www.gdaguru.com today reports that following the news that walking makes you more intelligent and can prevent cancer the Royal Parks Foundation has announced the launch of a new walking challenge.
(02-09-2010)
www.gdaguru.com today reports that more than 10,000 cases of breast and bowel cancer could be prevented each year if people took more exercise, such as going for brisk walks or even performing vigorous household chores, according to experts.
(02-09-2010)
www.gdaguru.com today reports that researchers testing the theory that caffeine consumption is related to an increased risk of certain cardiovascular events have indicated that their findings actually reveal a potential benefit rather than a risk.
(02-09-2010)
www.gdaguru.com today reports that a woman who was told she was not fat enough to have gastric bypass surgery on the NHS is taking health chiefs to court in a bid to overturn the ruling.
(01-09-2010)
www.gdaguru.com today reports that consumers around the world are more likely to address some health conditions via foods, while preferring dietary supplements for others, find a new survey.
(01-09-2010)
www.gdaguru.com today reports that surveys that compare salt levels in products of different weights targeted at different eating occasions and then single out individual firms for criticism are unfair and unhelpful, Marks & Spencer has argued.
(31-08-2010)
www.gdaguru.com today reports that Britons secretly prefer mum’s home cooking to their partners – and would go home for mum’s grub over a swanky meal at a five star restaurant, according to a new study released today.
(31-08-2010)
• one in four brits eat breakfast standing up!• 40% eat at their desks every day• Londoners are more likely to eat breakfast whilst in a meeting• welsh love to eat breakfast in front of the tv• Brits less productive due to lack of brekkie
(31-08-2010)
www.gdaguru.com today reports that drinking too much soda could have health consequences ranging from weight gain to osteoporosis to kidney problems, according to a new report from the US.
(31-08-2010)
www.gdaguru.com today reports that American women who ate more protein-rich foods instead of red meat had a significantly lower risk of developing heart disease, according to a recent study.
(31-08-2010)
www.gdaguru.com today reports that Omega-3-rich supplements may improve blood lipid levels of people with metabolic syndrome, reducing the risks of developing serious health problems, says a new study.
(30-08-2010)
www.gdaguru.com today reports that following the news that walking makes you more intelligent and can prevent cancer the Royal Parks Foundation has announced the launch of a new walking challenge.
www.gdaguru.com today reports that during August, journalist Dawn Porter took on a challenge to eat one potato meal a day for four weeks.
www.gdaguru.com today reports that more than 10,000 cases of breast and bowel cancer could be prevented each year if people took more exercise, such as going for brisk walks or even performing vigorous household chores, according to experts.
www.gdaguru.com today reports that researchers testing the theory that caffeine consumption is related to an increased risk of certain cardiovascular events have indicated that their findings actually reveal a potential benefit rather than a risk.
www.gdaguru.com today reports that consumers around the world are more likely to address some health conditions via foods, while preferring dietary supplements for others, find a new survey.
www.gdaguru.com today reports that surveys that compare salt levels in products of different weights targeted at different eating occasions and then single out individual firms for criticism are unfair and unhelpful, Marks & Spencer has argued.
www.gdaguru.com today reports that Britons secretly prefer mum’s home cooking to their partners – and would go home for mum’s grub over a swanky meal at a five star restaurant, according to a new study released today.
• one in four brits eat breakfast standing up!• 40% eat at their desks every day• Londoners are more likely to eat breakfast whilst in a meeting• welsh love to eat breakfast in front of the tv• Brits less productive due to lack of brekkie
www.gdaguru.com today reports that drinking too much soda could have health consequences ranging from weight gain to osteoporosis to kidney problems, according to a new report from the US.
www.gdaguru.com today reports that American women who ate more protein-rich foods instead of red meat had a significantly lower risk of developing heart disease, according to a recent study.
www.gdaguru.com today reports that Omega-3-rich supplements may improve blood lipid levels of people with metabolic syndrome, reducing the risks of developing serious health problems, says a new study.
www.gdaguru.com today reports that eating berries may combat age-related mental decline by "cleaning up" the brain, research suggests.
www.gdaguru.com today reports that a tenth of salads sold on the high street contain more salt than a Big Mac, a survey has found.
www.gdaguru.com today reports that extracts of broccoli and banana may help in fighting stomach problems, research suggests.
