Five reasons why you can’t stop snacking
Going without that afternoon bite of cake can leave us feeling not quite right.
Going without that afternoon bite of cake can leave us feeling not quite right.
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New York Times: How you time your meals can influence your workouts.
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Sushi can seem like a healthy meal option – but watch out for the soy sauce.
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New York Times: How the DASH diet can significantly lower blood pressure.
Most food products sold in supermarkets don't disclose if they contain harmful trans-fats.
Missing out on key vitamins can have consequences. Here’s what you can do about it.
New York Times: Chronic inflammation can be a silent killer, but your diet can help.
Here’s the most important reason UPFs are to blame for obesity and disease.
Let's look at the tell-tale signs of deficiency and how to boost your levels.
Research suggests coffee may benefit muscle as well as the brain and heart.
Times: Nutritionist Federica Amati may run the healthiest household in Britain.
Protein, fibre, and variety in your diet can help you lose more weight.
New York Times: Certain dietary patterns are more associated with longer lives.
A naturopath helps simplify the online discourse around magnesium and its benefits.
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A new social media trend is driving demand for cucumbers around the world.
Opinion: With so many diets around, make an informed decision before committing to one.
Adding chia seeds to your water to support weight loss may not be that far-fetched.
Telegraph: The foods to cut down on to reduce your risk.
High cholesterol might be symptomless, but it's a silent risk factor for heart disease.
A deep dive into the origins of the sacred halftime tradition.
Lifestyle factors account for more than 60% of successful ageing.
Telegraph: Going gluten-free might seem healthy, but it’s only essential for some.
NY Times: Why is it so easy to overeat so many ultra-processed foods?