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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Children with the greatest trouble reading got the most benefit from taking a daily supplement of DHA, say researchers
2 October, 2012
High antioxidant foods like watercress are a good way to care for your muscles and your immune system post-exercise
2 October, 2012
Microgreens like red cabbage, cilantro and radish have up to 40 times higher levels of vital nutrients than mature plants
27 September, 2012
Researchers in Bristol have found a remarkable reduction in pain medication use with Alexander Technique
27 September, 2012
Scientists have found a simple way to ease the agony of arthritis – soaking in a bath of salt water
25 September, 2012
Evidence is piling up that vitamin D deficiency substantially raises the risk of heart disease and early death
25 September, 2012
Our worrying and escalating use of painkillers – is it ‘medication overuse’ or ‘medication overprescription’?
24 September, 2012
The scramble to discredit the recent GM feeding study is losing ground as the excuses get sillier and sillier
21 September, 2012
New research from Sweden shows that selenium helps optimise the heart protective effect of CoQ10 in older adults
20 September, 2012
Including more richly coloured fruits, like apples and berries in your diet, can lower the risk of several types of cancer
20 September, 2012
