Bio Scan Pretoria Moot

17/07/2025

MAKE SURE NOT TO MISS OUT ON THIS AMAZING OPPORTUNITY!

!!!!!🧪 Heavy Metals in Your Body? Let’s Find Out. 💧!!!!!

Join us this Saturday at Nimbus Hydropure Water Store for a quick, non-invasive Bio-Resonance Scan that detects heavy metals like lead, mercury, cadmium, and aluminum in your system.

Heavy metals are toxic to the human body — they interfere with vital processes, weaken the immune system, disrupt hormones, and damage organs over time. Your body struggles to eliminate them naturally, especially when your detox pathways (like the liver, kidneys, and lymphatic system) are overloaded. It needs support.

⚠️ Symptoms linked to heavy metal toxicity include:
– Fatigue and brain fog
– Skin issues
– Hormonal imbalances
– Anxiety or mood swings
– Headaches and joint pain

The good news? We have a solution.
Your scan includes a personalized natural detox plan to help your body release these toxins safely and gently.

📍 Where: Nimbus Hydropure Water Store
📆 When: Saturday, 19 July | 09:00–13:00
💰 R350 per scan

📲 Book via WhatsApp: 061 379 1735 (Walk-ins welcome!)
Let’s support your body and get you back in balance. 🌿

17/07/2025

!!!!!🧪 Heavy Metals in Your Body? Let’s Find Out. 💧!!!!!

Join us this Saturday at Nimbus Hydropure Water Store for a quick, non-invasive Bio-Resonance Scan that detects heavy metals like lead, mercury, cadmium, and aluminum in your system.

Heavy metals are toxic to the human body — they interfere with vital processes, weaken the immune system, disrupt hormones, and damage organs over time. Your body struggles to eliminate them naturally, especially when your detox pathways (like the liver, kidneys, and lymphatic system) are overloaded. It needs support.

⚠️ Symptoms linked to heavy metal toxicity include:
– Fatigue and brain fog
– Skin issues
– Hormonal imbalances
– Anxiety or mood swings
– Headaches and joint pain

The good news? We have a solution.
Your scan includes a personalized natural detox plan to help your body release these toxins safely and gently.

📍 Where: Nimbus Hydropure Water Store
📆 When: Saturday, 19 July | 09:00–13:00
💰 R350 per scan

📲 Book via WhatsApp: 061 379 1735 (Walk-ins welcome!)
Let’s support your body and get you back in balance. 🌿

09/07/2025

🧪 HEAVY METAL TOXICITY TEST – SPECIAL EVENT! 💧
You drink purified water… but do you know what’s already in your body?

📍 Join us at Nimbus Hydropure Water Store
📆 Saturday, 19 July 2025
🕗 08:00 – 13:00

We’re offering a once-off promotional Bio Resonance Scan for only R350
✅ Includes a personalised detox program based on your results

This quick, non-invasive scan checks for:
🧪 Lead, Mercury, Arsenic, Cadmium, Aluminum and other heavy metals

Toxins from the environment, food, and even water can build up in your system — affecting your energy, focus, sleep, and overall health.

💬 Come get checked. Bring a friend. Let's help your body reset!

📲 Contact Elma (Bio Scan Technologies) on WhatsApp:
📞 061 379 1735 or scan the QR code on the poster

🌀 In collaboration with Bio Scan Technologies & Nimbus Hydropure

09/07/2025

Herbal and Plant-Based Remedies for Respiratory Support: Using Aromatherapy Oils and Diffusers During Winter Months

Winter often brings an increase in respiratory issues such as coughs, colds, and bronchial irritations. While conventional medicine offers relief, many turn to herbal and plant-based remedies for additional support. Aromatherapy, the use of essential oils derived from herbs and plants, is a popular and effective complementary approach to bolster respiratory health. When used correctly with diffusers, these oils can create a soothing environment that eases breathing and alleviates symptom severity.

