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Category Archives: Health
Tune up your digestion
If you suffer from indigestion, bloating, abdominal pain or feeling sleepy after meals, or if you often get stomach upsets, diarrhoea or constipation, there are four simple steps you can take to tune up your digestion. Continue reading
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Dairy Crest recalls Country Life Spreadable due to possible rubber contamination
Dairy Crest has recalled some Country Life Spreadable because the products may contain pieces of white rubber. The Food Standards Agency has issued a Food Alert for Information. Continue reading
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Seymours of Norfolk recalls olive oil products
Seymours of Norfolk has recalled all of its infused olive oil products, because of the possible risk of botulism. The type of bacteria (called Clostridium botulinum) that can cause botulism, a severe type of food poisoning, has not been detected in the products. However, the products have not been made in a way that would prevent Clostridium botulinum from multiplying if it is present. Continue reading
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Ten How To Quit Tips
We’ve all tried to cut down after bingeing at Christmas or attempted to give up something for Lent but how many of us slip at the first hurdle? Here are ten great tips to support that waning will power. Continue reading
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Asda recalls breaded haddock fillets
Asda has recalled some if its own-brand Frozen 4 Breaded 100% Haddock Fillets because battered haddock fillets have been packed in breaded haddock fillets packaging. The battered haddock fillets contain milk that is not mentioned on the breaded haddock fillets label, making the product a possible health risk for people who are allergic to or intolerant of milk or milk constituents. Continue reading
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All ‘Samsono’ meat products recalled
JSC ‘Samsonas’, from Kaunas in Lithuania, has now recalled all of their meat products labelled with ‘Samsono’ brand from the UK market on a precautionary basis, due to possible contamination with high levels of Listeria monocytogenes. Continue reading
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Christmas and Halloween Chocolate Pop products withdrawn
Lucky Dip (Nottingham) Ltd has withdrawn some batches of its own brand Christmas and Halloween Chocolate Pop products because they have been tested in the UK and found to be contaminated with melamine. The Food Standards Agency has issued a Food Alert for Information. Continue reading
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Lituanica UK recalls ‘Samsono’ ears and tongue roll
The Food Standards Agency has issued an updated Food Alert for Action about Ears and Tongue Roll from Lithuania, labelled with the ‘Samsono’ brand. Continue reading
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The good the bad and the ‘unhealthy’
Every day a different headline tells us this food is good for you and that food is bad for you so it is not surprising we grow more and more confused. Is red wine good or bad for you? Now apparently white wine is also good for the heart. Eggs were once deemed too high in cholesterol and similar misconceptions exist over avocados Continue reading
NuVal Nutritional Scoring System
NuVal LLC is bringing a groundbreaking nutritional vision to market – an independent and easy-to-use food scoring system that consumers can use across all products and brands to make informed decisions about food. Also called the Overall Nutritional Quality Index (ONQI), it sounds fantastic doesn’t it? An easy way to identify healthy foods… or so you’d think but keep reading. Continue reading
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Clearing up the food confusion
Join this webchat with Dr Carrie Ruxton to discover how you can beat heart disease. Chat date: Friday 31st October. Chat time: 3.00 pm Continue reading
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