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Boycott the brands that support GMOs

A lot of big food companies, who make a lot of money from natural and organic brands paid to stop GMO labelling – don’t give them money

7 February, 2013
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Saturated fat “bad”, PUFAs “good” dogma misguided

New research confirms what many nutritionists have been arguing for decades – that high intake of omega-6 fatty acids is bad for your heart

6 February, 2013
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Go to work on an egg – every day if you like!

A very large, and decades-long analysis of the data shows that eating up to one egg a day doesn’t raise your risk of heart disease or stroke

5 February, 2013
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Try mindfulness meditation to reduce chronic inflammation

Compared to a regime of exercise and music therapy, mindfulness meditation is better at relieving stress and the inflammation that it can cause

1 February, 2013
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Loneliness takes its toll on the immune system

Loneliness can cause immune system dysfunction and trigger inflammation that can lead to chronic disease and premature ageing

29 January, 2013
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Beta carotene could protect those at risk of type-2 diabetes

In people with a genetic predisposition to diabetes, higher intake of beta carotene could be protective

29 January, 2013
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Chill out – prostate cancer cells thrive on stress

Prostate cancer cells grow faster and cancer therapy is less effective in the presence of stress hormones, say US scientists

28 January, 2013
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Swine flu vaccine damage – “no one wants to be the next Wakefield”

Concerns are growing over links between the Swine flu vaccine and emerging cases of the otherwise rare disease narcolepsy

24 January, 2013
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Fatty foods can damage men’s fertility

Too much saturated fat can reduce a man’s sperm count by nearly 40% say Danish researchers

24 January, 2013

EU delays approval of genetically modified crops until 2014 – sort of

The EU has called ‘time out’ on GM crop approval while it tries to convince anti-GM member states to fall in line

23 January, 2013