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Ask A Nutrition Professional: Can Drinking Regular Tea With Milk In It Give You Heartburn If You Have Gerd?

Expert opinion from Michael Colangelo Master of Science (M.S.) in Nutrition · 15 years of experience · USA High fat diary, like whole milk or heavy cream, used in caffeinated regular tea can irritate the gut and contribute to indigestion and heartburn in some people. Some individuals with GERD can tolerate the small amounts of dairy milk and caffei...


How Nutrient-dense Is Wheat Germ? A Review By Nutrition Professionals

Expert opinion from Mariana Brkic Bachelor in Nutrition · 10 years of experience · Argentina Wheat germ is one of the most nutritious parts of wheat. It is a high nutrient dense food. A daily serving of 2 table-spoon provide more than 8% of the thiamin, folate, magnesium, phosphorus and zinc daily recommendation. It is also a good source of fiber w...


Why multitasking is bad for your brain

I am one of life’s busy multi-taskers. I can cook dinner as I chat to a friend on the telephone, while also answering a work email, feeding the dog and compiling a shopping list for a forthcoming birthday celebration. Except, the trouble is, I forget to add salt to the chicken, I miss something important my friend tells me, the email is grammatical...


‘I did a Parkrun in 16 minutes 8 seconds – and now I could be heading to the Olympics’

During the many, many coronavirus lockdowns in 2020, like many of us, Georgia Bell tried to make the most of her legally permitted hour of fresh air each day. ‘All you could do was exercise,’ she says. ‘I just needed to get out of the house, so I wanted to maximise that hour.’ Bell, who is now 30, has a full-time job in cybersecurity, specialising ...


Why Soccer Teams Are Escorted Onto the Field by Kids Before a Match

If you've ever watched the pregame ceremonies of a soccer match, you've probably noticed a sweet detail: the players always walk onto the field holding the hands of kids, who are dressed like an adorable little squad themselves.


How Young Is Too Young For Skin Care?

Can you remember what beauty products you were using when you were 10?


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

You are your biggest advocate.


10 of the Most Unique Museums In the United States

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


Japan’s Emperor to be welcomed by King Charles ‘like family’ in first state visit since cancer diagnosis

He has been fly fishing with the young Prince Charles, driven through Balmoral by Prince Philip and had a barbecue with Queen Elizabeth II. When the Emperor of Japan lands in Britain on Saturday night, for the first state visit since the King was diagnosed with cancer, he will be “welcome fondly” to his second home, it is said, by the Royals he has...


These Jennifer Garner Movies Made Us Love Her So Much More

13 Going on 30 came out 20 years ago!


BBC accused of anti-Israel bias after incorrect Gaza report

The BBC has been accused of anti-Israel bias after a report about the water crisis in Gaza wrongly claimed a boy with cerebral palsy was “normal” and in “excellent health” before the war. The online article portrayed the acutely ill nine-year-old as only suffering from malnutrition and dehydration, making no mention of his life-long condition. The ...


Cancer: Your well being horoscope - June 23

Cancer: here are your well being predictions for the day June 23


I wouldn’t use private healthcare even if my children were ill, Starmer says

Follow The Telegraph’s general election live coverage Sir Keir Starmer has said that he would not use private healthcare even if his children were ill. The Labour Party leader said he would not go private even in a case of chronic illness because the NHS is “absolutely the best” at treating acute health problems. Sir Keir has said repeatedly during...


Cara Delevingne describes 'terrible headaches' from sober nights out

Cara Delevingne has shared her shock at being left feeling "terrible" on nights out without alcohol. The model and actress has explained that she is now sober but finds herself suffering in new ways as she ends up drinking sugary drinks. Opening up to The Sun, the British star said, "Nearly two years ago when I got sober, I thought, 'I probably won...


‘My husband had a stent fitted on holiday – but Co-op won’t pay his £10k hospital bill’

Dear Katie, Last October, my husband and I went on a two week cruise from Seville to Tenerife. Halfway through the cruise, my husband became very sick and the ship’s doctor diagnosed jaundice and other complications. When we reached Funchal, Madeira, we had to disembark the ship and my husband was hospitalised and had a stent installed. We notified...


Your Complete Guide to the Benefits of Compression Recovery

Here’s everything you need to know!


Uncovering the Truth About Valerian Root: A Nutrition Professional's Perspective

This abstract provides an overview of the opinions of three experts on the use of Valerian root for anxiety and sleep disorders. It discusses the recommended dosage, potential side effects, and whether it is addictive. It also provides a disclaimer regarding the advice given and suggests that individuals should seek professional help regarding any health conditions or concerns.


How Much Do Menstrual Cycle Phases Really Rule Our Wellbeing?

