Gut

Dementia

Eating One Food Increases Dementia Risk x4, Professor Warns

Renowned nutritional scientist Professor Tim Spector has challenged the widely held belief that activities like doing crosswords and Wordle can effectively diminish the risk of dementia. In an interview on ITV’s Lorraine, …

By Roseann Finley · · 2 min read

Breakfast

Doctor's High-Fiber Breakfast Bowl Featuring Chocolate

The perpetual debate over the importance of breakfast continues to stir curiosity, with studies often pointing to the potential benefits of a morning meal, such as improved cognitive function, weight management, and reduced …

By Lori Iliff · · 3 min read

Health

Expert Warns of Potential Health Issues Related to Gut Health

Renowned epidemiology professor Tim Spector from King’s College London is urging individuals experiencing irregular bowel movements, frequent bloating, and heartburn after eating to seek assistance, as these could be …

By Lori Iliff · · 1 min read

Health

Maximize Fullness and Health with High-Protein Breakfast

A doctor is urging everyone to consider incorporating a high-protein breakfast into their daily routine for improved satiety and gut health. Dr. Masarat Jilani, a health expert at supplement company Jude, recommends cottage …

By Roseann Finley · · 2 min read

Yoghurt

Could Eating Yoghurt Lower Your Bowel Cancer Risk?

An oncology expert has highlighted the potential link between regular yoghurt consumption and a lower risk of aggressive colorectal cancer. Professor Justin Stebbing, a renowned figure in the field of Biomedical Sciences at …

By Lori Iliff · · 2 min read

Heart

Could Your Gut Problems Be a Sign of a Heart Condition?

Persistent heartburn, bloating, and nausea without an apparent cause could be an indicator of a common heart issue known as Postural tachycardia syndrome (PoTS). Described by the NHS as a rapid increase in heart rate upon …

By Joe Fenwick · · 2 min read