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Professional Faqs: Does Pineapple Help With Irritable Bowel Syndrome (ibs)?

Expert opinion from María F. Carzon Bachelor degree in Human Nutrition · 4 years of experience · Argentina Scientific evidence suggests that pineapple would have a preventive effect on IBS. Pineapple helps improve digestion and reduces pain and diarrhea. In addition, it has antioxidant properties thanks to its vitamin C. In its composition, it also...

2024-05-18T19:53:52Z

How a high-carb, plant-based diet helped obese mother-of-two shed 32kg in 14 months. She’s known as Plantiful Kiki now

Kiki Nelson learned at first hand that eating a carb-rich, low-fat, vegan diet is a healthy way to lose weight and keep it off; she dropped from 88kg to 53kg As Plantiful Kiki, she's gained a large following on YouTube, where she shares her knowledge - and the nutritious and tasty recipes that appear in her cookbooks Seeing the trim, energetic YouT...

2024-05-19T03:33:45Z

The Best Panera Lunch Order for Weight Loss

A dietitian shares why the Balsamic Chicken Greens with Grains Salad paired with a Bubly Lime drink is the best Panera order for weight loss.

2024-05-18T10:27:12Z

Hailey Bieber Uses Carroten For Tanning, but Is That Even Safe?

There's no denying that Hailey Bieber is on a lot of people's minds, whether it's the news about her latest Rhode Skin launch or her pregnancy announcement with husband Justin Bieber.

2024-05-16T19:37:03Z

Ask A Doctor: How Do I Reduce My Risk Of Developing Alzheimer’s?

Expert opinion from Ramamurthy Bangalore M.D., F.C.C.P., F.A.C.P., F.A.A.S.M. (Pulmonologist) · 30 years of experience · USA Risk factors such as age, genes and down syndrome cannot be changed. However, you can reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's by; taking a balance diet, performing regular exercises, reducing intake of alcohol, maintaining ...

2024-05-18T02:09:04Z

Huge surge in demand for hepatitis C test

It reported that 12,800 people in England have requested NHS home-testing kits in just over a week, compared with 2,300 in the entire month of April.

2024-05-19T10:46:51Z

Are you getting enough IRON? Hidden signs you need a bit more spinach

How much iron do you really need? How can you check your iron levels? And what are the risks of a deficiency? Here MailOnline explains everything you need to know.

2024-05-19T13:07:55Z

Ask A Doctor: How Can I Prevent Degenerative Disc Disease From Getting Worse?

Expert opinion from Ilya Aleksandrovskiy M.D., MBA · 5 years of experience · USA The progression of spinal degeneration can be slowed down through lifestyle changes and self care practices. Quit smoking, maintain a healthy body weight and exercise regularly. Expert opinion from Daniel A. Foster DO, MPH · 16 years of experience · USA To prevent DDD,...

2024-05-18T06:09:44Z

Instagram generation confuse normal stress and anxiety with mental health conditions

The Instagram generation are confusing normal stress and anxiety for mental health conditions because increased awareness has led to “over interpretation” and “over pathologisation”, the head of a leading public school has warned. James Dahl, master of Wellington College, said that online diagnosis tools on social media sites like Instagram are con...

2024-05-18T12:46:47Z

How Long Does Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Usually Last? A Review By Doctors

Expert opinion from Afra Abdussamad MBBS · 3.5 years of experience · India It is caused by compression of the median nerve which runs from your hand between tendons and a ligament that together comprise the “carpal tunnel” and continues on all the way up your arm. The recovery from carpal tunnel surgery takes time – anywhere from several weeks to s...

2024-05-18T20:12:05Z

What is the infected blood scandal and who was responsible?

The infected blood scandal saw thousands of people in the UK in the 70s and 80s given blood transfusions or blood products that were infected with viruses such as Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and HIV. Thousands died after being given contaminated products by the NHS which were often imported from the US. Nobody in the UK has ever been held to account, ...

2024-05-18T11:11:41Z

How Much Protein Do You Need To Eat Every Day?

How much protein different groups need per day, side effects of inadequate or excessive consumption, and the best protein sources.

