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Omega-3s could aid nerve cell recovery

Up your oily fish to protect nerve cells

Oily fish has a key role to play in a balanced diet. Because the body cannot manufacture omega-3 fatty acids, they have to be consumed in foods or supplements and now scientists believe they can boost the brain AND aid nerve cell repair.

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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.