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Learning to control your sugar cravings

Learning to control your sugar cravings

With January seeing the influx of detox plans, not to mention marking Sugar Awareness Week, a leading nutrition expert is educating on the impact diets can have on our cravings. Dr Michael Mosley – initiator of the Fast800 programme – has explained how, unless you follow a weight loss plan designed to reduce cravings, diet plans can actually worsen a sugar addition. And so, he is offering tips on how to counter addiction to sugar. Dr Mosley explains that consuming sugary food triggers a...

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Natural Lifestyle recommends

Natural Lifestyle recommends

There is no better time to think about your health and wellness than during the winter months, when our health can take a battering. And just in time comes the launch of Immune Support, from herbal experts, A.Vogel, designed to help support your wellness this winter. Containing zinc, vegan vitamin D, vitamin C and nasturtium extract, which, apart from looking pretty in your garden, nasturtium has traditionally been taken for swollen airways, coughs, and bronchitis, clearing mucus and acting as...

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Manage your mood

Manage your mood

Emotions can be tricky things to manage, making this new book the ideal addition to your new year health goals. The Mood Diary is a four-week plan to track your emotions and lifestyle and has been penned by Andrea Harrn, a psychotherapist, hypnotherapist, intuitive healer, and expert in cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and mindfulness, as well as being the author of the bestseller, The Mood Cards. The Mood Diary is an easy to use therapeutic tracker to help monitor moods and emotions over a...

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Getting fit in 2020

Getting fit in 2020

You may have never heard of functional training rigs, but that is among the trends set to hit gyms in 2020. That's according to Total Fitness' Fitness Content and Programming Manager, Steven Virtue, who has revealed his predictions for the trends we're expecting to see in 2020. "Exploring new fitness trends and finding a training method that suits your lifestyle is a great way to make exercise exciting", explained Steven. "Not only does this provide a new surge of motivation but it allows you...

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Your guide to winter beauty

Your guide to winter beauty

The cold weather can play havoc with our skin and hair, requiring an inside out approach. And the experts at BioCare are here to help you conquer some of the common winter beauty woes with some top tips. Take an oral probiotic: Start by giving your gut's microbiome a little TLC. This is our ecosystem of healthy bacteria and if it's out of whack, we know it can have an enormous influence over every aspect of our health, from our sleep patterns to our metabolism. Ensuring a plentiful supply of...

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Importance of vitamin D to cut the common cold

Importance of vitamin D to cut the common cold

Research has shown the power of vitamin D in reducing the risk of respiratory infections, including colds and 'flu. In light of the analysis, carried out at Queen Mary University London, which found that vitamin D helps to reduce the risk of respiratory infections, including colds and 'flu, especially among people who don't get enough vitamin D from exposure to sunlight or from their diets, medical doctor and Nutritionist, Dr Michelle Braude, has reiterated why we need to add a daily dose of...

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Socially Conscious Cashmere from SEP Jordan

Socially Conscious Cashmere from SEP Jordan

SEP Jordan is a social enterprise dedicated to sourcing ethical hand embroidered keffiyeh and cashmere scarves. Each piece is completely ethical and constructed by one of the hundreds of refugee women SEP Jordan has employed. Founded in 2013 by Italian, Roberta Ventura, a former banker turned social entrepreneur, SEP Jordan is a fusion of Italian style with the best Middle Eastern craftsmanship. Today, 525 embroidery artists work with SEP in Jordan, creating hand-embroidered home accessories;...

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The benefits of four-legged friends

The benefits of four-legged friends

New research has revealed that running with a canine companion is a great remedy for bad moods. The research, from the University of Chichester, set out to examine whether runners had an enhanced physical and emotional experience when accompanied by their dog. Partnering with grain free pet food brand, Canagan, the study found that exercising with a dog can actually enhance this effect, leaving us with significantly greater feelings of stamina and most of all vigour, compared to going it...

