Supplement Reverses Diabetes and Melts Fat
A landmark UK study reveals a common dietary supplement, inositol, achieves remarkable weight loss and blood sugar control results, offering new hope for millions with prediabetes and type 2 diabetes.
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NHS's 32p food plea to slash disease risk
NHS experts are championing a humble 32p pantry staple as a powerful weapon against heart disease, diabetes, and cancer. Discover the science behind this simple dietary switch that could transform the nation's health.
FODMAP Diet Breakthrough: Eases IBS & Boosts Gut Hormones
Groundbreaking research reveals how a specialised low FODMAP diet not only calms irritable bowel syndrome but also triggers a powerful gut hormone response that could transform treatment for millions suffering from chronic digestive misery.
Turmeric Fights Diabetes and Aids Weight Loss, Study Finds
Groundbreaking UK research discovers that a natural compound in the common curry spice, turmeric, could revolutionise the management of type 2 diabetes and support healthy weight loss, offering a new dietary supplement strategy.
Florida Man Bullies Disabled Children on School Bus
A Florida man faces intense backlash after a viral video captured him verbally abusing and intimidating children with special needs on their school bus. The incident, met with swift condemnation, has sparked a police investigation and a wider conversation
Full-fat milk heart health benefits revealed in new study
A groundbreaking study challenges NHS dietary advice, suggesting full-fat milk may not harm heart health as previously thought. Discover the latest findings on dairy and cardiovascular wellness.
Vitamin Supplements Warning: Expert Reveals Hidden Dangers
A leading nutritionist warns about the potential risks of overusing vitamin supplements and shares expert advice on safer alternatives for optimal health.
Prince George's surprising dietary preference revealed
Discover the unique dietary preference of Prince George that has caught everyone's attention. A fascinating insight into how the young royal enjoys his meals.
Nursery workers abuse special needs kids in shocking CCTV
Disturbing video reveals staff at a £2,000-a-month nursery abusing vulnerable children, sparking outrage and calls for justice.
Picky eater slammed over buffet snub
A fussy diner has sparked outrage after refusing to eat from a buffet designed to cater to diverse dietary needs, with critics calling the behaviour 'rude' and 'insensitive'.
NHS High-Fibre Advice Trends on TikTok
Discover why NHS dietary advice on high-fibre foods is trending on TikTok and how it can transform your health.
Cutting processed foods may prevent 7,000 heart cases yearly
New research from Queen Mary University of London shows reducing ultra-processed food consumption by 10% could prevent thousands of UK heart disease cases annually.
Parents plead for safe education for autistic children
Families of autistic children in the UK are demanding urgent action as school violence leaves their vulnerable kids traumatised and excluded from education.
Gluten-free diets may not help IBS sufferers
A groundbreaking study suggests that gluten-free diets may not alleviate IBS symptoms, challenging common dietary advice for gut health sufferers.
Labour warned against SEND funding cuts
Labour warned against reducing entitlements for children with special needs as experts and campaigners raise alarms over potential funding cuts.
Migrant jailed for assault on special needs girl
A migrant has been sentenced to prison for sexually assaulting a vulnerable teenage girl with special needs. Read the full story for the disturbing details.
Schools may overestimate special needs pupils - report
A new report suggests schools may be overestimating the number of pupils requiring extra time for exams, raising concerns about fairness and resource allocation in the education system.
SEND support crisis: Parents and teachers speak out
A growing number of parents and educators are raising concerns over the state of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) support in the UK. Share your experiences.
Plant proteins may cut heart disease risk by 15%
Groundbreaking research suggests that replacing animal proteins with plant-based alternatives may significantly reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, offering a potential dietary solution for better heart health.
Disabled child denied school due to funding cuts
A mother shares her emotional struggle as her disabled son faces exclusion from school due to severe funding shortages, highlighting a growing crisis in UK education.
SEND parents not 'gaming the system', study finds
New research debunks the myth that parents of children with special educational needs are exploiting the system for personal gain.
SEND children in England 20 months behind peers
A new report reveals that children with special educational needs in England are significantly lagging behind their peers, raising urgent concerns about support and resources.
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