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Are meat eaters really more likely to live to 100 than non-meat eaters, as a recent study suggests?

People who don’t eat meat may be less likely than meat eaters to reach the age of 100, according to a recent study. But before you reconsider your plant-based diet, there’s more to these findings than meets the eye.

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Experts issue warning over this popular winter supplement

Does the ‘sunshine vitamin’ have a dark side? Here’s what you need to know

The Independent UK

Claudia Winkleman's favourite self-tan has earned a faithful spot in my routine – here's why

These handy pre-soaked self-tan pads not only deliver a natural-looking glow, but also work to exfoliate and smooth the skin

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Yak Milk Health Benefits You Didn’t Know About

When we think about milk we usually think about cow milk or buffalo milk. You will rarely get to hear about someone talking about yak milk. But if you travel to himalayan region mostly people consume their yak milk and it is pretty common there to have yak milk. Yak…

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14 Dollar Tree Items Smart Seniors on Social Security Should Stock Up on This Winter

GOBankingRates rounded up these top winter essentials shoppers can buy that won't cost a ton.

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Yak Milk Benefits: Why Himalayan Dairy Is Gaining Popularity

Yak milk has been a part of Himalayan region diet for centuries. In parts of India like Sikkim and Ladakh, yak herders have depended on this rich milk to be strong, warm, and healthy. Now people across many other regions are also including yak milk in their diet as well.…

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Day vs Night Skincare: Why Your Skin Needs Different Care

Skincare routines depend on person to person as everyone’s skin type is different. But skincare routines in day and night are also different. At day time, the skin is more exposed to the sun and pollution, thus it needs more protection. While at night time the skin rests thus needing…

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Vitamin D: Doctors Warn Southern Residents Might Be Taking Toxic Levels

Doctors in the Southern U.S. are flagging a dangerous trend in 2026 involving Vitamin D toxicity. Emergency rooms are seeing patients with nausea and kidney stones caused by aggressive supplementation rather than a virus. Residents in Sun Belt states often retain high natural levels from summer, so adding winter supplements…

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Vitamin D users warned to stop supplements if these symptoms appear

Higher strength supplements can result in a number of potential side effects

Evening Standard

Dry Lips in Winter? Easy Home Care Tips That Work

Lips can become dry and dull during colder months. In winters they might need extra care as the cold air might dehydrate and strip their moisture faster. There are some simple tricks and lip care steps that can help in achieving soft and plump lips. Gentle Exfoliation for Naturally Plump…

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NHS Experts Urge Vitamin D Users to Stop After Rise in Overdose Symptoms

NHS experts warn Vitamin D users to stop high doses after overdose cases, urging people to follow guidance and watch for toxicity symptoms nationwide alert now.

International Business Times UK

Why Does Guava Cause Problems for Some People? 4 At-Risk Groups

Guava may look small and simple, but it is rich in vitamin C, dietary fiber, antioxidants, and natural energy boosters. Many people include guava in their daily diet to improve digestion, strengthen immunity, support heart health, and enhance skin glow. From personal nutrition experience and expert dietary guidance, guava is…

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Vitamin D can help protect you against the flu, study suggests

About one in six people in the UK have vitamin D levels below government recommendations - this prevalence increases during the winter months

The Independent UK

Thinking of Going Vegan? Here’s What You Should Know First

Veganism has gained popularity in the past decade. Many people choose it because of health reasons, food preferences or for environmental sustainability. However if someone plans to turn vegan, they should keep a few things in mind before fully committing to it. Nutritional Planning Is EssentialNutrients like vitamin B12, iron,…

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9 best cod liver oil supplements to boost health and immunity, tried and tested with expert guidance

Taking this hardworking fish oil can help to reduce inflammation, boost brain function and support heart health

The Independent UK

Best eyebrow serums for fuller looking brows, tested over weeks and months

Daily use and consistency are key to getting results, but these are the serums that impressed me

The Independent UK

Experts say deficiency in this vitamin could be why you bruise easily

Nutritional imbalance could be causing those pesky bruises

Budget and the Bees

7 “Healthy” Drinks Linked to Kidney Stone Formation

We are constantly told to hydrate because it is the cornerstone of good health, but not all fluids are created equal. Drink more fluids, flush out the toxins, keep the kidneys happy—it is standard advice we hear from doctors and influencers alike. But what happens when the very fluids you…

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Being cold doesn’t make you sick, so why are illnesses more common in winter?

Many people across cultures grow up hearing that cold weather makes you sick. Going outside without a coat, breathing in cold air, sleeping in a chilly room, getting caught in cold rain or snow, or simply feeling chilled are often blamed for causing colds or flu.

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Your Legs May Be Warning You: Early Cancer Signs Most People Ignore

Leg pain, numbness, or swelling is often linked to daily strain or long hours of work. In most cases, these symptoms are harmless and temporary. However, medical experience shows that the body often gives early signals before serious illness appears. Certain persistent leg symptoms can be early warning signs of…

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Floral Tea Rinses for Hair: Natural Shine and Strength

Floral tea rinses are a natural and gentle method of enhancing the beauty of hair. They make the hair smell good and also make it stronger and shinier. Flowers are full of antioxidants, vitamins and relaxing to maintain a clean and well nourished scalp. These might not be as effective…

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Doctors Warn: Stop Mixing These 5 Common Supplements with Prescriptions

You walk down the supplement aisle, and it feels safe. The bottles have pictures of plants, flowers, and vibrant nature scenes. The labels use words like “natural,” “holistic,” and “support.” It is easy to assume that because you can buy these things without a prescription, they are harmless.

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5 things to make with mangoes that aren’t smoothies

It’s mango season. They’re cheap, delicious, in the shops or you can buy trays at roadside stalls.

The Guardian - UK

The best (non-greasy) hand creams in the UK to soften dry and chapped skin, tested

Cold weather cracking your hands? From cult classics to anti-ageing formulas, these creams will nourish and protect

Medical Daily

Multivitamin Benefits: Are Your Daily Vitamins Backed by Science or Just Supplement Myths?

Explore multivitamin benefits, daily vitamins, and common supplement myths in this evidence-based guide to see when multivitamins truly help and when they fall short.

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