.

However don’t worry, we have compiled a guide on how to work effectively and be safe! Swipe up for more information!

Altered Mindset:

Before you don your suit and grab that dossier, make sure you give yourself a pep talk first thing in the morning....

Back to work? During a pandemic? Here’s how!

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Mon, 06/01/2020 - 1:48pm

Going back to work after days of R&R is always difficult and the level just reached a new standard during the Covid19 pandemic. There will not only be new protocols but also different guidelines to follow. The virus not only changed the course of life but also the course of professional work all around the globe.

However don’t worry, we have compiled a guide on how to work effectively and be safe! Swipe up for more information!

Altered Mindset:

Before you don your suit and grab that dossier, make sure you give yourself a pep talk first thing in the morning....

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