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How to trick yourself into eating better
These brain hacks from an Oxford professor will help you eat less without even realising.
These brain hacks from an Oxford professor will help you eat less without even realising.
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New Zealand Rugby is tackling the issue of mental illness and the stigma associated with it.
Women who diet during pregnancy are 30 per cent more likely to have babies who develop schizophrenia later in life, say researchers.
The truth is, most excuses don't really cut it, and shouldn't have the power to stop you from reaching your goals.
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Greg Bruce on surviving his wife's third pregnancy.
People who consider themselves early risers are more likely to have a healthy diet.
Researchers at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota found short bursts of exercise improve fitness, cut body fat and can ward off diabetes, as well as tackling cell ageing.
Scientists find there could be a surprising reason why so many struggle to perform: Blood type.
Eating this diet can help reduce risk of one of worst types of breast cancer by 40 per cent.
Gwyneth Paltrow consumed nothing but goat's milk for eight days.
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