Anticipatory Anxiety: What It Is, Why It Happens and How to Stop It (UK)

Anticipatory anxiety is worry and dread about something that hasn’t happened yet, such as a flight, a meeting or a medical appointment. A little is normal and helps you prepare.
B Vitamins: What Each One Does, Best Foods, How Much You Need and Do You Need a B Complex? (UK)

There are eight B vitamins, and together they help your body release energy from food and keep your nerves, blood and skin working normally. Most people in the UK get enough from a varied diet.
Middle Insomnia: Why You Wake in the Night and Can’t Get Back to Sleep (UK)

Middle insomnia, also called sleep maintenance insomnia, means waking in the night and struggling to get back to sleep. Brief wakings between sleep cycles are normal.
Hot Chocolate Recipe: The Best Homemade Mug, 11 Twists and a Christmas Hot Chocolate Station (UK)

The easiest proper hot chocolate recipe is the paste method: mix 2 heaped teaspoons (about 10g) of cocoa powder and 1 to 2 teaspoons of sugar with a splash of milk, then whisk in 250ml of hot milk…
Achilles Tendonitis: Symptoms, Causes, Exercises and How Long It Lasts (UK)

Achilles tendonitis, now usually called Achilles tendinopathy, is pain and stiffness in the tendon at the back of your heel, often worst first thing in the morning. It is usually an overload problem.
Lump in Throat Anxiety: Why It Happens, What Helps and When to Worry (UK)

A lump in your throat with anxiety is usually globus sensation: a feeling of something stuck when nothing is there. It’s very common and not serious, and is often triggered by stress tightening the throat muscles.
Muscle Knots: What They Are, Causes, How to Get Rid of Them and When to Worry (UK)

A muscle knot is a tight, tender spot in a muscle, often called a myofascial trigger point, that aches when pressed and can send pain nearby.
Upper Back Pain: Causes, Pain Between the Shoulder Blades, Stretches and When to Worry (UK)

Most upper back pain, including pain between the shoulder blades, comes from tense or strained muscles, long spells in one position at a desk or on your phone, or a stiff joint in the spine, and usually settles…
Vivid Dreams: Why You’re Having Them and How to Stop Them (UK)

Vivid dreams are intense, lifelike dreams you remember clearly when you wake. They happen in REM sleep and are usually harmless.
Exploding Head Syndrome: Why You Hear a Bang as You Fall Asleep

Exploding head syndrome is a harmless sleep disorder where you hear a sudden loud bang, crash or explosion in your head as you drift off or wake up.
Kombucha Benefits: Is It Good for You? Gut, Sugar, Alcohol and Safety (UK)

Kombucha is fermented sweet tea made with a SCOBY, a culture of bacteria and yeast. It can be a lower-sugar swap for fizzy drinks, and raw versions contain live microbes.
Tennis Elbow: Symptoms, Causes, Exercises and How Long It Lasts (UK)

Tennis elbow is pain on the outside of the elbow from overloaded forearm tendons. Most people who get it don’t play tennis: gripping and wrist work such as DIY, housework or using a mouse is the usual cause.