Key Herbs and Essential Oils for Respiratory Support

Eucalyptus Oil:
Eucalyptus is renowned for its ability to clear respiratory congestion. It contains eucalyptol (cineole), which has mucolytic and anti-inflammatory properties. Traditionally used in steam inhalations and chest rubs, eucalyptus oil helps loosen phlegm and soothe irritated airways.
Scientific Evidence:
Studies indicate that eucalyptol can reduce cough severity and improve airflow in individuals with respiratory conditions. It’s also shown to have antimicrobial effects against certain bacteria and viruses.
Safety Considerations:
Eucalyptus oil is potent and should be diluted before topical application. Inhalation is generally safe but should be avoided in young children and individuals with epilepsy.

Thyme Oil:
Thyme has been used for centuries for respiratory ailments. Its essential oil contains thymol, which possesses antimicrobial and antispasmodic features. It may help reduce cough frequency and ease bronchial constriction.
Scientific Evidence:
Research supports thyme oil’s potential in treating bronchitis and coughs, showing antimicrobial activity against respiratory pathogens.
Safety Considerations:
Thyme oil should be used in moderation and diluted. Excessive inhalation or topical application may cause irritation.

Elderberry (Sambucus nigra):
While elderberry is often used in syrup form, its essential oils and extracts are also beneficial. Elderberry can strengthen the immune response and may reduce the duration of colds.
Traditional Uses:
Elderberry has a long history of use in treating respiratory infections and is often combined with other herbs in winter remedies.
Scientific Evidence:
Clinical studies suggest elderberry extracts can shorten cold symptoms and boost immunity.
Safety Considerations:
Raw elderberries are toxic and should only be used in processed forms like syrups or extracts. Elderberry essential oil is less common and should be used cautiously.

Licorice Root (Glycyrrhiza glabra):
Though primarily used as a tea or supplement, licorice root’s soothing properties extend to v***r inhalation. It helps reduce inflammation and mucus build-up.
Traditional Uses:
Licorice has been a staple in herbal medicine for coughs and bronchial inflammation.
Scientific Evidence:
Research shows licorice compounds can inhibit viral activity and soothe sore throats.
Safety Considerations:
Prolonged or high-dose use can lead to side effects like increased blood pressure; it’s not recommended for hypertensive individuals.

How to Use Aromatherapy Oils and Diffusers for Respiratory Health
1. Choose Appropriate Oils:
Select essential oils based on their respiratory benefits—eucalyptus, thyme, or a blend of comforting winter herbs.
2. Proper Diffuser Use:
Use high-quality ultrasonic diffusers for safe inhalation.
Add 5-10 drops of your chosen essential oil to the diffuser’s water.
Run the diffuser in your living space for 30-60 minutes, especially during relaxing activities or before sleep.
3. Inhalation & Steam Therapy:
Add 2-3 drops of essential oil to a bowl of hot water.
Cover your head with a towel and inhale deeply for 5-10 minutes.
Be cautious to avoid burns; never add essential oils directly to boiling water.
4. Topical Application (When Diluted):
Mix a few drops of essential oil with a carrier oil (e.g., coconut or olive oil).
Gently massage onto the chest or back to promote absorption.

Safety Tips and Precautions
Always dilute essential oils before topical use.
Perform a patch test to check for skin sensitivities.
Consult a healthcare professional if you are pregnant, nursing, or have underlying health conditions.
Keep essential oils away from children and pets.

Conclusion
Incorporating aromatherapy with essential oils such as eucalyptus, thyme, elderberry, and licorice root into your winter routine can offer natural relief from respiratory discomforts. When used appropriately with diffusers, inhalations, and topical applications, these herbal remedies can support lung health, reduce congestion, and enhance overall respiratory well-being. Remember to prioritize safety and consult with a qualified healthcare provider to optimize benefits during the cold months.

