Accidents happen all the time in which a tooth or part of a tooth is knocked out. To minimise the damage and dental costs, it is important to act quickly.

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The foehn is a warm and dry downdraft wind between a mountain ridge and the valley. A foehn occurs mainly in the Alps and in the Alpine foothills.

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Nude bathing in fresh air is milder than bathing in water. A so-called air bath is good for calming the nerves and stimulates the skin to perform its important bodily functions as an excretory organ.

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Rolfing is a therapy named after the American chemist Ida Rolf. The therapy is a combination of deep physical massage and psychotherapeutic rebuilding work.

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It is perfectly possible to lose 10kg in just 30 days by following a simple diet with simple rules. The waist and hips will make the biggest difference, because that's where you lose the pounds first.

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Diarrhoea is rarely a disease in itself, but rather a symptom of an existing illness. Unfortunately, diarrhoea is often taken lightly. In most cases, diarrhoea occurs as part of an intestinal catarrh, so it is actually harmless, but serious illnesses can also be the cause of diarrhoea.

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Even in ancient Egypt, people knew that the sun had healing powers. The Egyptians and Assyrians had large terraces for sunbathing.

At the beginning of the 20th century, two Swiss doctors founded heliotherapy, which is based on the healing effects of sunlight therapy.

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Certain foods are particularly bad for the teeth and destroy the enamel. People with very sensitive teeth should avoid the following foods to keep their teeth healthy. Healthy teeth can tolerate foods that are not good for them as long as they are eaten in moderation.

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The Greek scholar Hippocrates was born on the island of Kos in 460 BC and died in 377 BC. Hippocrates appreciated the healing powers of nature and treated his patients with nutritional therapy and the healing power of the elements.

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Around 70% of people in Europe and almost half of the world's population (40%) spend most of their lives in a city. In contrast to undeveloped or only partially developed land, the heavy development of a city creates its own local climate that affects the human body and its well-being.

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