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Wellness Corporate Health Bulletin

2 April 2013
Gastric health issues
Gastric health issuesThe word 'gastro' is enough to send most people running

Don't want your boss to ask too many questions when you call in sick? Say you have gastro, the joke goes. After all, a detailed description of vomiting or diarrhoea is something no one wants to hear.

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Alarming increase in diabetes cases
Alarming increase in diabetes casesMore than 3 million South Africans suffer from diabetes

"Three-and-a-half million South Africans (about 6% of the population) suffer from diabetes and there are many more who are undiagnosed," cautions Dr Larry Distiller, founder and managing director of the Centre for Diabetes and Endocrinology in Johannesburg.

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California rolls, or fat rolls?
California rolls, or fat rolls?Sushi is not quite the low-calorie, healthy lunch we may think

These days, grabbing a pack of sushi for lunch is almost as common as picking up a cheese and pickle sandwich. The Japanese dish can be bought from every major supermarket (where sales have risen a staggering 88% in the past two years).

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The benefits of chocolate
The benefits of chocolateDark chocolate: the indulgent treat for a healthy heart?

Chocolate doesn't have to be your guilty secret. Tucking into a square or two of good quality dark chocolate every now and then does have its health benefits. But despite its healthy credentials, even dark chocolate can be high in fat and calories (a medium-sized bar can contain up to 250 calories), so watch your portion sizes to get the most from your healthy treat.

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A salty affair
A salty affairSA continues its battle with salt

The Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa welcomed the announcement that the health minister has signed legislation to make salt reduction in the food industry mandatory. 

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