Author Archives: Sharron Manson

Most of us know Vitamin D is essential for the maintenance of normal bone and teeth, but it also plays an important role in supporting the immune system. Keeping the immune system healthy is very complex because the immune system … Continue reading →

Unfortunately some of our customers are experiencing delays receiving their orders shipped through the Royal Mail postal system. Royal Mail like other essential UK businesses are experiencing growing levels of employee absence due to illness and self-isolation during the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite their best … Continue reading →

Please be advised our offices will be closed for the Easter Holidays Friday 10 April & Monday 13 April 2020.  We will re-open for normal business hours on Tuesday 14 April 2020.   Keep well,  Stay at home, Save Lives

Our offices remain open for business as usual. To place an order over the telephone please call 01664 562454 email: sales@health-interlink.com website: www.health-interlink.com

Health & Safety have always been a top priority at Health Interlink and we continue to take every precaution to protect our staff and customers during these troubled times.  Please be assured, strict hygiene measures are in place so we … Continue reading →

A very interesting read given the current cold and flu viruses EC Nutrition Research Article details a Randomised Double Blind Placebo Controlled Trial of a Nucleotide-Containing Supplement Nucell® on Symptoms of Participants with the Common Cold – A Pilot Study®. nucleotide … Continue reading →

Basic Nutrients 2/Day ensures you are receiving a complete multi-vitamin mineral formulation in two capsules a day. It is sometimes difficult to consume five daily servings of vegetables and fruits, few of us get all the nutrition we need from … Continue reading →

The Immune system is a group of organs and special cells spread throughout the body that play a vital role in protecting us from harmful pathogens (germs, cells viruses).   It can distinguish our tissue from foreign tissue — self … Continue reading →

A recent study by BMJ suggests women can gain 10 years and men 7 years life free of cancer, heart problems and type-2 diabetes from a healthy lifestyle. Regular exercise, drinking in moderation, maintaining a healthy weight, a good diet … Continue reading →

  The simple answer is a resounding YES, in fact adults should do a minimum of 150 minutes moderate -intensity exercise, e.g. walking, tennis, cycling and swimming 75 minutes vigorous exercise, such as running, football or rugby We should also … Continue reading →