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Is it normal that my child will only eat beige food? Here's what a paediatric dietician wants you to know

A fussy eating expert explains why some children will only eat 'beige' food – and what you can do to help them ...

‘I thought running through tiredness was normal, but I actually had low iron. Here are 11 signs that I missed’

So I did what so many runners do and pushed myself to run through exhaustion – and when that became unsustainable, I ...

Passing gas 13 to 21 times a day is normal. Here’s why you’re so gassy and what your body’s trying to tell you

Feeling bloated, burping too often, or dealing with embarrassing gas pains? Youre not alone. Gas is a normal part of ...

These are the surprising symptoms linked to eating too much salt as research suggests high levels can cause a string of serious conditions

For more than 20 years, we've been bombarded with ­public health messages to reduce our salt intake in order to slash the UK ...

I Pushed Through Exhaustion Thinking It Was Normal. Turns Out, I Had Low Iron. Here Are the Signs I Missed.

So I did what so many runners do and pushed myself to run through exhaustion. And when that became unsustainable, I shortened ...
British Heart Foundation

Normal but high blood pressure in your thirties could increase heart attack risk

People in their thirties may risk a heart attack or stroke in later life even when they have ‘normal’ blood pressure, if it’s too high or steeply rising ...
Massachusetts Daily Collegian

Daily Diet: The western diet isn’t for the weak

Trying the Western diet reminded me of how lucky I am.

What Causes High Blood Pressure? Cardiologists Explain the Truth Behind High BP

According to the American Heart Association, anything above 120/80 mmHg is considered elevated blood pressure, while anything ...
Verywell Health

What Happens to Your Metabolism When You Reverse Diet?

Reverse dieting is a strategy to get back to "normal" after dieting. Whether it boosts metabolism requires more research.
ahajournals.org

Sex‐Specific Cardiovascular Consequences of Long‐Term High‐Salt Diet in Mice

Excessive dietary salt intake is associated with elevated blood pressure and damage to organs including the heart, vasculature, and kidneys. Women are more prone to salt‐sensitive hypertension, yet ...