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is it safer or more nutritious than conventionally farmed food? what food safety tips should we be following? gut health why does our gut health (i.e. our digestive health) matter? what can we do to improve it? how might this influence our health? excercise and cancer can exercise reduce the risk of cancer? can it help tackle some of the side effects of cancer treatment? can it improve your chances of surviving cancer? what sort of exercise are we talking about? stroke prevention guidelines how serious a health risk are strokes? who is at greatest risk? can a healthy diet reduce the risk? what else can we do? and can this help reduce the risk of other serious illnesses? junk food symdrome ‘junk food’ is a term used by the media to refer to food which is p rocessed and rich in ‘empty calories’, high in salt, sugar and fat, etc, etc is obesity bad for the brain? we know obesity can increase our risk of physical health problems. might being obese affect our brain as well as our body? type 2 diabetes what is type 2 diabetes? what are the symptoms? what are the main risk factors? how can we reduce the risk of getting it? soy-good or bad for us? soy-based products are made from the soy bean, originally found in parts of east asia. this bean is high in protein and is the main source of protein for many communities. resilience-is it important for our health? resilience can help us react and adapt to pressures, stresses and challenges in our life in a positive or productive way. ageing of the immune system as we age our immune system becomes less effective and we are more likely to fall ill. can we do anything about this, so that we stay healthier for longer? is status a key to longevity? oscar winners, on average, live four years longer than other hollywood actors. could social status be a key to human longevity? tips for a healthy life what can we do to stay healthy for longer? how important are diet and exercise? what about smoking and drinking? can mental health affect physical health? building resilience resilience appears to have benefits for both physical and mental health . so what can we do to maintain and develop our resilience? eat less and live longer? might eating less help us live longer? what evidence is there? are there any health risks if we eat less? what can we learn from experiments with animals? what is the nordic diet? what is the nordic diet? how does it compare with the mediterranean diet? is it easy to follow outside scandinavia? healthy nordic diet? how healthy is the nordic diet? what evidence is there for this? are there any possible side effects? what is the overall verdict? a diet that works for you do we need to follow a specific diet plan if we want to lose weight? which diet plans are most effective? and which are also healthiest? healthy eating on a budget what are our top ten shopping tips? which foods are cheap but healthy? what other tips are there for healthy eating on a budgetr? good fats bad fats? in 2014 the big fat surprise was published and well reviewed. its author, had revisited the research suggesting fat is bad for us and found it seriously flawed. she concluded that we should be eating more, not less fat. so what is the truth? working in partnership with: dementia action alliance goldsmiths university health action campaign huddersfield university king's college london kingston voluntary action pro bono economics reach who are we? we're a not for profit source of health information. our aim is to help people live lives which are as long and healthy as possible . we aim to provide independent, evidence based information - so don't accept advertising or commercial sponsorship. contact us [email protected] about us how you can help warning useful links information standard information standard what's your biological age? your biological age life expectancy calculator aviva eat well guide uk government 2016 get well for free nhs heart age calculator british heart foundation lothian birth cohorts lothian birth cohorts study age watch data protection policy age watch data protection policy age watch privacy policy age watch privacy policy healthy and wealthy? healthy and wealthy report provided by voice using cambridge open systems technology. free community websites | terms and conditions | privacy | cookies | leave feedback

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