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The Natural Lifestyle Product Awards are back for 2019

The Natural Lifestyle Product Awards are back for 2019

The Natural Lifestyle Product Awards are back for 2019! We need you, our readers to tell us who gets your vote.  Here at Natural Lifestyle, we're huge advocates for all things natural health and those products that help to support you and your family achieve your wellness goals. It may be a supplement that keeps your immune system strong, it may be an organic moisturiser that has helped ease your problem skin, or it may be an eco-friendly cleaning product that helps you achieve your green...

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Women at risk of greenwashing over feminine hygiene products

Women at risk of greenwashing over feminine hygiene products

A new report has suggested that women across the world are being misled by greenwashing claims made by the menstrual products industry. Research published by Greenpeace Laboratories revealed that tampon applicators sold as 'plant-based plastic' are in fact polyethylene, which is the same material that plastic bottles, toothbrushes and normal oil-based tampon applicators are made from. Tampon applicators sold by eight brands were tested. Five were marketed as ordinary (oil-based) plastic and...

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Top tips to top up your self-esteem

Top tips to top up your self-esteem

A leading coach is helping the nation to increase their feelings of self-esteem. Tristan Lee, known as the Gorgeousness Coach, points out that while as humans, we are usually very good at supporting our colleagues, friends and family in times of need, more often than not we don't value or loves ourselves as much as we should and the advice we give to others we don't freely administer to ourselves. Tristan has offered a range of tips to help you raise your self-esteem, including: Be honest with...

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New research reveals effect stress is having on brain health

New research reveals effect stress is having on brain health

New research has revealed the effect stress is having on our brain health. Potter's Herbals has found that nearly all of us - 92 per cent - suffer from stress. In addition, a third of people admitted simply saying they are fine when really, they are overwhelmed by stress. Furthermore, the survey of more than 1,100 adults across the UK revealed that more than half of people suffer in silence, seeking no effective help to tackle or reduce their stress burden. Mental health issues were clearly...

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How to adapt your winter health regime

How to adapt your winter health regime

The colder weather means our regular nutrition and exercise regime may need adapting to cope with the elements. Here, nutritionist and yoga teacher, Mays Al-Ali, of Healthy Mays, offers advice on how to transition into the colder weather. Utilising her experience with Eastern practices combined with her knowledge of the modern world, Mays understands that our bodies react differently throughout the seasons and encourages nutrition clients to take extra care during this time. She suggests:...

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World’s first zero waste restaurant opens in London

World’s first zero waste restaurant opens in London

A leading chef is doing his bit to help educate us all on how to cook more sustainably. Silo is the world's first zero waste restaurant, initially situated in Brighton but now located in Hackney, London, and its innovative founder, Douglas McMaster, is now helping us all be more conscious in our cooking with his new book, Silo: The Zero Waste Blueprint. At the restaurant, the team mills their own flour, brews their own beer, sources wonky and off-grid plant food, and composts their own waste....

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Get fit at home

Get fit at home

If you want to get fit without the expense of a monthly gym membership, you need some essentials to get you started. And with searches on Pinterest in the UK for at home workouts up by 48 per cent, working out in the comfort of your own home couldn't be easier - and the people at Pinterest have revealed eight products you need to keep you motivated in your workout. Yoga leggings: For many, a great way to get motivated to work out is with a new workout outfit. This way, not only will you have...

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A guide to healthy weight loss

A guide to healthy weight loss

Losing weight should not be about losing out, a leading health expert has advised. Dr Michael Mosley has pointed out that meals should satisfy, and that successful weight loss is all about feeling fuller for longer. Dr Mosley, who has created the new digital programme, The Fast 800, has explained that feeling hungry is one of the most powerful stressors that exists, making it easy to see why so many people don't make it past the first few weeks on a diet. To help you stay on track, Dr Mosley...

