Yet another study shows that eating whole eggs is good for you with no negative impact on inflammatory markers and cholesterol levels
https://t.co/ufOjdbI6BW
Does that number surprise you? I spoke with @CBSNews about the heritability of Alzheimer’s. The truth is, you should focus on your lifestyle, not your genetics. https://t.co/CyjcESfzHq
Complete incompetence from @sewateruk we’ve had no water since Monday. When is the situation going to improve? No investment in the infrastructure; huge salaries for directors and dividends for shareholders ; meanwhile the consumer is ignored. @ofwat time to get involved.
A long read but very timely given that where I live, we’ve had no water since Monday afternoon. South East water’s communications have been limited (to say the least) but the core message is that demand has outstripped supply. And it’s only June. https://t.co/6l0PDI5pBG
Finally after a many academic papers warning of the lack of benefit of artificially sweetened drinks & foods & plenty of evidence of harm - the WHO is the first official body to warn us! Hopefully this is the tipping point in the fight against fake food. https://t.co/BlQ9qam2U0
Why are no U.K. politicians dealing with our ultra processed food and obesity epidemic that costs taxpayers £58 billion annually? Talking to CEOs of food companies it seems they are frightened of the editors of media like the Mail and Sun for nannying claims. RT if u want change
I have snaffled (good word) and signed a proof copy of The Wild Card to give away this weekend. It’s not published till June but it could land on your doorstep next week. If u fancy a sneak peek, just RT or reply with a ❤️📖 to go into a random draw. 💥
@orionbooks
A new study shows that exercise is 1.5 times more effective than counseling or the leading medications for managing depression.
https://t.co/ByAuxoGuYz
Big Pharma is at it again. Injecting vulnerable people with manufactured Frankenstein substances instead of supporting people to lose weight naturally. Quick fix and big bucks. Western medicine have it so wrong
Doctors call physical exercise a “polypill,” because it can prevent and treat many of the chronic diseases that are associated with aging.
https://t.co/AfPorBSdne