Speaking to MH, he gives us his take on food waste, ultra-processed foods and why he thinks baked beans deserve to remain a ...

Government guidelines say our dietary fibre intake should be around 30g a day, but adults are eating on average 20g a day.

An MP in Cornwall has opened up about his daughter’s experience of anorexia amid calls for more support.  | ITV News ...

Perran Moon asked ministers to overhaul the system and offer assurances to families ‘going through that hellish tornado of pain’.

Sound familiar? Last week saw the abrupt announcement by Secretary of State for Health Wes Streeting to abolish NHS England. The rationale was to cut bureaucracy, and "bring the NHS under ...

Huron County Public Health has announced the winners of the 2024 Gold Plate awards. The health department’s registered environmental health specialists perform a wide variety of public health ...

However, you can still have delicious and healthy food by picking items that are baked, steamed, boiled, or sauteed in just a bit of oil. Chinese food takeout is delicious, but as with other ...

Consider packing your plate with these healthier alternatives instead. Change your breakfast cereal Want a healthy (and tasty) alternative to sugar-sweetened breakfast cereal? Try a bowl of ...

To get the best results from your vibration plate training, experts also recommend following a healthy diet and participating in other forms of exercise. It's also a good idea to speak with your ...

And she has one simple rule she swears by for building a healthy plate of food – every. single. time. Instead of obsessing over single nutrients, she likes to look at the bigger picture.

‘There are pomegranate seeds in there,’ she warns, placing the plate on the table ... flat to the studio that will host the Women’s Health team, along with a fruit bowl resplendent ...

People with certain long-term health conditions should have their weight ... the proposals we have made can be implemented in the NHS. “Nice must focus on what matters most and in areas where ...