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Go to the shopWe live in a world of ‘quick fixes’ where we’re drawn to shopping in ways that are convenient and cheap. But while we’re trying to save time and effort, we’re not paying attention to the things that we’re unwittingly sacrificing at the same time – namely, the planet. Consumerism is rife and it’s all too easy to be pressured into following the mainstream spending habits. Going against the grain can be hard, especially when it can seem intimidating and isolating – who wants to say no to a shopping trip with their friends? But we’re here to show you that...
0 commentsWhat do you envisage when you hear the word menopause? Up until recently, it was widely unspoken about unless you were a woman of a certain age, and even then, it would only be mentioned in hushed tones. But in the last few years, thanks to campaigners such as Dr Louise Newson, Diane Danzebrink, Liz Earle, Meg Mathews, Carolyn Harris MP and editor of Women’s Health magazine Claire Sanderson, the often-debilitating symptoms of perimenopause and menopause are becoming more widely recognised, written about and discussed. National media outlets mention the menopause on a weekly if not daily basis and no...
0 commentsMyga Yoga is an independent family run business with a yoga and crystal store as well as coffee shop. We are looking for an enthusiastic, flexible, and friendly team member to join our venture in our shop in Birmingham / Bullring. Position: 40 hours including weekendsA can-do attitude with relevant experience is essential as is the ability to be able to texture milk, turn out great latte art, smile and multi-task. To serve customers efficiently and politely in an engaging manner. You must be a team player and get stuck in whatever required. As we are a small team, you...
0 commentsHere at Myga, we feel incredibly passionate about the benefits of Yoga on Breast Cancer. We developed Yoga Mats with a guide printed on the mat detailing how to safely and accurately check your body for signs of Breast Cancer. As women, it’s something that 1 in 8 of us will be diagnosed with during our lifetime, the most common type of cancer in the UK. There is a good chance of recovery if it is detected at an early stage. Which is why it’s so important for women to check their breasts regularly. Know your body and if there...
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