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The $12 bags are expected to contain potatoes, carrots, 1/2 cabbage, red onions, nectarines, blueberries and plums. The $20 bags more volume plus add courgette, capsicum and pears. The deal of the week is 2 avocadoes for $2.
Last week's lucky draw winner for a free $20 order was Rachael H.
… View moreThe $12 bags are expected to contain potatoes, carrots, 1/2 cabbage, red onions, nectarines, blueberries and plums. The $20 bags more volume plus add courgette, capsicum and pears. The deal of the week is 2 avocadoes for $2.
Last week's lucky draw winner for a free $20 order was Rachael H.
This week anyone who orders will go in the draw to win one of three Food Together chiller bags. We stocked these bags last summer and our supplier in Auckland has found some more he would like to give away in a lucky draw!
Why not order now and save having to remember to order before midday on Tuesday using this link foodtogether.co.nz...
Photos below show $12 and $20 orders from last week.
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Hi all
Well, here it is, a list of generic health problems that are often considered to be LTCs. Each of these groups are made up of a number of diseases, and I have included some examples:
Autoimmune diseases such as type 1 diabetes, coeliac disease, IBD, and multiple sclerosis; Cancer and the … View moreHi all
Well, here it is, a list of generic health problems that are often considered to be LTCs. Each of these groups are made up of a number of diseases, and I have included some examples:
Autoimmune diseases such as type 1 diabetes, coeliac disease, IBD, and multiple sclerosis; Cancer and the effects of its treatment; Cardiac conditions such as angina or heart failure; Endocrine disorders including diabetes, osteoporosis, and thyroid conditions; Hepatic diseases, which are those affecting the liver; Mental health conditions, for example schizophrenia; Neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, stroke, traumatic head injury, and spinal cord disorders; Renal conditions, which are disorders of the kidneys; Respiratory conditions like asthma and COPD (which itself covers a number of diseases); and Rheumatic diseases such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, and gout.
This is not a comprehensive list (it's not even once over lightly really) and I will have missed a number of common ones. The key take-away is that an LTC is a condition that does not currently have a cure. Tomorrow I will touch on why some conditions appeared in this list more than once.
Take care everyone
Gavin
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