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These are 32 of the best foods to have first thing in the morning, for a deliciously healthy start to the day
After a nutritious breakfast upgrade? These are the best foods to have first thing in the morning...
By Lauren Clark Published
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32 foods that will keep you full for longer
Foods that will keep you full include low-processed options and those rich in fibre, protein, and fats, with plenty of vitamins and minerals
By Grace Walsh Published
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32 of the best foods to eat after a workout
A pick of the best foods to eat after a workout can keep you full after exercise with high-protein, carbohydrate, and vitamin ingredients
By Grace Walsh Published
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Are greens powders a waste of money? 3 nutritionists reveal the truth behind this popular supplement
Greens powders are everywhere right now but are they actually worth the subscription and costly price tag? We speak to three nutritionists to reveal what you need to know
By Grace Walsh Published
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These 10-minute exercise snacking ideas are perfect for short, effective workouts
Exercise snacking can help you fit a workout in, whatever your schedule. Here, a personal trainer reveals how to make it work for you
By Grace Walsh Published
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Foods rich in magnesium - 11 to add to your diet for better sleep
Incorporating foods rich in magnesium into your diet can offer a whole range of health benefits - here, nutritionists reveal the best ones to try
By Grace Walsh Published
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Tart cherry juice is the new trending sleep aid - but does it really work?
Everyone's talking about tart cherry juice for sleep right now. Here, nutritionists and specialists reveal whether it's really worth trying
By Grace Walsh Published
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Are gut health supplements worth taking? I tried one for a month to see what happened
Writer Samantha Priestley reveals all the benefits she experienced after taking gut health supplements for four weeks, from stronger nails to a better mood
By Samantha Priestley Published
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Alcohol and menopause: 5 reasons why the combination could be making your symptoms worse
The combination of alcohol and menopause is a difficult one. If you suffer more after drinking less then your hormones might be to blame
By Debra Waters Published