Revealed: The WORST fizzy drinks for your health - and the surprising non-diet drink that's the healthiest
Fizzy drinks can increase your risk of diabetes, heart disease and can pile on the pounds. Now scientists have revealed which ...
What salt, sugar, red meat and alcohol really do to your body
We all know certain foods are considered unhealthy – but do we really know what effect they are having on our bodies and ...
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Scientists reveal there’s one type of alcohol which is most likely to make you obese and immobile
US scientists have revealed there’s one type of alcohol which is most likely to make you obese and immobile due to its ...
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Can You Drink Alcohol if You Have Crohn's Disease?
Alcohol can worsen Crohn’s disease symptoms, but the impact varies from person to person. It may depend on what and how much ...
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Here are the food items to avoid to stay safe from diabetes
It is essential for people with diabetes to consume food made from refined grains with some caution. Pair dishes with ...
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What Your Alcohol Preference May Say About Your Diet
People whose choice of alcoholic beverage is exclusively beer tend to have particularly poor diets. They also are more likely ...
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'Reduces Brain Intelligence': 7 Worst Drinks Linked To Anxiety, Alzheimer's, And Cognitive Decline—Caffeinated Energy Drinks, More
Some of the worst culprits included caffeinated energy drinks, fruit juice, alcohol, and more. Read on to learn more. While fruit juice is often seen as a healthy beverage, particularly due to its ...
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Diabetes medication may be effective in helping people drink less alcohol
New research, led by experts at the University of Nottingham, has found that certain types of medication used to treat diabetes may be effective in reducing alcohol use.   The study, which is ...
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Drink wine to cut your risk of diabetes and a G&T to tackle stress – nine surprising ways booze can boost your health
Studies found folk who normally drank alcohol ... Drink up, me hearties. ACCORDING to a Greek study, people who drink a daily glass of wine have a 53 per cent lower chance of developing diabetes ...