09/07/2025

JULY 2025 - RESPIRATORY HEALTH

JULY 2025 - RESPIRATORY HEALTH

As we embrace the winter season here in the Southern Hemisphere, it’s the perfect time to focus on natural and holistic strategies for maintaining respiratory health. Cold, damp weather, seasonal colds, and respiratory irritations can become more prevalent during this time of year, impacting our comfort and well-being.

This month, we delve into four holistic approaches to support and strengthen your respiratory system during the colder months:

Herbal and Plant-Based Remedies for Respiratory Support
Explore how traditional herbs such as eucalyptus, thyme, elderberry, and licorice root can help alleviate coughs, colds, and bronchial issues. We’ll review their historical uses, the scientific evidence supporting their benefits, and important safety considerations.

Breathing Techniques and Mind-Body Practices for Respiratory Wellness
Discover techniques like diaphragmatic breathing, pranayama, yoga, and tai chi that can improve lung capacity, reduce stress, and support respiratory health—especially beneficial during winter when respiratory vulnerabilities tend to increase.

Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Approaches
Learn how acupuncture, acupressure, and herbal formulations from TCM can help alleviate winter-related respiratory symptoms and promote overall lung health, backed by both traditional wisdom and emerging science.

Nutritional Strategies and Supplements to Boost Respiratory Health
Investigate the role of essential nutrients such as vitamins C and D, omega-3 fatty acids, and antioxidants in strengthening immunity, reducing inflammation, and supporting your respiratory system during the winter months.

Whether you’re looking to prevent winter colds, ease respiratory discomfort, or strengthen your immune defenses naturally, these topics provide valuable insights and practical tips to support your health. Stay tuned for informative articles and expert advice throughout the month to help you stay well through the winter season.

30/06/2025

Advancing Gut Health Research in South Africa:

Key Roleplayers and Their Impact on Preventative Healthcare

South Africa stands at the forefront of gut microbiome research, recognizing the critical importance of understanding the unique microbial landscape within the African context. This research is pivotal not only for advancing scientific knowledge but also for shaping preventative healthcare strategies that are tailored to the diverse populations across the continent.

Leading Research Institutions and Their Contributions

African Microbiome Institute: Co-directed by Charissa Naidoo, this institute is a trailblazer in examining how urbanization and antibiotic use influence the gut microbiome in Africa. Their work highlights the alarming loss of beneficial bacteria in urban populations, underscoring the health risks associated with lifestyle changes and antimicrobial practices.

University of the Witwatersrand: Through the Sydney Brenner Institute for Molecular Bioscience, this university conducts large-scale studies exploring microbial diversity and its links to health. Their research provides valuable insights into the complex interactions between the microbiome and diseases prevalent in African populations.

Developmental Pathways for Health Research Unit (DPHRU): Based in Gauteng, DPHRU investigates the differences in gut microbiomes between rural and urban South Africans, including comparative studies in communities like Bushbuckridge and Soweto. This work sheds light on how environment and lifestyle shape gut health.

Other Key Contributors: Institutions such as Stellenbosch University, Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University, and the National Health Laboratory Service also play vital roles. Their collaborative efforts aim to map the African gut microbiome comprehensively.

Why This Research Matters for Preventative Healthcare

Understanding the unique composition and dynamics of the African gut microbiome is essential for developing targeted interventions to prevent chronic diseases, nutritional deficiencies, and infections. For instance, the research highlights how urbanization and environmental factors can disrupt beneficial microbial populations, potentially leading to increased susceptibility to illnesses.

By identifying microbial markers associated with health and disease, these research groups pave the way for personalized nutrition, probiotic therapies, and public health policies tailored to African populations. This proactive approach can reduce the burden on healthcare systems by preventing illnesses before they manifest, promoting overall wellness.

