Lifestyle

high blood pressure
Health

High Blood Pressure And How To Control It

High blood pressure is both ordinary and dangerous. It rarely shouts for attention, yet it drives a large share of heart attacks, strokes, kidney failure and dementia in the UK. Many people feel fine until a crisis arrives. That gap between perception and reality is ...
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Diet And Longevity
Health

Diet And Longevity Evidence That Extends Healthspan 

Food choices shape risk across decades. Large modelling studies indicate that shifting from a typical Western pattern to a longevity diet can add years to life expectancy. Analyses using Global Burden of Disease inputs and UK Biobank data show double-digit gains when changes begin in ...
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Seasonal Foods
autumn foods

FUEL YOUR AUTUMN LONDON’S SEASONAL ‘CLEAN EATING’ GUIDE 

As the leaves turn golden and the air takes on a crisp edge, autumn brings more than just a change in scenery; it signals a shift in our bodies’ needs and the foods that can nourish us through the season. With shorter days and cooler ...
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Nutrition Trends, Detox Debunked
Detox Diets

Detox Debunked: UK Nutrition Trends

The language of detox has dominated the UK wellness industry for decades. Cleanses, teas and supplements have been marketed as shortcuts to vitality, promising to flush out unnamed toxins and reset the body. By 2025, the picture has shifted. Consumers, health experts and regulators are ...
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low fodmap, ibs relief, gut health
Detox Diets

Low FODMAP Diet Transforms Gut Health for UK Adults

Most of us take our digestion for granted until it misbehaves. When a routine sandwich turns into an afternoon of painful cramping, or a night out becomes a frantic search for the nearest loo, confidence can disappear faster than you can say “mint tea”. In ...
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bmi, body mass index, healthy weight
Beauty

Body Mass Index (BMI) in the UK and What the Numbers Mean

Britain is facing a growing health challenge. Latest NHS figures show that 26 percent of adults are classified as obese, while a further 38 percent sit in the overweight bracket. Whether you are working at a desk in Manchester or running laps in Cardiff, understanding how body ...
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diverticulitis diet, high fibre foods, gut health
British Dietetic Association

Diverticulitis Diet Strategies for a Calmer Colon

Diverticulitis is often portrayed as a sudden ambush. Yet, for many people, it begins as a subtle architectural quirk within the colon. One morning you may be enjoying breakfast without a second thought; the next, abdominal pain and anxiety about every mouthful take centre stage. ...
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gut health, probiotics women, hormone balance
female microbiome

Probiotics for Women: Gut Health, Vaginal Balance, and Hormonal Harmony Explained

For decades, bacteria were spoken of in whispers—unseen threats to be eliminated with soap, antibiotics, and hand sanitiser. But science, as it often does, has flipped the script. The human body, it turns out, depends on these microscopic organisms. They live on the skin, in ...
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spearmint tea, PCOS tea, herbal tea UK
antioxidant herbs

Spearmint Tea Botanical Profile Therapeutic Applications and Consumer Guidance

Few herbal infusions carry both the charm of ancient myth and the backing of modern clinical evidence. Spearmint tea sits quietly in this intersection. Behind its sweet aroma and refreshing taste lies a plant with a biochemical profile that sets it apart from its more ...
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Revive Collagen, collagen supplements, ingestible beauty
anti ageing

Revive Collagen in the UK Market Understanding the Hype and the Science

Collagen is not just another trend in wellness circles. It is the most abundant protein in the human body, accounting for nearly one third of total protein content. This fibrous molecule forms the structural base of skin, muscles, bones, and connective tissues, offering firmness, elasticity, ...
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