The realm of supplementation and self-medication is fraught with charlatans and snake-oil salesmen,  and while there are some brilliant, therapeutic products on the market, there are also a lot of products that are neither..

How do you know which is real, which is beneficial and which is safe?

That’s our job..we unearth the truth about what’s hot and what’s not;  which companies are in the Health-Care business, which companies are in the Pill-selling business and which pills and potions are supporting the Sickness Industry.

 

The Good Health Shop  is situated on the corner of Marine Drive and Spink Rd, Shelly Beach, in the Surf Bay building. You can contact us via this site or on 039-315-5351

The Good Health Shop is all about learning how to take responsibility for your own health.. Educate, don’t medicate.

To this end we endeavour to be as knowledgeable and level-headed about both health and disease, and how to get the most out of your supplements. This store is owner run by Michelle, who takes great pains to offer you the information you need in order to take control.  Michelle has 25 years’ experience in the healthcare industry, and every bit of that experience is directed at helping you to help yourself;  saving you hours of frustration and maximising your health potential.  We have the full support of the Homeopaths and Chemists from the various vitamin companies at the end of a phone to answer questions and make recommendations if we need extra advice.

We believe there is no such thing as a silly question and if we don’t know the answer we will do our best to find it!

The Good Health Shop supports The Coastal Care Centre

(A non-profit organisation)(Registration No. 006-186)   Coastal Care Centre is a non-denominational organization that takes care of destitute families and the aged.  Their aim is to provide a caring home environment that works positively towards the rehabilitation of the people in their care.  They strive to integrate coping, self-sufficient people into the community at the most appropriate time. They provide shelter, food, clothing, employment and assist in the spiritual growth and well being of the people in their care. Due to current economic climate, the need to provide care increases daily.  The Coastal Care Centre needs to raise approximately R600.00 per person per month in order to achieve its aims.  Any contribution is welcome. Coastal Care Centre can be contacted on Tel/Fax (039) 312 0258 or cell phone 082 591 6335