Conclusion

The dedicated efforts of South African research groups in gut microbiome science are vital for unlocking the mysteries of microbial diversity unique to Africa. Their work not only enriches our scientific understanding but also lays the foundation for innovative, preventative healthcare strategies that can improve health outcomes across the continent.

27/06/2025

Your body is speaking! Are you listening? I'll be at Riviera Pharmacy on Saturday 28 June 2025 from 09:00 until 14:00 to do a non-invasive wellness scan. It will empower you to take back control of your health. Come visit my table. I would love to hear from you. I want to help you thrive!

26/06/2025

Invitation to Preschool Leadership Brunch

Dear Preschool Principals

We are pleased to invite you to a special Preschool Leadership Brunch hosted by Femina Wellness. This event presents a valuable opportunity to connect, share insights, and learn about our latest campaign dedicated to supporting parents with early detection of ADHD & ADD symptoms.

Our Founder, Rene Franke, will lead the session, discussing how dietary changes and natural remedies can play a vital role in managing ADHD symptoms. Our goal is to empower mothers and caregivers with knowledge about the impact of nutritional deficiencies on childhood development and how holistic solutions can make a positive difference.

As women and leaders in our respective communities, we understand the importance of providing the best support for our children. We also value your perspectives and would love to hear about the wisdom, concerns, and challenges you encounter daily regarding this matter.

Please RSVP by 1 July 2025 to reserve your spot. We look forward to collaborating with you to promote the health and development of the children in your care.

RSVP Link:
https://www.cognitoforms.com/FeminaWellness3/RSVPPreschoolLeadershipBrunchMoot

Warm regards,

Elma Lombard
061 379 1735
Bio Scan Representative
Femina Wellness
www.femina-wellness.com

25/06/2025

We live in a time where taking control of your health is one of the most important things you can do.
Your body holds incredible wisdom — but are you listening to it?

This Saturday, I’ll be at Riviera Pharmacy offering quick non-invasive, but powerful Bio Resonance Wellness Scans. In just 5 minutes, you’ll get deep insight into your health:

Gut health, toxin levels, hormones, and immunity.

Nutrient deficiencies and how your body processes food.

Detox ability and healing potential.

The scans are only R500 and include:
🧬 268-point scan | 📄 2 nutritional guides | 🧠 Follow-up feedback session

🗓 28 June | ⏰ 09:00–14:00 | 📍 Riviera Pharmacy
📲 WhatsApp me to book or just walk in!

Let’s take that first step toward true healing together.

WhatsApp: 061 379 1735
Email: moot.bioscan@gmail.com

23/06/2025

LEAKY GUT SYNDROME

Slippery Elm is a natural herbal remedy derived from the inner bark of the Ulmus rubra tree, commonly known as the red elm. It has been used traditionally in herbal medicine for its soothing and healing properties, especially for gastrointestinal issues.

How Slippery Elm Works
Mucilage Content: Its primary active component is mucilage, a gel-like substance that swells when it comes into contact with water.
Coating and Soothing: This mucilage forms a protective layer on the mucous membranes of the digestive tract, including the stomach and intestines.
Reducing Inflammation: It can help reduce inflammation and irritation, promoting healing of damaged tissues.
Supporting Gut Barrier: By lining the gut walls, slippery elm may contribute to restoring the integrity of the intestinal lining, which is often compromised in leaky gut syndrome (increased intestinal permeability).

How It May Help with Leaky Gut Syndrome
Leaky gut occurs when tight junctions in the intestinal lining become loose, allowing incomplete digestion products, toxins, and pathogens to pass into the bloodstream, potentially leading to inflammation and other health issues.

Slippery Elm's mucilaginous properties:
- Protect and soothe damaged intestinal lining.
- Potentially support the repair of tight junctions.
- Reduce discomfort and inflammation in the gut.

While slippery elm may help soothe inflamed or irritated gut tissues, its effectiveness is enhanced when combined with dietary changes, probiotics, and other therapies aimed at strengthening gut integrity.

19/06/2025