2024-05-19T12:46:43Z

Aussie grandmother opens up about having cancer five times

It has been more than three decades since the Sydney single mum-of-three found out she had a four-centimetre malignant tumour in her left breast, starting her decades-long cancer battle.

2024-05-19T09:50:44Z

10 Best Jump Rope Workouts for Weight Loss

A trainer walks you through how to perform 10 of his top-curated jump rope workouts for weight loss to add to your routine.

2024-05-17T14:23:50Z

Health Facts You Didn't Know About Black Tea

Your favorite beverage is packed with plenty of health benefits.

2023-12-01T15:05:53Z

Do YOU have bad breath? Dentist reveals how to spot halitosis

Dr Deepak Aulak, founder of AI-powered dental app Toothfairy, has revealed some of the signs that you might have bad breath - also known as halitosis - and what you can do to prevent and treat it.

2024-05-19T12:47:09Z

Harvard Health Publishing Q&a: Breastfeeding

What are the pros and cons of breastfeeding? Answered by Dr. Howard E. Lewine M.D. Chief Medical Editor, Harvard Health Publishing · 40 years of experience · USA The pros of breastfeeding almost always outweigh the cons unless a mother cannot do it for medical reasons. The list of positives is long: • Breast milk provides all the nutrition (calorie...

2024-05-18T09:40:20Z

Jeremy Hunt vows huge compensation for infected blood scandal victims

The 'life-changing' sums will go to tens of thousands of people given contaminated blood in what is widely regarded as the biggest treatment disaster in NHS history.

2024-05-19T08:16:16Z

Doctors Say Your Unexplained Weight Loss Might Be Hinting at a Larger Health Problem

Conditions like hyperthyroidism or rheumatoid arthritis could be at play. If you’ve ever noticed a sudden drop in weight after an illness, you’ve experienced unintentional weight loss fluctuation. But if you can’t point to something that may have caused the change on the scale, losing weight without trying or unexplained weight loss can be very scary. Unintentional weight loss refers to a reduction in body weight that occurs without conscious effort or intention, says Carlo Manzana, M.D., a family medicine physician with PlushCare. “From a medical standpoint, this is typically characterized by a significant and rapid decrease in weight, usually around 5% of total body weight within a span of six to 12 months.” Meet the Experts: Lydia C. Alexander, M.D., chief medical officer at Enara Health and president-elect of the Obesity Medicine Association; Mir Ali, M.D., bariatric surgeon and medical director of MemorialCare Surgical Weight Loss Center at Orange Coast Medical Center; Linda Anegawa, M.D., F.A.C.P., a double board-certified physician in internal medicine and obesity medicine and former medical director at PlushCare; and others. It is normal for weight to fluctuate, typically between five to 10 lbs, and can be due to how much you’re eating, drinking, and moving in a given time period, explains Mir Ali, M.D., bariatric surgeon and medical director of MemorialCare Surgical Weight Loss Center at Orange Coast Medical Center. But any more than that, and you haven’t changed your diet, it could be a sign of something bigger, he adds. In fact, unexplained weight loss could be an early sign of a serious health condition, says Kerry Hildreth, M.D., an assistant professor of geriatric medicine at the University of Colorado. So if you’re experiencing unexplained weight loss, it’s best to see a doctor. They can then ask questions associated with the symptoms and potentially perform a blood test or imaging test depending on your symptoms, says Linda Anegawa, M.D., F.A.C.P., a double board-certified physician in internal medicine and obesity medicine and former medical director at PlushCare. Here, doctors share the health issues that could explain why you’re losing weight so suddenly. What causes unexplained weight loss?

2022-06-03T17:39:31Z

Your Complete Guide to the Benefits of Compression Recovery

Here’s everything you need to know!

2023-12-19T12:12:11Z

How Is Volleyball Scored, Exactly? Here's a Beginner's Guide

If you're not on the women's volleyball wave, it's time to get acquainted.

2024-05-17T18:49:34Z

I’m a Fitness Instructor With Stage 4 Colon Cancer: What I Want Women to Know About Their Health

You are your biggest advocate.

