Matt Heath: An article on giving up on your summer body
OPINION: To enjoy long-term health and fitness, we need boring, doable, permanent change.
OPINION: To enjoy long-term health and fitness, we need boring, doable, permanent change.
Can’t work out why you’re overweight? Popular foods to blame and an expert's alternatives.
New York Times: Here's what the evidence suggests about food and skin health.
New York Times: Your body’s need for fuel shifts as you get older.
Telegraph: Red flags to watch for when you're in the market for a healthy meal or snack.
Telegraph: A growing body of research suggests gut and brain health are closely linked.
Telegraph: A few simple swaps could help prevent the march of midlife spread.
Telegraph: High blood sugar can lead to serious illness. Here's how to reduce your risk.
Telegraph: Fat cells 'talk' to prostate cancer cells, groundbreaking research suggests.
OPINION: A nutrition and hormone expert reveals how intermittent fasting can help you.
NY Times: There’s no magic antidote, but experts say certain lifestyle choices can help.
Telegraph: Here's another good reason to say no to processed foods.
New York Times: The diet was first described in 2015 by a nutritional health researcher.
Telegraph: Without the influence of a Gila monster drugs like Ozempic might not exist.
Telegraph: Do you reach for a snack even when you've just eaten? Here's why.
After reaching 95kg she discovered simple changes to turn her weight around.
Telegraph: Step away from the chips - these are the foods you need when you're stressed.
Sasha Borissenko does some myth busting in Chewing the Facts episode 4
Telegraph: Dr Alice Duffy outlines her daily routine.
Telegraph: Honey is sweeter than sugar - and a whole lot better for you.
Most diets tell you what not to eat. This diet is about what you should eat.
The author says we must remove barriers to healthy eating and normalise a range of bodies.
Telegraph: For the midlife man, it's not how fat you are but where the fat is that counts.
Telegraph: Dementia is feared more than cancer - but there are ways to reduce your risk.
Telegraph: Liz Hoggard tried a 1970s-style meal plan. One huge issue jumped out.
Telegraph: Dr Saliha Mahmood-Ahmed is on a mission to improve our health through diet.
Telegraph: Simple ideas and recipes for upping your seed intake.
Telegraph: Keeping your weight down needn’t mean missing out, says Caroline Longmore.
Telegraph: Yes, semaglutide works. But there's a price to pay, says a UK patient.