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The right kind of carbs are good – here's the low-down

  Carbs have in recent years had a bad rap from 'health experts' What role do carbs and fibre play in healthy ageing? Researchers analysed diet and health data from more than 47,000 women who completed the Nurses’ Health Study questionnaires between 1984 and 2016. By 2016, participants...

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How France maintains one of the lowest obesity rates in the developed world...

Despite consuming bread, cheese, wine regularly, France maintains one of the lowest obesity rates in the developed world.Why is this?1) French grocery items contain fewer processed items than American supermarketsThey prioritise fresh, seasonal ingredients over convenience foods - they choose foods with 5 ingredients or fewer, and they avoid...

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Investing in your Employees well-being is a win-win for all...

Investing in employee well-being is a smart business decision For too long, companies have treated employee well-being as a secondary concern — perhaps an ethical nicety rather than a business imperative. But as economic trends and real-world data increasingly show, taking care of employees isn’t just the right...

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DON'T LET CONVENIENCE DICTATE YOUR HEALTH

It's a busy time of year with friends and family - so being prepared is key in not letting your health suffer from eating poor quality food, and ensuring you don't get back to work next year with a pile of guilt and bad feelings "under your belt".In...

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