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Are oats really bad for you?
Oat milk is out amid claims oats are unhealthy - but nutritionists say otherwise.
Oat milk is out amid claims oats are unhealthy - but nutritionists say otherwise.
Studies say that too much dietary salt can lead to a host of health problems.
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A ‘fasting mimicking’ plan is said to have major health benefits.
Winslet has hit back at ‘terrible’ celebrities who use Ozempic for weight loss.
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From lying on the sofa to neglecting loved ones, is it time to rethink our behaviour?
It can be taxing for not only the bank account, but also long-term health.
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Two psychologists explain how to cultivate healthy behaviours and body image in girls.
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Ever wondered why your partner sheds pounds faster – or slower – than you do?
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Pasta is a go-to food for many; you shouldn't have to feel guilty about enjoying some.
The demand for off-label weight-loss drugs like Ozempic is starting to get concerning.
You don’t need to change how you cook, you just need to switch the type of salt you buy.
Slow, gradual weight loss is more advantageous for your health in the long run.
Telegraph: How did one woman lose 19kg without counting calories?
A balanced diet is a key factor in achieving restful zzzzs.
It’s hailed as one of the healthiest diets in the world, fighting heart disease, and more.
They've received a lot of attention in recent months - here’s what the evidence says.
Weight loss pills aren’t a replacement for a healthy diet and lifestyle.
As more people are taking the drug, a surprising side-effect is emerging.
New York Times: Experts explain what dieting can — and can’t — do for you.
Both men and women can take steps to improve their preconception health.
Intermittent fasting or high protein, which diets are worth it?
Sorting the good meat from the bad is far more important than giving it up altogether.