Nutrition

Bad eating habits can scar your DNA

Bad eating habits could be passed onto the next generation, according to this new study.

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5 minutes with The Healthy Chef, Teresa Cutter

Influenced by her family’s Polish heritage, nutritionist and personal trainer Teresa Cutter, better known as ‘The Healthy Chef’, embarked on a health crusade at the age of 9.

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How to make friends with salad

What does art have to do with salad? It may be the way to encourage healthy eating habits, scientists say.

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Why a tomato a day keeps the doctor at bay

We discover a few reasons why tomatoes could hold the answer to whats ailing you or your loved one.

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Change your diet to beat insomnia

We all know that quality sleep is essential for optimising health and wellbeing, but did you know your diet could hold the key to a good night’s rest?

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Tax on sugar

A teaspoon of sugar may let the medicine go down as the famous line of Mary Poppins trills but not 10, which is what the average soft drink contains.

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4 foods you shouldn’t scrap

Think twice before binning these fresh food ‘scraps’. Under their hard or leafy exterior, they’re hiding a powerhouse of nutritional benefits.

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Sugar, not fat, the greatest risk of obesity

When it comes to obesity, fat may not be our friend but sugar is definitely the enemy, say US filmmakers.

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5 weight loss myths to avoid

We’ve all been guilty of committing these weight loss sins, but here’s why you should avoid them.

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Coffee could help reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes

Not sure if you should be reaching for that third coffee? There may be some health merit to your daily caffeine ritual.

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Protein essential for muscle maintenance in older people

High-quality dietary protein, such as that naturally found in dairy foods, is essential in maintaining muscle for older people.

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Is your diet making you depressed?

People who consume fast food are 51% more likely to develop depression. These 5 easy tips will help you ward off the mental illness.

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Eating for your heart

The heart has a big job, pumping blood to every cell in your body – so it’s important to keep it fighting fit by filling your diet with heart-friendly foods.

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Could a chocolate pill boost heart health?

Not sure if you should be reaching for a piece of chocolate? Then read on, as a new study may help you decide.

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Quinoa, Spinach & Egg Bake

Quinoa, Spinach & Egg Bake. With a strict gluten-free diet the only medical treatment for coeliac disease, food choice is […]

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Why we must focus on fibre: groundbreaking report

A high-fibre diet can ward off diseases, obesity and inflammation. Here are tips on how to introduce more into your diet.

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Could cooking meat be a dementia risk?

New research has us asking if the chemicals released when browning meat could increase our risk of dementia.

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Tax on fizzy drinks could save lives

A 20 per cent tax on sugary fizzy drinks could postpone 67 deaths a year, a New Zealand study has determined.

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Back to school lunchbox masterclass

Getting children involved in packing wholesome, nutrient-rich lunchboxes is key as parents prepare for back-to-school.

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The healthiest places to eat in the world

Oxfam have released a report detailing the best and worst places to eat around the world in a bid to highlight the broken state of the global food system.

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Activating Nuts: Is it all it’s cracked up to be?

Experts are touting the process of activating nuts before eating them. But what exactly are the nutritional benefits, if any?

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Diet drinks can increase appetite and weight gain

A US study has found overweight Americans who drink diet beverages also consume more food throughout the day.

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Half an avocado a day keeps snacking at bay

Eating half an avocado at lunchtime can help you feel fuller and reduce your chances of snacking by up to 40 per cent.

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Healthy summer recipes

Ex-Olympic swimmer and mother-of-two, Susie O’Neill shares her top tips and favourite recipes for a healthier summer.

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