2024-02-12T20:53:07Z

The ‘dream training’ that neuroscientists think could help cure insomnia

Claudia Picard-Deland likes to fly in her sleep. She takes off like a superhero, sometimes hovering right there in the room, other times soaring above the oceans, her arms stretched out in front of her. It’s exhilarating, but she’s not strictly conscious and she doesn’t, at any point, leave her bed. Picard-Deland is a lucid dreamer, which means tha...

2024-05-19T19:01:59Z

How not to gain too much weight during pregnancy

Gain too much weight during pregnancy and you run the increased risk of gestational diabetes, early labour and pre-eclampsia. Yet severe weight loss can be associated with an increased risk of autism and cardiovascular disease in your child. So what are the facts? How much weight is it recommended to gain during pregnancy? No two pregnancies are th...

2024-05-19T12:00:49Z

Meet My New Emotional Support Water Bottle That I’m Recommending to Everyone

I've been told my whole life that drinking water is the answer to my health and wellness problems, from headaches and congested skin to gut issues.

2024-05-17T21:35:18Z

The Best Wellness Retreats To Kick Off Your New Year

Whether you want to be out in nature, get a good workout or just feel restored, we have something great for you.

2024-01-02T05:18:25Z

NHS staff would get private care for joint pain under Labour plan

Wes Streeting said nearly 200,000 days a month were being lost to the problems, and quicker treatment will mean people can continue working.

2024-05-19T15:47:40Z

Ask A Nutrition Professional: Is A Simple Scrambled Egg Nutritious?

Expert opinion from Jen Hsu Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) - Nutritional Science · 11 years of experience · Canada Eggs are extremely nutrient dense. They not only provide us with the essential amino acid building blocks that our body needs to build protein, they also consist of a number of key vitamins and minerals that can help support our overall h...

2024-05-18T16:08:15Z

How to Order at a Steakhouse for Weight Loss

Annette Snyder, MS, RD, CSOWM, LD, shares 10 of her best tips regarding how to order at a steakhouse with weight loss in mind.

2024-05-19T11:16:31Z

Newly trained dentists forced to work on NHS to tackle ‘dental deserts’

Newly trained dentists are to be forced to work on the NHS to tackle the “dental deserts” crisis, under new Government plans. Dentists who have just finished their training could be prevented from going into private practice and forced to deliver NHS care for several years. An average of £200,000 of taxpayer money is spent on training each dentist,...

2024-05-19T13:46:12Z

How Sweet Potato Boosts Your Health: Nutrition Professionals Share Their Insights, Tips, And Recommendations

This article provides perspectives from two experts on the benefits and quantity recommendation of sweet potatoes. Sweet potatoes are a great source of antioxidants, fiber, Vitamin C, and beta-carotene, and can be included in most diets. Benefits discussed include promoting firmer and wrinkle-free skin, combating constipation, and helping to prevent diabetes. The experts recommend consuming at most one small unit per day, around 50g or 0.11lb....

2024-05-18T05:36:28Z

Experiments on children using infected blood likened to actions of Nazi doctors

The actions of NHS doctors working at a school clinic where children were experimented on with infected blood products have been compared to the behaviour of Nazi doctors. More than 100 young haemophiliacs attending Lord Mayor Treloar College, a specialist school for disabled young people, contracted HIV and hepatitis C after being given medicine t...

2024-05-19T20:12:11Z

The Best Burger King Order for Weight Loss

A dietitian explains why the Whopper Jr. burger is the best Burger King lunch order for weight loss and tips to keep in mind when ordering.

2024-05-17T10:23:07Z

John Cleese says vertigo has made him terrified of using stairs

John Cleese has disclosed that he has been unable to cure his sudden onset of vertigo and that it had now left him terrified of using stairs. The actor and writer, who towers over most people at 6ft 4in, said he developed the sense of spinning dizziness more than a year ago, but a neurologist he visited had no answer to the problem. Mr Cleese, 84, ...

