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Peanut allergies have plummeted among US kids since 2017 – what happened?

Blockbuster research has upended assumptions about the allergy. Experts shared what parents should know about introducing food allergens

Recharging station: can at-home mats provide the same benefits as PEMF therapy?

People in pain swear by pulsed electromagnetic field therapy. Experts weigh in on the mats that have emerged as a self-therapy tool

The perplexing rise of protein shakes: how a ‘meaty sludge’ became a billion-dollar industry

In 1865, the first ever protein-based product consisted of ‘melted-down beef hides and carcasses’. Now, there are countless shakes on the market – including one by a Michelin-starred chef. Why is everyone drinking them?

Which travel pillow gets the high score? I found out at the amusement arcade

Trains and buses were good, but video games were best for a pillow test. Plus, gift guides galore; cosy knitwear; and the 90s are back, back, back!

The one change that worked: I was burned out and stressed – then I found a steamy solution

After a bereavement and world events left me struggling to cope, I tried meditation, yoga and therapy. But it was my local sauna that helped me find peace and purpose

Why do people love spicy food – even when it hurts to eat it?

Tearing up, sweating and other bodily functions are all signs that the body is trying to expel spicy foods as quickly as possible. But there is a simple reason why some people enjoy those sensations

Is it true that … the harder you work out, the more you sweat?

Sweat levels can be misleading, and factors such as age, sex, humidity and even your clothes all make a difference

The nut secret: 14 easy, delicious ways to eat more of these life-changing superfoods

A handful of nuts a day can help manage obesity and reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and some kinds of cancer. Yet most of us don’t get enough. Here’s a no-fuss guide to getting your 30g a day

She left her desk job and walked 3,541 miles from Mexico to Canada: ‘Give yourself permission’

Jessica Guo hiked 30 miles a day, becoming the first woman to continuously hike two historic trails in a single season

‘You Britons go to the pub, we go to the swimming pool!’: the European health habits worth adopting

Daily swims, power naps and five meals a day – not tips from the latest hit wellbeing podcast, but longstanding traditions that have kept generations healthy in Iceland, Ukraine, France and more …

The best Christmas gifts for runners in the UK: 36 treats to buy the running enthusiast in your life

From pro athletes to parkrun faithfuls, runners of all stripes told us what gifts they would love to unwrap

Women must be warned of home birth risks and have access to skilled midwives, experts say

Exclusive: Pregnancy experts warn of inadequate medical advice and lack of safe and reliable care

You should act your age – at least when it comes to exercise. Here’s why

Adapting your fitness routine to your physical realities can help prevent injury from over-exercising

The one change that worked: I struggled with stress after work – until I made a discovery in my attic

When my son was growing up, his school recorder was the bane of my life. Now it’s what I reach for at the end of a hard day, rather than a glass of wine

Is it true that … consuming too much sugar can make you hyperactive?

There is no solid scientific proof, but it would do us all good to cut back on sweet treats

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← Older posts
  • Peanut allergies have plummeted among US kids since 2017 – what happened?
  • Recharging station: can at-home mats provide the same benefits as PEMF therapy?
  • The perplexing rise of protein shakes: how a ‘meaty sludge’ became a billion-dollar industry
  • Which travel pillow gets the high score? I found out at the amusement arcade
  • The one change that worked: I was burned out and stressed – then I found a steamy solution
  • Why do people love spicy food – even when it hurts to eat it?
  • Is it true that … the harder you work out, the more you sweat?
  • The nut secret: 14 easy, delicious ways to eat more of these life-changing superfoods
  • She left her desk job and walked 3,541 miles from Mexico to Canada: ‘Give yourself permission’
  • ‘You Britons go to the pub, we go to the swimming pool!’: the European health habits worth adopting
  • The best Christmas gifts for runners in the UK: 36 treats to buy the running enthusiast in your life
  • Women must be warned of home birth risks and have access to skilled midwives, experts say
  • You should act your age – at least when it comes to exercise. Here’s why
  • The one change that worked: I struggled with stress after work – until I made a discovery in my attic
  • Is it true that … consuming too much sugar can make you hyperactive?
  • UK’s unregulated pregnancy scan clinics putting lives in danger, say experts
  • Tired all the time? There may be a simple reason for that
  • Pancakes, cheesecakes, dips, breads, mousses and … ice-cream? 17 mostly delicious ways with cottage cheese
  • I tested 13 travel pillows on buses, trains and arcade machines: here are my favourites
  • Britain one of least ‘nature-connected’ nations in world – with Nepal the most
  • Raw milk, tomahawk steak and a cuddly toy: could I handle Erling Haaland’s daily routine?
  • Share how the ongoing US government shutdown could affect your access to food or health insurance
  • Am I a type A personality – and should I care?
  • NHS makes morning-after pill available for free across pharmacies in England
  • What is protein water – and can it help me lose weight and gain muscle?
  • Kicking back in Catalonia: a new eco-retreat in Spain with yoga, ebikes and volcano hikes
  • Picture of health: going to art galleries can improve wellbeing, study reveals
  • You were asleep but swear you weren’t: what is paradoxical insomnia?
  • The £1 oyster: cut-price shellfish is all the rage – but is eating it advisable?
  • Confessions of a serial leaf stealer: the garden gadget that actually made tidying fun

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