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Nutrition Category

Looking at how diet and nutrition can affect health, promote well being and reduce obesity.

extreme diets

New Bupa research finds rise in extreme diets

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formula

WHO/UNICEF report on formula milk marketing

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Haskap berries

Haskap berries for running endurance

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pattern

Food pattern calculator for longevity

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Selenium

Cognitive impact of Selenium

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berries

Red wine and berries could improve life expectancy for those with Parkinson’s

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fibre

Increase fibre content to lower heart disease and diabetes

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WHO: A healthy diet, a healthier world

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dietary

App to make food shopping easier for people with dietary requirements

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olive oil

Can olive oil help patients with Lymphocytic Leukemia

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vitamin B12 deficiency

Warning of vitamin B12 deficiency

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prebiotic supplements

Prebiotic supplements help women reduce sugar intake by 4%

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