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The Times | Replacing two snacks with ones containing fibre, fatty acids, antioxidants and phytosterols can reduce levels of bad cholesterol.
Stylist | Looking for an on-the-go snack that actually fills you up? Look no further than this selection of high-protein nibbles.
EcoWatch | Here ate ten ways to boost your body’s natural defenses to get you started.
Medium | Short on time? No problem. Just pick up the pace, new research suggests.
The Star | It is possible to give your immune system better odds long-term, through major lifestyle changes – quitting smoking, cutting back on drinking,
Global News | The name might sound unusual, but “exercise snacking” could be a more appealing option than you might think.
Newsweek | Experts tell Newsweek that habits including journalling and cutting out caffeine after a certain time can help a person to have “wake up and feel great” sleep.
The Wall Street Journal | Going to the office or stopping at the store can have surprising health benefits. Here’s why doctors are prescribing simple
By: Dr. Tamara Kung at MCC Health Study With all this talk about protecting ourselves from viral infections, many of us are seeking the best
Country and Townhouse | Often billed as an ‘anti-diet’, intuitive eating involves listening to your body and following your hunger cues.
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