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The fibre gap: why most of us fall short, and what Rhiannon Lambert’s new book adds

Most adults miss daily fibre targets, with only a small fraction reaching recommendations. Rhiannon Lambert’s new book explains why fibre matters and offers practical tips to help close the gap for better health.

A mother looks confused at whether to feed her baby infant formula or raw goats milk, alluding to the misinformation surrounding this claim.

Does infant formula cause autism? Why the science says no, and why raw goat’s milk is not a safe alternative

Does formula cause autism? Is raw goat’s milk safe for infants? Here’s what research really says about these feeding claims.

A man goes for a job whilst holding a banana in his hand, signifying the importance of combining exercise with a healthy diet in order to manage weight

Sustainable weight management backed by science: 7 long-term strategies that work

Forget fad diets: sustainable weight management is built on science. This guide explains evidence-based strategies including balanced eating patterns, exercise, sleep, stress management, and behavioural support for lasting results.

A person holds an egg in one hand, and a box of oats in the other, with a confused look on their face. Their confusion reflects the confusing discourse surrounding whether eggs or oats are a better breakfast option.

Eggs versus oats, what’s better for your heart health?

The Glucose Goddess claims that eggs are a better breakfast option than oats, but what does the science say?

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