Health
Fasting – the pros and cons
Intermittent fasting could be a healthier option for weight loss while possibly lowering your risk of disease and improving your overall wellbeing.
The UK’s leading vegan campaigning charity
Intermittent fasting could be a healthier option for weight loss while possibly lowering your risk of disease and improving your overall wellbeing.
A healthy vegan diet can help you lose weight and lower your blood sugar levels
Vegan weight-loss diets are easier to stick to.
This campaign is utterly delusional. It has been proven time and time again that red meat, such as beef, is linked to heart disease, diabetes, and cancer, due to its high level of saturated fats, cholesterol, and salt.
A group of clinical experts have advised Britons to go vegan to reduce the risk of becoming seriously ill with Covid-19.
Obesity levels are rising and the UK ranks among the worst in Europe. Meat consumption has a lot to do with it.
People are confused – bad science and poor journalism don’t help our understanding of fat, lumping the good and the bad in the same basket. Many people fear all types of fat, worrying that it’s always bad for our health and that it causes unwanted weight gain. But not all fat is bad…
Fasting as a ‘body cleansing’ tool has been around for millennia but how about intermittent fasting to achieve weight loss? Does it work and is it safe?
