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Should I be taking supplements?
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Why counting calories is still the only way to lose weight
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The foods protecting against heart disease and Alzheimer's
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Telegraph: Six weeks, six strategies, and a slimmer bod for the summer holidays.
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Eating too much salt increases your risk of having a stroke or heart attack.
Nine foods that are good for your cholesterol – and one of them is cheese
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Matt Heath: An article on giving up on your summer body
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Salmon, avocado and the 'good foods' that are bad for weight loss
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How your diet affects your skin
New York Times: Here's what the evidence suggests about food and skin health.
How do my calorie needs change as I age?
New York Times: Your body’s need for fuel shifts as you get older.
Portion distortion: The sneaky packaging claims that can derail your health kick
Telegraph: Red flags to watch for when you're in the market for a healthy meal or snack.
Six simple ways to improve your gut health and help prevent Parkinson’s
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Carrots v corn: Which types of veg are best for your waistline?
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Sweet revenge: Six ways to beat your sugar addiction
Telegraph: High blood sugar can lead to serious illness. Here's how to reduce your risk.
Which is healthier: office life or working from home?
Telegraph: A new study suggests there's a clear winner in the office v WFH health contest.
Doctors told me I was heading for diabetes - here’s what I did
Telegraph: An over-40 health check gave Miranda Levy the wake-up call she needed.
How reducing belly fat slashes your risk of prostate cancer
Telegraph: Fat cells 'talk' to prostate cancer cells, groundbreaking research suggests.
Why fasting is more effective than dieting
OPINION: A nutrition and hormone expert reveals how intermittent fasting can help you.
I drink alcohol regularly. What can I do to mitigate the risks?
NY Times: There’s no magic antidote, but experts say certain lifestyle choices can help.
This everyday ingredient is raising your risk of heart disease and stroke
Telegraph: Here's another good reason to say no to processed foods.
Brain food: Does the MIND diet prevent dementia?
New York Times: The diet was first described in 2015 by a nutritional health researcher.
The extraordinary lizard behind the world’s first fat-busting ‘miracle’ drug
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How to stop feeling so hungry, according to the experts
Telegraph: Do you reach for a snack even when you've just eaten? Here's why.
New mum shares simple changes that led to 30kg weight loss
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Stress-busting foods: Six easy ways to eat away anxiety
Telegraph: Step away from the chips - these are the foods you need when you're stressed.
The little-known ingredient that will boost your brain health
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I detoxed like a rock star to reboot my gut health
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