The countries of the English-Speaking Caribbean, sometimes described as dots of sand in the Caribbean Sea, have been punching above their weight in the world.
Do you fell anxious, overwhelmed and overstimulated? Chances are that you are low on GABA. This is a potent brain chemical produced in the body. It is called the neurotransmitter of calm and relaxation.
Have you ever stopped to wonder what would happen to your body if you stopped eating refined carbs? It’s no secret that refined and processed carbs contribute to weight gain, and so reducing the amount of these in your diet would logically lead to a leaner, fitter you.
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Caymanian Times have decided to reactivate its weekly poll which only allows 1 vote per person within the Cayman Islands. This prevents multiple votes and the results are tabulated electronically on an overseas server which also prevents tampering.
While many residents might have enjoyed the legendary brunches at Luca restaurant over the years, not so many people will have had the chance to actually stay at the Caribbean Club in which the restaurant is located, a one-of-a-kind boutique hotel that has made a name for itself internationally....
All Cayman Islands Tourism Attraction Board (TAB) entities are reopening to the public on Constitution Day (Monday 6th July) with new social distancing protocols.
The members of the Official Opposition wish to extend their sincere condolences to Mr. D. Ezzard Miller, MLA and his siblings Jerris, Marylou and Susan on the passing of their mother Mrs. Mary Miller.
This is a reminder that as of Tuesday, 23 June 2020, the Treasury Cashier is reopened for business on the ground floor of the Government Administration Building from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
The Cayman Islands on Tuesday recorded the 200th positive case of COVID-19 to have been found in the territory. Updated statistics from the Chief Medical Officer Dr John Lee also show that 191 persons have fully recovered.