Editor's Note: We at PS recognize that people of many genders and identities have menstrual cycles.


Ask A Nutrition Professional: How Much Quercetin Is In An Apple?

Expert opinion from Mantwa Radebe Master of Science (MSc) In Nutrition · 12 years of experience · South Africa Quercetin is a plant pigment (flavonoid). It's found in many plants and foods, such as red wine, onions, green tea, apples, and berries. The amount of quercetin depends on the size of an apple. A 100 gram (half an apple) of an apple contai...


Feeling Bloated? These Foods Help, According to Nutrition Experts

Diversify your plate with these nutritious picks and say goodbye to post-dinner discomfort. When your belly is distended and hard—whether it’s that time of the month or you overindulged at dinner—the last thing you want to do is eat more. But there are, believe it or not, some foods that help ease bloating, according to experts and research. Meet the Experts: Marissa West, ACE-certified personal trainer and nutrition specialist and founder of West Kept Secret, Cindy Kasindorf, certified nutritional health counselor and founder of Remedy Organics, and Melissa Prest, D.C.N., R.D.N., spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. “Bloating can be caused by consuming foods that produce more gas than others, contain a high salt content, eating or drinking too quickly, or consuming carbonated drinks,” explains Marissa West, ACE-certified personal trainer and nutrition specialist and founder of West Kept Secret. “It can also be caused by a lactose intolerance, dairy aversion, or another health condition, such as irritable bowel syndrome or celiac disease.” Depending on the cause of your bloat, certain foods can help you get relief by reducing inflammation, activating the release of digestive enzymes, or coaxing the bloat through your digestive tract with water and fiber. Check out the below options and keep them at the ready for the next time discomfort strikes.


Professional Faqs: What Are Possible Complications Of Ventricular Tachycardia?

Expert opinion from Mohan P. Abraham M.D., FAAFP (Family Physician) · 40 years of experience · USA There are three key signs that show ventricular tachycardia is serious, which are; a)When the ventricles are beating at a rapid rate of between 120-300 beats per minute and these beats are not coordinating with atria. b)Severe palpitations. This resul...


Ask A Nutrition Professional: Can You Drink Apple Cider Vinegar

Expert opinion from Momoko Takada Bachelor's degree Nutrition · 3 years of experience · Japan It is best not to drink apple cider vinegar on its own, as it may irritate the esophagus and stomach and cause diarrhea. If you do drink it, dilute it at least 5 times with water or carbonated water. Expert opinion from Jen Hsu Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) ...


Shaken Baby Syndrome Warning Signs: What To Look Out For

Overview A serious brain injury caused by shaking of an infant. Symptoms If you or someone you know is exhibiting symptoms of a Shaken baby syndrome, seek medical attention immediately Symptoms range from mild to severe depending on the impact and may include: Irritability Restlessness Poor feeding Pale or bluish skin Vomiting Seizures Brain injury...


I Tried The Ordinary’s First Lip Balm & It’s Unique In So Many Ways

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What Is a Triple-Double in Gymnastics, Exactly?

In 2019, Simone Biles became the first woman gymnast to land a triple-double in her floor routine - that's a triple-twisting double backflip, if you're unfamiliar.


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?


This Body Lotion Is My Secret Weapon For Softer, Even-Toned Skin - and It's 40% Off

Growing up, I was all too familiar with the body-hair-removal process.


Three ways staying hydrated benefits your health

Everyone should aim to drink six to eight glasses of water each day to stay properly hydrated. "Water really is quite amazing! Although most of us do take a fresh water supply for granted it is always good to keep in mind how much water actually does for us," says Alison Cullen, nutritional practitioner at avogel.co.uk. "It is fresh, free from your...


Professional Faqs: What Should Schizoaffective Disorder Avoid?

Expert opinion from Fahad Saifi MBBS · 1.5 years of experience · India Avoid alcohol and illegal drugs. They make symptoms worse and a relapse more likely. Friends and family members can help you find services that treat substance abuse problems. Find positive ways to manage stress. Expert opinion from Rajesh Mishra MBBS · Less than a year of exper...


How Often To Work Out for Weight Loss, Based on Your Fitness Level

A trainer breaks down how often you should work out for weight loss, according to your fitness level and experience.


Questions About Bloating? Harvard Health Publishing Has Answers.

How to eliminate bloating naturally? Answered by Dr. Howard E. Lewine M.D. Chief Medical Editor, Harvard Health Publishing · 40 years of experience · USA Bloating usually goes away on its own as gas makes its way out of the digestive tract through belching and passing gas. But if bloating is a frequent issue, try cutting out milk products to see wh...


