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Customised diets may offer protection against disease
Individual diet plans formulated in accordance with a person's genetic make-up may help reduce risk of disease, according to a new study from Kansas State...
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Weight gain associated with alcohol consumption
Women of a normal weight who consume moderate amounts of alcohol are less likely to pile on the pounds than non-drinkers, new findings suggest.
Research published in the journal Archives of Internal Medicine indicate that moderate drinkers... -
Obesity subject to urban influence
Researchers at Kansas State University have discovered a link between the availability of supermarkets and increased risk of obesity.
New findings published in the journal Obesity suggests that -
Eggs highlighted as the new 'superfood'
The humble egg has been touted as the new 'superfood', and can play an important role in helping with weight-loss and dieting.
That is according to new research due to be published in the -
Financial incentives proposed for healthier diets
Increasing the prices of unhealthy foods such as fizzy drinks and high-fat products would help people reduce their overall calorie intake, according to a new report.
Research from the University of North Carolina found that adults tend to... -
Freefrom food sector growing
Significant growth in the gluten, wheat and dairy-free food market in recent years has resulted in a wealth of alternative options available for consumers with allergies in the UK.
The FreeFrom Food Awards has shortlisted a selection of... -
Pregnant women fail to adopt healthy eating plans
Pregnant women are not eating enough fruit and vegetables and gaining too much weight, new research has found.
The research, published in the -
Alex Reid put on a diet by Katie Price
Katie Price is reported to have put her new husband on a diet and
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Binge drinking should be tackled by industry, says BLT
More should be done to raise awareness of the negative effects that drinking too much can have on a person.
That is according to the British Liver Trust (BLT), which suggested moderate drinking as part of a