Heroes and Villains No. 3 William Prout
There’s a chemist in the kitchen London, 1831: At a time when the functions of the human body were considered
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There’s a chemist in the kitchen London, 1831: At a time when the functions of the human body were considered
Continue readingDon’t eat food, eat calories California 1918: By the end of the First World War Lulu Hunt Peters, an east
Continue readinglike beans to a horse, whose common ordinary food is hay and corn … human beans [are] bread… sugar, beer
Continue readingThere is no rule saying ‘though shalt have cereal and fruit for breakfast’. I often enjoy eating up left overs
Continue reading“I was horrified as a mother when I took a jar of baby food off the shelf. I didn’t expect
Continue readingAsk most medics what Type-2 diabetes is and they will tell you it’s about having too high a blood sugar
Continue readingType-2 diabetes can be reversed by using very low-calorie meal replacements. Very low-cal treatment is not an easy thing to
Continue readingOkay, so this cooked breakfast has got to be bad hasn’t it? After all, no slow burn carbs, no cereals,
Continue readingIt was Mr Micawber in Dickens’ novel David Copperfield who said – Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen pounds, nineteen
Continue readingType 2 diabetes now affects nearly 7,000 young Britons. What could causing the significant increase in the number of children
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