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Diabetics, here are some healthy breakfast options for you

Diabetics, here are some healthy breakfast options for you

Eggs are a good breakfast option for (Photo: Freepik) It is suggested to consume plain yoghurt or no added sugar (Source: Getty Images/Thinkstock) No Byline Policy Editorial Guidelines Corrections Policy Source

3 easy recipes to add more anti-inflammatory nutrients to your diet

3 easy recipes to add more anti-inflammatory nutrients to your diet

For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, registered dietitian Rachel Beller joined “Good Morning America” to share the benefits of certain foods that could help reduce the risk of cancer overall, including breast no food alone can prevent or cure cancer,…

Kate Middleton: What the Princess may eat in a day to stay slim

Kate Middleton: What the Princess may eat in a day to stay slim

It also supports weight control, as explained in a study published in the journal leaves people feeling satiated and less likely to reach for snacks later in the Quaker Jumbo Rolled Porridge Oats 1Kg is available at Tesco…

Are late dinners making us sick? New research says yes

Are late dinners making us sick? New research says yes

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Professor Tim Spector explains the dangers of processed foods as part of his eye-opening series

Professor Tim Spector explains the dangers of processed foods as part of his eye-opening series

The global weight-loss market is worth about £250billion, with much of its profitability hinging on calorie counts and booming sales of diet food and But when you set the runaway success of this sector against the world’s ever-rising obesity…

A Harvard nutritionist shares 6 brain foods that will help your kids stay ‘sharp and focused’

A Harvard nutritionist shares 6 brain foods that will help your kids stay ‘sharp and focused’

As a nutritional psychiatrist, I’ve found that foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids, folate, iron, iodine, zinc, choline and vitamins A, B12 and D support brain function, behavior and Avoiding processed foods with added sugars is also can…