Health and Wellbeing News & Updates
Elmsleigh House Dental Clinic now cater for patients who are unable to attend appointments during a normal working week due to work or family commitments.
Elmsleigh House Dental Clinic welcomes Bill Sharpling to their practice in Farnham, offering clients expert implant-stabilised and removable denture treatments.
- 7th March 2019
If you don’t want to be seen with gaps in your smile or have to wear uncomfortable or unstable removable dentures, dental implants from Farnham’s Elmsleigh House Dental Clinic could be the answer.
- 11th November 2013
O negative and B negative blood stocks are very low, so find out now how easy it is to donate blood in Farnham.
- 16th October 2013
Local Farnham resident, Jenny Williams, shares how a common belief can help us all deal with loneliness.
- 7th October 2013
Migraine is a chronic neurological disorder, which is defined recurrent moderate to severe headaches. They affect one in four women and one in twelve men in the UK. However, changes to diet can help.
- 27th September 2013
Sleep is an important part of life for growth and repair of muscles and mental recovery. However, it is widely accepted that the amount of time we spend asleep is reducing, with 40% of the UK population missing the NHS guidelines of 6-9hrs a night.
- 11th September 2013
IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) affects approximately 20% of the population at some time in their life and symptoms can include abdominal pain, bloating, diarrhoea, constipation, gas and mucus in stool. Simple dietary changes can often be beneficial.
- 27th August 2013
It is evident that exercise is good for us, especially as we get older. Yet people still come to our clinic feeling that they are unable to exercise due to pain in relation to arthritis. However, physiotherapy treatment can help.
- 13th August 2013
Each blog article will include advice and insight to improve health and wellbeing from one of our experts in the clinic at Nuffield Health Farnham. This post is by Physiologist and Clinic Manager Jason, who explains the compression of morbidity theory.