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All Immune systems GO!
Invest in a daily health supplement that can help support your immune system.
Mar 41 min read


World Osteoporosis Day 20 October.
Depiction of Healthy vs Osteoporosis Bones Every year on 20 October, we mark World Osteoporosis Day — a global reminder to take care of the one structure that carries us through every moment of life: our bones. At Vascafem, we’re celebrating this day through our #MyCalciumJourney campaign — because strong women deserve strong foundations. Bone health isn’t just about age; it’s about choices. The way you move, eat, and live today shapes your strength for tomorrow. Move your bo
Oct 20, 20251 min read


How Does Cholesterol Impact Your Heart, and What Can You Do About It?
Women taking a break after exercise Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a group of disorders that affect the heart and blood vessels, including stroke, heart failure, hypertension, and coronary artery disease. These conditions often result from plaque buildup in the arteries, which can lead to complications such as restricted blood flow and increased heart strain. The Role of Cholesterol in Cardiovascular Disease Cholesterol is a fatty substance essential for cell membranes, horm
Apr 1, 20252 min read


Hips Don’t Lie: Safe Exercises for Osteoporosis Management
Rebounding (using a mini-trampoline) can be a beneficial low-impact exercise for many people, including those with osteoporosis. Still, if your osteoporosis is diagnosed in your hips, extra caution is required. Here are key considerations and safer alternatives: Is Rebounding Safe for Osteoporosis in the Hips? Impact on the hips: While rebounding offers low-impact cardio, there are moments when your feet leave and land on the trampoline. This repetitive movement could str
Oct 29, 20242 min read


Why Height Is More Than Just a Number with Osteoporosis.
Height isn’t just a marker of how tall you stand—it plays a critical role in understanding your overall health, especially bone health. One of the lesser-known signs of osteoporosis is a noticeable loss in height. This “silent disease” often goes undetected until it manifests in fractures or back pain, but subtle changes in height could provide an early warning that your bones are losing density. So, let’s explore why your height is more than just a number when it involves os
Oct 21, 20243 min read
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