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We are Exhibiting

C&G Medicare are exhibiting at Maud’s Baby Show. The largest baby show in Wales.

West Wales Event

Parc y Scarlet’s Stadium
Pemberton Retail Park, Llanelli
Nr Swansea,
SA14 9UZ

Saturday 13th & Sunday 14th March 2010  between 10am – 4pm

Visit the inventor of the world renowned Incostress. A medical device to control female incontinence. Full control without surgery.

C&G Medicare will be offering free give aways and for the first time in the UK bringing you the full Ginseng Creams range.

Breast feeding mothers who suffer cracked nipples can now experience IncoSilk, 100% natural cream to soothe and repair.

Ginseng Nourishing Cream to reduce stretch marks.

Hold it Sister self help book. We are giving away 10 to lucky winners.

Contact info@incostress.com for more information

The new Viva Catalogue

Viva Direct for all your quality lifestyle products

 

Viva Direct for lifestyle.

C&G Medicare are very proud to announce having the pleasure of working with the prestigious Viva catalogue, order your copy of Viva today, via www.vivadirect.co.uk or 0844 482 1616, for a fantastic range of top quality lifestyle products.

Viva Direct is Britain’s favorite health and wellbeing catalogue and website, and the winner of the Business Excellence Award for 2009.  Full of clever and unusual ideas to help you live life to the full, it offers not only health and fitness products plus all kinds of innovations that make life easier.

Order now at http://www.vivadirect.co.uk/

ORDER THE NATIONAL OBSERVER UK 17 January 2010

Don’t forget to buy the UK national Observer on Sunday 17^th January 2010. Look for the newspaper advertising page and see what Incostress and Hold It Sister have been up to. With thanks to the team at Web Windows for the great design of Incostress and Hold it Sister – they provided some very sound advice about magazine advertising.

buy Incostress and Hold it Sister now.

C&G Medicare help the healthcare industry again

With the successful launch of Incostress into boots.com C&G Medicare has brought another great product to market. IncoSilk is Paraben Free with all active ingredients 100% natural. Used in the care of bed sores.

Why is Incosilk so powerful?

The lactic acid and citric acid form a protective ring around the affected area of skin, preventing further deterioration. It anables new skin cells to generate keeping the area healthy.  Use daily  to keep the skin silky smooth and protected from skin damaging factors such as urine, sweat, scabs etc.

IncoSilk Active Ingredients to help with the treatment of bed sores

The active ingredients in the IncoSilk skin cream are as follows:

• Citric Acid
• Lactic Acid
• Rice Seed Oil
• Calendula
• Korean Ginseng
• Hyaluronic Acid

The IncoSilk Medicare Serum Plus skin cream contains Lemon and Lactic Acid that combat fungal and other infections; Rice Seed Oil and Calendula that keep the skin soft and subtle, even where the scabs have formed; Korean Ginseng that supports the skin’s ability to recover and Hyaluronic Acid, a natural moisturizing agent that hydrates and re-balances the skin, whilst supporting its natural regenerative abilities.

IncoSilk benefits summary

• A natural product that is free from animal by-products
• Works and acts as zinc replacement
• Citric and lactic acid combat fungus by reducing its natural breeding habitat
• Can be used sparingly on baby’s nappy rash
• Perfect for sensitive skin
• Diabetics can use
• Ideal for feet and hands with fungal problems

Where can I buy IncoSilk for bed sores?

United Kingdom

C&G Medicare Ltd - Swansea and Cardiff  www.incostress.com Tel: 0871 218 1233

Health and Care Ltd -  www.healthandcare.co.uk – London -(supplying to all London pharmacies and  mobility stores) Tel :  +44 (0) 207 821 0855 

SPML Ltd -  www.natural-woman.com  – Bristol – Tel: (+44) (0) 117 968 7744

Canada

Bescot Healthcare Inc. www.bescothealthcare.ca  Toronto- Canada Tel:  + 1 416.725.1794

Why do bed sores occur?

