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Neuromyelitis Optica – Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment

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Neuromyelitis optica is a medical condition related to the eyes and is also known as NMO or Devic’s disease. This condition involves a concurrent inflammation and demyelination of the optic nerve as well as the spinal cord. This ultimately causes varying degrees of blindness, as well as symptoms of the lower extremities which include weakness … Read more

Modern Technology and Hobbies

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The history of hobbies is very old. Men always wanted to spend leisure time doing something he likes. With time and development of science and technology, human choice of recreation has changed. In these days, most people spend a lot of time in front of the computer and the hobbies are rapidly changing towards various … Read more

Hollywood producer Frank Mannion on the delights of the Champagne region in France

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While Paris is considered the ultimate weekend getaway for Britons, it is mystifying that the beautiful Champagne region has long been overlooked. It was certainly not under-appreciated by Winston Churchill who famously rallied the troops by declaring ‘Remember gentlemen, it’s not just France we are fighting for, it’s Champagne!’ I too have come to love … Read more

GoCompare is ranked the worst travel comparison site by Which? – and Skyscanner rated the best

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In a Which? survey of travel comparison sites, GoCompare has been rated the worst, with users panning it for poor functionality and high prices.  The consumer champion asked more than 2,200 holidaymakers to rate their experiences using nine holiday comparison sites over the past two years in a range of categories, including user-friendliness, price and … Read more

Holidaymakers caught ‘balconing’ in Magaluf and Ibiza will be automatically thrown out of hotel

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Holidaymakers who are caught ‘balconing’ in Magaluf and Ibiza will be automatically thrown out of their hotel amid crackdown on ‘trash tourism’ New laws are being prepared that will see heavy fines for drunken behaviour  Bars and clubs could be closed for allowing customers to drink in the streets  It is understood that the new … Read more

Sydney’s skyline disappears: City is choked by a thick layer of bushfire smoke

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Air-pocaplyse Now: Sydney residents are choked by a thick layer of bushfire smoke as hundreds of blazes continue to burn across the state Sydney’s skyline has been covered by a thick layer of ‘hazardous’ smoke  Bushfires continue to burn south-west of Sydney on Monday afternoon  The brown and smoky sky is expected to linger overnight … Read more

YoungPlanet: Could this app help stop toys ending up in landfill?

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With Christmas fast approaching, most parents and relatives are in the throes of swallowing a wish list containing the latest toys and gadgets, scratching their heads at just what a L.O.L Surprise! Glamper Playset for £99.99 is.  But this year has seen a green movement in which more Britons are concerned about the environment meaning those … Read more

The secrets of enjoying onsen baths in Japan where getting naked is mandatory

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Clean living: A woman bathes at a stunning onsen in Katsuura After the success of the recent Rugby World Cup, the spotlight on Japan continues next year with the Tokyo Olympics.  Tourists keen to explore outside the stadiums will find plenty of new cultural experiences to try. Here, our expert on Japan explains why visiting … Read more