All Health articles – Page 105
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ArticleNational Trust launches grow-your-own plan
Controversial gardener Monty Don has welcomed the National Trust’s announcement that it will create 1,000 new allotment plots on its land over the next three years as “enlightened”.
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ArticleApples provide breast cancer hope
Apple extract could be the key in catching breast cancer tumours before they spread, according to new research carried out in America.
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ArticleMr Fruitness recaps after three years
Italian fresh produce players have taken stock of their three-year Fruitness - enjoy it! project aimed at encouraging children to eat more fruit and vegetables, now that it has reached its conclusion.
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ArticleObama waves world health wand
As the eyes of the world scrutinise new US president Barack Obama, reports suggest he may prove crucial in the worldwide success of fresh produce and healthy eating.
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Free fruit launch in Durham
Durham County Council employees are receiving free fruit at work as part of a study run by the EU Isafruit project.
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Apple addictions may prevent asthmatic babies
In a new twist to the age-old ‘apple a day’ adage a study has shown that pregnant women who often eat apples during their pregnancy may protect their newborns from asthma.
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Antioxidants show no cancer prevention signs
Antioxidant supplements often used by health food shops do not reduce your risk of developing cancer, according to a trial involving more than 7,500 women.
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ArticleExotic juice pips classic orange
The traditional British breakfast glass of orange juice is being spurned by early-risers in favour of more exotic flavours.
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Fruit and veg can prevent breast cancer recurrence
Breast cancer survivors who consume fresh fruit and vegetables can cut their chances of a tumour relapse by up to a third, a study revealed.
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ArticleBrits risk poisoning for turkey treats
One in five people will risk food poisoning this year by eating old turkey leftovers, according to a survey by the Food Standards Agency (FSA).
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Obese kids "need more fresh produce"
Overweight or obese children use up antioxidants from fruit and vegetables much faster than other children, according to the University of Newcastle.
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ArticlePomegranates found to inhibit inflammation
Pomegranate extract may inhibit the chronic inflammation linked with a variety of health problems such as heart disease and arthritis, according to a study.
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Nutrition advice best served with specific family in mind
Researchers at the University of Sheffield and Royal Holloway, University of London will assert today (October 21) that the nation’s diet is unlikely to improve significantly if healthy eating policies fail to take into account the diverse nature of contemporary family life and each family’s particular circumstances.
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Yog freezes for the future
Three months ago, I set up Yog, frozen yogurt - a new concept for the UK market. Yog makes and sells 100 per cent fat-free
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ArticleYoung adults hold consumption key
The key to increasing 5 A DAY consumption may lie in attracting more young adult consumers to eat fruit and vegetables.
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ArticleOranges and bananas can reduce leukemia risk
Regularly feeding young children oranges and bananas could halve their risk of developing childhood leukemia, says a new study.
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5 A DAY BACKS BRITISH
Children at hundreds of schools around the country will be learning about the benefits of fresh fruit and vegetables in their
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ArticleParents can lead kids down produce path
Parents who want their children to eat fruits and vegetables should practice what they preach, a new US study suggests.