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Super smoothies delivered to your home

Turning food allergies into a £3million business

An inspiring woman turned her son's food allergies into a thriving business. Geeta Sidhu-Robb was devastated when her son’s severe allergies as a baby saw him spend 240 days out of one year hospitalised, so she started researching nutrition.

Try herbal tea for sustained energy

Swap your morning cuppa for herbal tea

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.

Is it time to detox your diet?

Get a detox delivery direct to your home

If you want to give your digestive system a break from the stresses and strains of modern convenience food, a nutritionally balanced meal delivery plan can help. MyDetoxDiet has a new range of vegan, low fat, low salt juices, soups and salads.

Opt for fresh and organic fruit and veg

Top tips for a January detox

Stock up now on some fresh and organic foods to get your cupboards ready for a mini January detox. Just seven days can give you your body back after festive indulgence. Ilona Wesle, nutritionist and co-founder of MyDetoxDiet, has some tips.

Try birch juice in your new year detox

Try birch juice for your New Year detox

Add birch juice to your New Year detox for increased energy and a healthy glow. Weleda's organic Birch Juice, £8.95, is made from organic silver birch, without added sweeteners, and blended with refreshing lemon juice.

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Broccoli helps kill cancer cells

Broccoli helps kill cancer cells

We have long been told about the health benefits of superfoods but now Sulforaphane, one of the primary phytochemicals in broccoli has been proved to selectively target and kill prostate cancer cells, leaving normal prostate cells healthy and unaffected.

Over half of Brits want to shed 'at least a stone'

weight loss

The study commissioned by diet aid manufacturer Slimsticks, also discovered that a worrying one in five people have followed an ‘eating is cheating’ starvation diet and one in ten have tried a liquid diet.