Rebel Wilson feared 'unhealthy' relationship with food would end her motherhood dream

Rebel Wilson says a doctor's stark warning about her relationship with food and her body kick started her weight loss journey. The 44-year-old Australian actress is the proud mother to 19-month-old daughter Royce who was born via a surrogate in November 2022 and who she shares with fashion designer fiancée Ramona Agruma, 40. Rebel has shared that a...


The Best Puzzles for Adults to Order Right Now

From trendy to artsy to fun, here are the best puzzles for every level.


Dangerous ‘forever chemicals’ absorb through human skin, study finds

Toxic “forever chemicals” can be absorbed through human skin, a study has confirmed for the first time. It was previously thought that PFAS, perfluoroalkyl substances, which are found in a wide range of household products, were unable to permeate the skin barrier. But a study of 17 commonly used varieties of PFAS found that most of them were able t...


Doctors Answer Common Questions About Tooth Extraction.

what is the success rate? Expert opinion from Dr. NIRANJAN GARG 7 years of experience in dentistry and healthcare · 5 years of experience · India This article provides an overview of the most common reasons for tooth removal, as well as the success rate and healing time for a bone graft. The most common reasons for tooth removal include severe tooth decay, impacted wisdom teeth, orthodontic reasons, fractured or cracked teeth, infection or...


Professional Faqs: What Foods Are Not Good For Mononucleosis?

Expert opinion from Gustavo Campos Doctor of Medicine · 9 years of experience · Brazil There is not a specific diet for mononucleosis treatment. However, choosing which food to consume may be helpful for reliving the symptoms. Soft diets that don’t require too much chewing can be helpful to avoid pain. It will also be important to keep hydrated in ...


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

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


Colm Tóibín: ‘Dinner parties are just people arguing about things they know nothing about’

9am Two hours of writing without eating, washing or analysing emails. I don’t do coffee either, the machine is too much trouble. This time can be fruitful. With my new book, Long Island [Picador], I was having trouble with the last section. I got up one Saturday and it was a gift of a day when I realised I was on the road towards the end. 11am The ...


Ask A Nutrition Professional: Does Consuming Coffee Promote Health?

Expert opinion from Georgios Christos Bakolas Master Science in Sport Nutrition · 3 years of experience · UK The consumption of 2-5 cups of coffee daily has been linked with a lower likelihood of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, different types of cancer, Parkinson's disease and mental illnesses such as depression. Also, moderate doses of caffeine (...


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.


Heart Disease Is a Leading Killer of Women. Why Are Doctors So Bad at Diagnosing It?

In May 2019, six months after a 35-year-old Marian Dancy gave birth to her second child, she became strangely ill.


England’s big fitness problem is mental – not physical

It was Michel Platini who said England are “lions in the winter and lambs in the summer”. Well, there is a whole lot of bleating going on now from the England camp following their disappointing 1-1 draw with Denmark. Gareth Southgate had warned about the physical burnout of his players and the fitness concerns. And two games into the tournament tha...


Ask A Doctor: What Natural Remedies Can Be Used To Treat Tardive Dyskinesia?

Expert opinion from Alex T. Thomas MD · 40 years of experience · USA Ginkgo biloba. Melatonin. Vitamin B6 Vitamin E Talk to your doctor before you take any supplements for your symptoms. Expert opinion from Mohan P. Abraham M.D., FAAFP (Family Physician) · 40 years of experience · USA Few natural elements which may help reduce symptoms include: Gin...


These Gabrielle Union Movies Will Make You Want to Grab a Pair of Pom-Poms

We totally forgot she starred in Bring It On!


Gareth Southgate to make England changes with fitness concerns including Harry Kane

Gareth Southgate is ready to make changes for England’s final group game against Slovenia and has raised fitness concerns over his players including Harry Kane. England manager Southgate could also be forced into a change of plan amid fears over Luke Shaw, and though he is expected to change his starting XI following an admission that the one that ...


15 Things Every Good Neighbor Does

Get your cup of sugar ready.


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


Professional Faqs: Is Cabbage Bad For You If You Have Crohn's Disease?

Expert opinion from Cassia D Muller Bechelor in Nutrition · 2 years of experience · Brazil Some vegetables, such as broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, and brussels sprouts, tend to cause gas. It's best to avoid eating them if gas is a problem for you, and cooking causes less gas to form, so if you're going to eat them, better cook. Expert opinion from...


Health Facts You Didn't Know About Black Tea

Your favorite beverage is packed with plenty of health benefits.


NHS midwife told a black woman who was having a miscarriage: ‘You people have a high pain threshold’

An NHS midwife told a black woman asking for painkillers as she suffered a miscarriage that “you people have a high pain threshold”, it is claimed. It is one of a number of instances of black and Asian women being subjected to racist treatment and mockery by maternity staff before losing a child. The revelations come as official figures show infant...