Pellevé ‘party-ready’ skin tightening treatment launched in UK
A new non-invasive treatment claims to give you smoother and tighter skin without injections and anaesthetic.
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Internet based interpreting service saved a man’s life
If we needed any further proof of how important the internet has become, this is it…
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How to lose a cold in five days…
Apparently the average adult catches 2-3 colds per year, so there are plenty of products out there claiming to prevent or hurry the demise of the inconsiderate little virus. Do any of them actually work?
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What’s good for the planet is good for us….
A low carbon lifestyle means better health for all of us. Eating less meat could save 45,000 lives in the UK each year.
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Myths about hydration
We don’t actually need to drink eight glasses of water a day…
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Do we need yet another weight loss pill?
Researchers have recently found a connection between the ‘fat’ gene and increased body weight. But how will this improve our health?
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Can a new test predict Alzheimer’s in middle-age?
A new study has revealed that apparently healthy adults can already have the brain lesions associated with Alzheimers.
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Do your bit for menopausal women….
Have you been diagnosed with premature ovarian failure (early menopause) within the last three years? If so, you could help to find a treatment for future generations… and maybe improve your own life a little!
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Forget apples, eating fish and nuts are the way to keep the doctor and the dentist away…
Is there no end to the benefits bestowed upon us by the multi-talented good fats?
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US older folk are sicker, but they live longer than Brits, new survey finds
The elderly in the United States are sicker than older people in the UK, but they also live longer, a new study found.
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Fuss about food – Salt
Salt is essential but extremely overused.
Are you one of the 26 million people in the UK who eat too much of it?
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Anyone for a cup of tea?
A blend of tea aims to soothe menopause symptoms and aid weight loss.
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Should we just scrap the autumnal clock change?
One expert thinks we would be happier and healthier if we didn’t bother to put our clocks back.
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Scientists create functioning human livers
New York: Researchers have created miniature replicas of human livers which functioned normally in laboratory conditions.
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Fuss about food – Omega 3
The big daddy of essential fats – what do you really know about it?
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US health watchdog refuses to OK new diet pill
The US’s Food & Drug Administration has refused permission for the manufacturers of Lorcaserin, a new diet pill, to put it on the market.
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Fuss about food – A new series on nutrition
We are always hearing about the latest superfood, essential fats or good carbs but what do they actually do for you?
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Raise awareness of Ovarian cancer by eating cake
Bake some cake…. and then eat a slice with TV favourite Lorraine Kelly.
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Drinking water helps you control your weight
From schoolchildren to dieting women – none of us are drinking enough water. Would you drink more if it meant an end to weight gain?
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Pure Massage…
Lie back and relax as your stress is smoothed away
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Can you imagine a life without reading glasses?
New lens implant technology means Cataract and Presbyopia patients can have sharp vision at both short and long distances without the use of glasses.
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Beating depression – a new column from author and writer Paul Holmes
Beating depression – a new regular column from author and writer Paul Holmes
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Product review – Jergens Naturals Ultra Hydrating Body Moisturiser
Jergens Naturals say their Ultra Hydrating body moisturiser is a real hero in combating dry skin. Read what we think…
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Protect your smile
We all know that as we get older our teeth will start to fall out. But is this one part of the ageing process we can skip?
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Poor core muscle strength linked to premature death
People who struggle with simple physical acts such as balancing on one leg are at risk of an early death, according to a new study.
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