Stage 1. The affected skin looks red and may feel warm to the touch. The area may also burn, hurt or itch. In people who have dark skin, the pressure sore may have a blue or purple tint.

Stage 2. The affected skin is more damaged in a stage 2 pressure sore, which can result in an open sore that looks like an abrasion or a blister. The skin around the wound may discolored. The area is very painful.

Stage 3. These types of pressure sores usually have a crater-like appearance due to increased damage to the tissue below the skin’s surface. This makes the wound deeper.

Stage 4. This is most serious type of pressure sore. The skin and tissue is severely damaged, causing a large wound. Infection can occur at this stage. Muscles, bones, tendons and joints can be affected by stage 4 pressure sores.

Who gets pressure sores?

Anyone who sits or lies in one position for a long time might get pressure sores. You are more likely to get pressure sores if you are paralyzed, use a wheelchair or spend most of your time in bed.

However, even people who are able to walk can develop pressure sores when they must stay in bed because of an illness or an injury. Some chronic diseases, such as diabetes and hardening of the arteries, make it hard for pressure sores to heal because of poor blood circulation. For more information go to www.familydoctor.org

Attention all London Pharmacies

If you are in the London area you may be interested in ordering direct from the wholesaler Health and Care

204 Raleigh House

Dolphin Square

Pimlico

Westminster

London

SW1V 3NP

Tel: +44 0207 821 0855

 

Health and Care is now supplying Incostress, Hold it Sister and IncoSilk to pharmacies in London. They have a very efficient service where your product can be with you in a matter of hours. You can now offer your customers a first class service without you having to hold excess stock.

Incostress stops bladder weakness and strengthens pelvic floor muscles

Incostress is a medical device to control female incontinence. It helps you identify and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. Seen on TV with Dr Chris Steele and recommended by doctors, surgeons, consultants and health workers.

IncoSilk Cream is available in 200ml tube. All active ingredients are 100% natural. Paraben Free. It is ideal for the treatment of pressure sores. The lactic acid and Citron acid work in combination with each other forming a protection on the open wound. These two acids are able to prevent further deterioration of the wound by preventing further bacterial attack, allowing the skin to heal.

Hold It Sister written by Australian physiotherapist Mary O’Dwyer: This book empowers women to have total control over their bodies. In her book Mary teaches you how to re-train the pelvic floor muscles in simple easy to follow steps. This book has changed women’s lives for the better. With the correct training a flat tummy can be achieved without the stress of stomach crunches.

Order now from www.healthandcare.co.uk  CALL Tel: +44 (0)207 821 0855

 

Herbal remedies for menopause

Black Cohosh

With more and more of the drug manufacturers developing different drugs, many women are confused or unaware of the different types of HRT that are available.

Never be afraid to ask your doctor why he is prescribing the one he has given.

What are the side affects.

What are the alternatives.

Many are turning to the holistic and herbal remedies….. Read on

What is the correct dose?

I have  heard that Black Cohosh can help me through the menopause, but what is the correct daily dose? Products range from 8mg to 300mg tablets. Is there a definitive advise on this product?

Dr Currie from Menopausematters answers “The usual standard dose of Black Cohosh is 40mg daily. Unfortunately, there is hardly any scientific evidence available for the best dose, either for effectiveness or safety, and, as you will have discovered, different brands contain different amounts with little or no advice – it is a problem wand proper directions would be welcomed.”

Meno Herb has ben highlighted in a recent report on herbal treatments for menopause published in the Drugs and Therapeutics Bulletin as an example of how all such products should be licenced and sold. it has been assessed for safety and quality by the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) and also contains an approved patient information leaflet. The report advised that patients should always try to identify and purchase a herbal product carrying a product licence number, or a traditional herbal remedy number on the product label, as MenoHerb does.

It is traditional herbal remedy used for the relief of symptoms of the menopause, containing Black Cohosh,and was mention numerous times in the report as a benchmark for such products.

