A herb that grows wild as a small shrub in parts of Paraguay and Brazil is a key ingredient in Light at Heart, an ingredient that can help you cut calories in 2012. It is made by Tate & Lyle Sugars and contains half the calories of sugar.
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We drink 165 million cups every day. That’s 15 billion litres of tea every year. And according to a recent BBC programme, our favourite cuppa is also the number one drink for health! Getting the benefit from black tea may depend on the brewing time.
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For the majority of people it's the first thing they reach for in the morning. But could special teas and coffee also extract help aid weight loss? Yes, say the producers of Slender Pu'erh tea, a new product that aims to transfer an ancient herbal fusion into modern day diet plans.
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Looking for more energy and an easy way to cut your sugar intake? Swapping your daily tea intake for something herbal can give you a sustained energy boost and also encourage the body to detox. Penny Lancaster Stewart recommends Cho-Yung Tea.
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Starting the day with a refreshing juice or smoothie may feel like a virtuous option. But many people seriously underestimate the sugar and calories involved - and hidden calories in drinks could be a factor in Britain’s obesity problem.
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For a sweet alternative to sugar, without the bitterness of sweeteners, a fruit-based source of sugar can help you cut calories and stay healthy. Sweet Freedom is the latest product on the health food market, with 25% fewer calories than sugar.
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In the last few years people have generally had a healthier diet than past generations, namely through better education of which products should be included in our diets and while products we should cut down on.
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I can't believe it's not bitter... that's the reaction of researchers who have been testing methods to make medication a bit easier to swallow. A high-tech sugar supplement was introduced to experts at the American Chemical Society (ACS).
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