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New study reveals the health impact of sugary drinks

New study reveals the health impact of sugary drinks

Experts from the Oral Health Foundation have warned of the dangers of drinking excess sugary drinks in light of a new study. Described as startling new research, it has revealed a link between consuming sugary drinks and an increased risk of death from all causes. The study, published in JAMA Internal Medicine, involved over 450,000 people across Europe and showed that those who had two or more soft drinks a day were more at risk of dying from heart disease, bowel disease and strokes. Dr Nigel...

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Why you should say yes to Yoga

Why you should say yes to Yoga

Yoga has been in existence for centuries and, with its many benefits to health and wellbeing, it could be the new activity for you to try. Here, Steven Virtue, Fitness Experience Manager at health club, Total Fitness, explains the reasons you could take it up. Release tension: Yoga offers a huge array of stretches to improve mobility and release tension throughout the body. Regular stretching improves flexibility which, in turn, reduces the chances of overuse injuries and injury through...

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Good-for-you gardening

Good-for-you gardening

New research has revealed that getting out in the garden is beneficial for wellbeing and relaxation. According to the Happiness Study, by gardening tool brand Fiskars, almost 90 per cent of gardeners surveyed believe that gardening improves their wellbeing more than yoga, and 80 per cent consider tending to their garden to be better for them than meditation. In addition, 80 per cent of garden enthusiasts said that gardening relieves their feelings of stress and anxiety, and 90 per cent also...

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Rebalance your lifestyle, post-lockdown

Rebalance your lifestyle, post-lockdown

Lockdown placed many of our regular good habits under pressure, for a host of reasons, but now that restrictions are lifting, it is time to reset your nutrition and lifestyle goals. And Donia Hilal, from personalised.co, has suggested that reintroducing positive...

Green gardening

Green gardening

Your garden can be a haven for wildlife, so why not take tips from the experts to turn your green space into an eco-friendly place? As well as your garden being the ideal place to relax and top up your vitamin D, it can also be a fantastic area to allow wildlife to...

Get outside for a good cause

Get outside for a good cause

Why not get the kids into the outdoors, have some fun, while also giving back to charity with the Youth Adventure Trust’s Summer of Adventure? Designed to help families get outside and have some fun together over the summer holidays, the charity, which has helped...

Track your challenges

Track your challenges

A new free app has launched to help you discover, track and complete personal challenges all in one place. Challenge Accepted helps you to find new challenges, track current ones and help you complete them and is available to download on the Android and Apple App...

A fitness plan with muscle

A fitness plan with muscle

If you want to get stronger but can’t get to the gym, you can try these tips from the experts in building muscle at home. After months of no access to gyms and leisure centres, many fitness enthusiasts are starting to tire of home workouts and jogs in the summer heat....

Finding your fitness

Finding your fitness

Lockdown has undoubtedly changed many things for the nation and none more so it seems than our fitness routines. Having been forced out of the gym and to think of other ways to stay fit, new research has revealed that just one in 10 of us want to return to the gym now...

A virtual vegan celebration

A virtual vegan celebration

Just because we can’t physically attend events at the moment, it doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy a summer festival with a difference. VegfestUK Summerfest Online is a full weekend programme of live streams and presentations from some of the UK’s leading vegan experts and...

Tap into a natural approach

Tap into a natural approach

An exciting new website has launched to help the nation to be healthier, naturally. The new website, www.healthydoesit.org, is an extensive resource full of information where you can learn more about natural health management, including access to experts to help you...

Beating the bedtime battles

Beating the bedtime battles

If you struggle to get your young ones into a sleep routine, especially during lockdown, then these tips from expert, Suzy Reading, could be just the thing to help. Suzy is TEMPUR’s sleep expert and chartered psychologist and has offered important tips on how to...

Healthy habits are here to stay

Healthy habits are here to stay

Some four in five adults say healthy lifestyle habits they adopted during lockdown are here to stay. That is according to a new survey from food manufacturer, Bakkavor, which also found that one in seven people prioritise eating foods that boost our immune systems...

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