More evidence that low-calorie sweeteners are bad for your health
Studies show that artificial sweeteners can raise the risk of hypertension, metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes and heart disease, including stroke.
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In a small trial women found that a daily supplement of collagen peptides could help strengthen nails and significantly reduce the level of breakage.
22 August, 2017
More evidence of a link between use of certain hair products, such as dyes and relaxers, and a raised risk of breast cancer in women has been uncovered by US researchers.
31 July, 2017
New tests shows that nail polishes contain hormone disrupting chemicals that can leech quickly and easily into the body.
20 October, 2015
A new analysis of conventional facial scrubs has shown that a 150ml product can contain millions of ocean-polluting microbeads.
26 August, 2015
New evidence shows that parabens – widely used preservatives found in personal care products – can cross the human placenta.
28 May, 2015
Forget sun beds, sunbathing and fake tanning lotions, say UK researchers; the secret to a sexy, healthy glow lies in eating your five-a-day
31 August, 2014
Renown US dermatologist says its time we stopped using wipes preserved with the toxic preservative methylisothiazolinone (MIT)
5 March, 2014
Well known cosmetic companies are investing in synthetic GMO technology to create novel ingredients
11 February, 2014
Applying fatty acids derived from seaweeds and fish to the skin may help boost the skin’s defences against acne
10 December, 2013
How well you sleep can have a measurable impact on the health of your skin and the visible signs of ageing, according to new data.
1 August, 2013
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