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The planetary health diet: a food plan to save the world?
In Depth Environmentally friendly diet could also cut risk of premature death by 30%, according to recent study
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4 expert tips for kickstarting your weight loss journey
The Week Reccomends Semaglutide shots might be all the rage, but there are healthier steps you can take to lose weight
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The ubiquity of dangerous ultra-processed foods
feature Global consumption has been rising rapidly in recent decades – and the UK and US are leading consumers
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French cheesemakers livid over poll
feature And other stories from the stranger side of life
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Juice cleanses: what are the benefits and are they dangerous?
feature Many are looking to start 2023 with the mantra of ‘out with the old and in with the OJ’
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Men better at dieting than women
feature And other stories from the stranger side of life
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Pros and cons of a vegetarian diet
Pros and Cons Studies show 41% of British families are currently following a meat-free or ‘flexitarian’ diet
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Can probiotics help fight off Covid-19?
feature New study suggests so-called good bacteria can help boost immune response to the coronavirus
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How scientists discovered that one-size diets don’t fit all
feature Research on blood sugar levels suggests that what constitutes a healthy diet depends on who is eating it
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The five most promising methods to extend human life
feature Latest research findings on biology of ageing have revealed secrets to living longer, healthier lives
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Weight-loss gadget compared to ‘medieval torture device’
feature And other stories from the stranger side of life
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New year diets: your need-to-know guide
In Depth Maintaining healthy eating habits during lockdown can be a struggle - but it can be done
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Does Britain need a snack tax?
In Depth Study finds that taxing sugary snacks not drinks would cut obesity more effectively
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The diet that turned a UK teenager blind
In Depth The Bristol boy ate only chips, crisps, white bread and processed meat
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