2024-05-18T09:31:16Z

Running Has Taught Me to Appreciate What My Body Can Do, Not What Size It Is

Growing up, I was always small and scrawny.

2024-05-14T19:38:34Z

First baby born on the NHS reveals she is now going private

The first baby born on the NHS has revealed she is going private due to the health service's sorry state which forced her own son to rip his teeth out with pliers.

2024-05-19T20:18:27Z

10 of the Most Unique Museums In the United States

Add these one-of-a-kind destinations to your travel bucket list.

2023-12-01T14:35:47Z

Facialist reveals all the reasons why your skin looks older

DONNA TAIT: I've spent all my working life in the professional beauty industry. I've seen endless self-inflicted skin damage and it's turned me into a very frank facialist.

2024-05-19T19:52:32Z

I Tried Tai Chi and Found My Center - But the Journey Was Humbling

I've struggled to find my center ever since developing a chronic illness in 2021.

2024-05-17T21:50:10Z

8 Foods With a Surprisingly Short Life, Even in the Refrigerator

You shouldn't wait to eat any of these items.

2023-12-18T23:26:12Z

10 Best Low-Fat Cheeses For Weight Loss

Dietitians review the specific low-fat cheeses for weight loss along with their health benefits and tips for adding them to your diet.

2024-05-17T13:54:01Z

15 Things Every Good Neighbor Does

Get your cup of sugar ready.

2024-01-02T05:18:26Z

Rishi Sunak approves £10bn compensation for blood scandal victims

The Prime Minister is expected to address MPs at the close of an official inquiry into what has been condemned as the biggest treatment disaster in NHS history.

2024-05-19T00:00:04Z

Rise in requests for hepatitis C tests amid concern over infected blood scandal

There has been a sharp rise in the number of people getting tested for Hepatitis C amid concern over the infected blood scandal, according to a charity. The surge has been particularly pronounced in the run-up to the publication of the final report on the scandal. The Hepatitis C Trust says 12,800 people asked the NHS for home-testing kits in littl...

2024-05-19T20:07:08Z

Professional Faqs: How Can I Prevent Degenerative Disc Disease From Getting Worse?

Expert opinion from Chandra Shekar Adelli MBBS, Gen Med · 6 years of experience · India Avoiding strain on the low back caused by sports, frequent heavy lifting, or labor-intensive jobs. Avoid prolonged sitting and/or poor posture. Proper Back exercises. By decreasing weight. Avoid smoking. Proper hydration. Expert opinion from Divyasri N MBBS · 4 ...

2024-05-18T08:10:05Z

Delirium Tremens Warning Signs: What To Look Out For

Overview A severe complication of alcohol withdrawal involving sudden and severe changes in mental or nervous system. Symptoms If you or someone you know is exhibiting symptoms of a Delirium tremens, seek medical attention immediately Symptoms include: Confusion High blood pressure Hallucinations Restlessness Tremor Seizures Rapid heart rate Anxiet...

2024-05-18T08:55:12Z

King Charles books first overseas tour since cancer diagnosis

King Charles III has announced his first overseas engagement since undergoing cancer treatment. Buckingham Palace revealed in a statement that the King and his wife, Queen Camilla, will travel to France in June with other members of the royal family to mark the 80th anniversary of the D-Day Landings. After visiting monuments in Portsmouth, the coup...

2024-05-19T03:04:14Z

Water company wrongly told households they could stop boiling water after parasite outbreak

A water company wrongly told households they could stop boiling their water amid a parasite outbreak. South West Water (SWW) lifted a “boil water” notice for 14,500 properties in Brixham, Devon, on Saturday after it was put in place following an outbreak of cryptosporidiosis, an illness linked to diarrhoea. However, 30 households received another m...

2024-05-19T17:16:42Z

The 7 Biggest Benefits of Breastfeeding, According to Experts

There's a lot of lore surrounding the benefits of breastfeeding.

2024-05-17T20:40:13Z

15 Pre-Workout Snacks You Can Prep Ahead of Time

Prep these easy pre-workout snacks ahead of time so you feel energized for every workout

2024-01-02T05:18:23Z