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The nine pregnancy nutrition dos and don’ts you need to know

The British Nutrition Foundation has published a new guide outlining the latest academic research and recommendations for healthy nutrition during pregnancy

The Independent UK

The herb that can help shed water weight and relieve bloating

The ancient Mediterranean herb has been cultivated for thousands of years

The Independent UK

Do Store-Brand Vitamins Actually Work? Here’s What Tests Reveal

Walk into any pharmacy or grocery store, and you’ll see shelves lined with vitamins promising better health. Tucked between the flashy name brands are cheaper store-brand versions, often priced 30–50% lower. The real question many shoppers have is whether these budget-friendly supplements actually work. Over the years, consumer advocacy groups…

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How to reverse signs of sun damage

Here’s how your beauty routine can help undo the damage of summer on your skin…

The Independent UK

Men Can’t Stop Googling These 8 Supplements in 2025

In 2025, men’s health searches are shifting, and the data shows a clear trend—supplements are dominating the conversation. Whether it’s about building muscle, boosting energy, or supporting longevity, men are turning to Google for answers before they turn to their doctors. The rise of influencer fitness content, biohacking culture, and…

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7 Silent Testosterone Killers Men Over 40 Keep Searching For—And Avoid

By the time men hit 40, testosterone naturally begins to decline, but some silent testosterone killers can speed up that process without warning. These hidden threats don’t always come with obvious symptoms, which is why men often search for them online without realizing they may already be facing them. The…

Clever Dude

The hot sun can wreak havoc on skin. Here’s how to undo the damage

Freckles, dullness and wrinkles are all signs your skin has been damaged by the sun

The Independent UK

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The spicy favorite that can help protect your vision and your heart

But eat the whole pepper at your own risk...

The Independent UK

Electrolytes can be 'the key' to boosting energy levels in the heat - 6 of the best to try

Electrolytes are the salts and minerals that keep our mind and body ticking. While water is vital for life, electrolytes are for proper bodily functioning

Woman & Home

I‘m a beauty writer, these are the products under £15 that are actually worth trying

I’ve found effective formulas for the frugal

The Independent UK

How Buying Discount Vitamins Online Can Land You on Health Fraud Watchlists

Scoring a great deal on vitamins online feels like a win—until it lands your name on a health fraud watchlist. Behind that colorful label and suspiciously low price could be a product flagged by federal agencies. Health authorities, including the FDA and FTC, monitor supplement sales closely, especially those peddled…

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6 Store Brands That Failed Third-Party Quality Tests

We trust store brands to offer a quality comparable to national brands at a lower price. While that is often true, it is not always a guarantee. Independent, third-party organizations like Consumer Reports and other consumer testing labs frequently put private-label products to the test, and the results can be…

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As influencers spread ‘toxic’ claims, what is the truth about sunscreen?

Too much exposure to the sun has traditionally been seen as a danger. Now claims that sunscreen is toxic flood the internet. What does the science say?

The Guardian - UK

‘The state of my skin is directly linked to my everyday stress levels’: skincare advice for a femtech founder

Dry skin and breakouts are affecting entrepreneur Ayesha Ofori as she surfs late nights and early mornings to launch a women-focused investment platform. How can dermatologist Dr Ifeoma Ejikeme help?

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The Independent UK

The five things you should know before buying and taking supplements

While some supplements do have a valuable role in certain circumstances, they are often misunderstood and frequently oversold

The Conversation

Five things I wish people knew about supplements – by a nutritionist

From collagen powders to immunity gummies, supplements are everywhere – in our Instagram feeds, on supermarket shelves and filling our bathroom cabinets. Promising better sleep, glowing skin, sharper focus or even a longer life, they’re marketed as quick fixes for modern health woes.

The Independent UK

Is Facetheory’s £20 anti-ageing cream too good to be true? I put it to the test

Hydrate, brighten and protect your skin for just £20

The Independent UK

I’m a beauty writer with mature skin and this anti-ageing cream is my favourite

The fast-acting formula is a moisturiser, skin-brightener and sunscreen in one

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10 Frozen Vegetables That Lose Nutrition Before You Use Them

Grab a bag of frozen vegetables expecting peak nutrition—and you might be in for a surprise. While freezing locks in nutrients initially, over time and under poor storage conditions, frozen vegetables can degrade in ways you may not expect. Knowing which vegetables suffer the most nutrient loss helps you shop…

The Guardian - UK

‘Too much screen time gives me puffy eyes’: a busy illustrator gets a skincare-routine expert makeover

Harriet Lynas, 35, who mainly works from home, describes what a typical 24 hours does to her skin. With hours spent in front of a screen, can dermatologist Dr Ifeoma Ejikeme help her ease the dryness and sensitivity she experiences with a simple skincare formula from Boots’ new Modern Chemistry…

The Independent UK

12 best leave-in conditioners, tried and tested on different hair types

For smoothing and taming flyaways, find the right leave-in conditioner for your hair type

The Guardian - UK

‘In my dusty ceramics studio, my skin takes a battering’: a talented artist seeks out expert skincare advice

Aliyah Hussain, 38, laments the way work and her love of nature and the outdoors is taking its toll. Tips from Dr Ifeoma Ejikeme, a consultant with a special interest in dermatology, could help

Euronews

Debunking claims that sunscreen is harmful and causes cancer

Summer is officially here. While many Europeans have been swapping their computers and desk chairs for beachside sun loungers, the longstanding online debate about sunscreen persists.

Evening Standard

Does the 'Cortisol Cocktail' really reduce stress levels? And when you should actually drink it

Can knocking back a feel-good drink before bed really help to remedy chronic stress? Nutritionist Louise Pyne weighs in

The Guardian - AU

What is vitamin B6 toxicity and what are the symptoms of taking too much?

Consuming too much in supplements or fortified foods such as energy drinks can damage peripheral nerves and, in extreme cases, impair motor function

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