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Eating all your meals before 3pm could be good for your health

Eating all of your daily meals by mid-afternoon has been found to lower appetite and cut blood pressure, and may make you less likely to develop diabetes

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Mediterranean diet delays Alzheimer's for three extra years

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Mediterranean diet delays Alzheimer's for three extra years

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The fake burger test: Could meat made of plants ever fool you?

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Women who eat more pasta tend to get menopause earlier

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Calorie restriction may extend lifespan by changing your sleep

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Being in a relationship really does seem to make you fatter

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Being in a relationship really does seem to make you fatter

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A person eating a high-fibre breakfast

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A high fibre diet helps treat diabetes by changing gut bacteria

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Probiotics and fish oil in pregnancy may reduce child allergies

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Eating fish as a child seems to protect you from hay fever

Infants who eat fish are less likely to develop hay fever later on, a finding that suggests changing diets have played a role in rising allergy rates

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Mediterranean diet linked to higher chance of successful IVF

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Veganism should be an informed and evidence-based choice

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Living on the veg: 10 things you thought were vegan but aren't

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Living on the veg: Should we all go vegan?

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