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• Nutritionist suggests budget cuts lead to unhealthy diets

  People are more likely to eat unhealthy foods as they believe it is a cheaper option.
  
  That is according to Dr Carina Norris, a registered nutritionist, journalist and author, who has suggested that consumers do not know how to eat...

• Hormones responsible for weight regain

  Researchers at the University of Melbourne have suggested that hormones which influence appetite are to blame for weight regain after dieting.
  
  The study, which was published in the New England Journal of Medicine, found that those involved...

• Dietician highlights importance of cookery lessons for kids

  It is important for children to learn how to cook so that they limit the amount of processed foods they are eating.
  
  That is according to Nigel Denby, dietician and founder of Grubforlife.org.uk, who has suggested that gaining cooking...

• RNIB recommends healthy diet for good eye health

  The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) has suggested that eating a balanced diet may be beneficial to eye...

• A healthy diet can help reduce stress, expert suggests

  A person's diet and their activity levels can have a positive effect on their ability to deal with stress, according to the Ann...

• Nutritionist: Sugar is 'the work of the devil'

  People who want to look after their health should try and limit the amount of sugar they have in their diet.
  
  That is the advice...

• Bowel cancer risk cut by consuming low-fat diet

  Eating a healthy diet low in processed meats can reduce the risk of developing bowel cancer, the Association for International Cancer...

• Sleep deprived teens gain weight, study reveals

  A study by researchers at Baylor College of Medicine Sleep Centre in Houston has suggested that teenagers who get less than eight hours of sleep per night are at higher risk of putting on weight.
  
  Lata Casturi, lead author of the study, and...

• Achieving a healthy weight 'adds years to life expectancy'

  Being able to achieve and maintain a healthy weight can add years to a person's life.
  
  That is according to Dr Clyde Yancy, a professor of medicine at the Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, who has outlined seven...

• Breast Cancer Care: Healthy lifestyle cuts breast cancer risk but not a cure

  Although individuals have different risks of developing breast cancer, eating a healthy diet and controlling weight gain can help cut the...