Looking at your diet as a whole and changing a few things can also improve your menopause.

We strongly advise against anyone purchasing medication without knowing the full information. Many of the ‘natural herbs’ contain all sorts of chemicals and even have been known to contain ash, ash and sawdust. Make sure you know what you are buying.

C&G Medicare Ltd manufacture Incostress in the UK, and has been approved by the MHRA. C&G Medicare work closely with medical professionals to ensure women get good ethical advice. www.incostress.com

Our recommended site for more herbal information can be found here

A little humour

Ladies and gentlemen. I thought a little humour to start 2010 off in a good way for you.

During a recent password audit, a company’s IT department discovered a blonde was using the following password:

MickeyMinniePlutoHueyLouieDeweyDonaldGoofySacramento
 
When they asked why she used such a long password, she said she was told that it had to be at least  8 characters long and include one capital!

This was not meant to offend just lighten the mood. On the other hand this password would be kinda difficult to crack, so who’s laughing now?

Please check out my latest post on: http://femaleincontinence.wordpress.com/

Take the challange for 2010

We are looking to see how people will take control next year. Please help us by answering the poll.

http://forums.healthcentral.com/discussion/incontinence/forums/a/tpc/f/2431033/m/52010067

Many thanks

The pelvic floor team

Don’t miss out on Mary O’Dwyers special offer on her Hold it Sister book.  www.incostress.com

Guaranteed to improve your pelvic tone

Do you believe in Angels?

Do you believe in Angels?

I am interested in hearing and printing your own stories related to experiences you have had with the other side.

After reading the Herald News I felt compelled to write the following.

I do believe in Angels. Never used to and was always very sceptical, always thought once you are dead that’s the end of the road.

My mum passed away in 2004, we were extremely close. She gave birth to me when she was just 18, so I grew up with a sister rather than a mother. Needless to say when her and my father split  up and she remarried nobody could have predicted the horrors my step father put us through. Which brought mum and me closer than ever, protecting each other from the violent sick monster called a  step father.

As time when on and I grew up mum and I had many ventures, strangely enough just before she died she said she had felt guilty for the life I  had and that she would love to leave a legacy.

Not thinking about anything further, she developed stress incontinence and at the age of 51 she was too ashamed to go anywhere in case of the sneezing and leaking syndrome. She ended up on antidepressants and this fun-loving woman became a recluse.

Both with nursing backgrounds we developed a medical device to control this problem. (The world health organisation has said it is more widespread than diabetes and costs the health service billions every year). 

We made a home-made device at home and it worked. It was so nice to see her back to her old self again.

Sadly in 2004 she died of a heart attack, leaving me devastated. After laughing and joking with her in the morning and that afternoon receiving the call she had passed away my whole world fell apart.

That night I stood on the balcony looking for answers, looking for a sign she was still around. Nothing!! Until around midnight, the song of a bird was so clear and loud it woke me and my daughter up. It sang right through the night until the other birds woke in the morning. That’s when I realised mum was here in spirit.

I heard nothing since, and lately have had doubts whether to continue my businesses due to the recession. You see, after the death of mum I pursued the medical device we created and had it clinically trialled in the UK under a leading urology team, this took off and saved around 30% of women having to go through surgery.

Being on my own in business has been tough and this Christmas I lit  candle and spoke to mum. I said “mum if you can hear me, I hope you are safe and at peace. I tried my best with our invention and I am sure thousands of women are grateful for a better quality of life, but it’s so difficult alone. If you are here, please guide me as to what to do next. I need your help.”

With that the lights on the Christmas tree flickered and the candles on the table flickered, no windows were open and nobody touched anything to make this react the way it did. I felt at  peace and not spooked by this experience.

I still don’t have the answer, but I am sure my mum will guide me in the right direction, I just have to be patient. Thanks mum for all you have done, given and for your continuous unconditional love. I love you.

Gaynor

The full story of my mum and I can be read on www.incostress.com