Healthy Food

How To Eat Your Way To Lower Cholesterol

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 21.05.2013 | UK Lifestyle

Having high cholesterol can greatly increase your risk of various health conditions including heart attack, stroke and developing dangerous blood clot...

Weekly Wellbeing: Foods That Make You Happy

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 19.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle

There's nothing like some good old comfort food to boost your mood when you're feeling down. Homemade shepherd's pie or bangers and mash can provide a...

Weekly Wellbeing: 10 Healthy Snacks To Curb Your Food Cravings

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 05.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle

If you're anything like HuffPost UK Lifestyle, mid-afternoon is the time of day to get your serious snack on. At approximately 3pm our tummies star...

Are These 'Healthy' Drinks Really That Good For You?

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 22.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle

With an obesity crisis looming in the UK, the negative health effects of fizzy drinks have been well documented. Earlier this week it was revealed...

Green Tea Reduces Stroke Risk, Study Suggests

PA/The Huffington Post UK | Posted 15.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle

Green tea and coffee both reduce the risk of strokes, especially those caused by bleeding in the brain, a study has found. Scientists questioned mo...

Fat Tax, Fat Chance, All Things Fall on Lean Times!

Pratik Sufi | Posted 13.05.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Pratik Sufi

In the UK, as the obesity rates soar and healthcare costs rise, the government is contemplating putting a "fat tax" on food in England. Will this succeed in encouraging people to make healthy choices or will it drive them to buy cheaper, lower quality foods?

Companies Play a Critical Role in Animal Welfare Standards

Mike Baker | Posted 27.04.2013 | UK
Mike Baker

Every year billions of farm animals are raised in inhumane conditions all over the world. Welfare standards vary widely from country to country. Farm animals are often reared in conditions which do not allow them to express natural behaviour; they are pushed to their physiological limits, suffer mutilations and confinement and are kept in overcrowded conditions.

The Horsemeat Scandal and the Student

Amy Murnan | Posted 16.04.2013 | UK Universities & Education
Amy Murnan

As anyone who has ever lived in Halls will know, a decent proportion of students and young people consume ready meals and frozen meat on a regular basis. It may not bother many to think that the beef burger they ate may have contained other meats aside from beef, but what else could - or already has - happened?

Labour Call For Less Sugar, Salt And Fat In Food

PA/Huffington Post UK | Posted 05.01.2013 | UK

Laws limiting the amount of sugar, salt and fat in food should be considered, a leading Labour politician has urged. Andy Burnham, the shadow healt...

Weight Lifting? It's What I'm Lifting in my Shopping Basket That Counts!

Sabi Phagura | Posted 28.01.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Sabi Phagura

There is no point training so hard if the food you put in your mouth is all wrong. A staggering 80% of the body composition is down to what you eat and with this in mind, I have started to take extreme note of what is in my shopping market.

Children 'Going Hungry At School' As Parents Don't Feed Them

PA/The Huffington Post UK | Posted 16.10.2012 | UK Universities & Education

More children are going to school hungry due to a lack of money and interest from parents in providing a decent breakfast, research has suggested. ...

Cameron Should Stop Doing This, Say US Doctors

The Huffington Post UK | HuffPost UK Staff | Posted 23.05.2012 | UK Politics

David Cameron has been criticised for eating too much junk food by an American medical association, who believe the PM is spotted all too often stuffi...

It's January... but These Are No Ordinary Detox Tips

Ariadna Bakhmatova | Posted 07.03.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Ariadna Bakhmatova

This is not another list of New Year detox tips, promise! These are some useful tips to help you stay healthy in winter, it's just a coincidence we are sharing them with you in early January, so you might find them particularly useful right now.

Cut-Price Cabbage: Schools Urged To Compete With Takeaways Offering Meal Deals

PA | Posted 29.12.2011 | UK Universities & Education

Schools are being urged to compete with local takeaways by offering special meal deals in a bid to encourage more pupils to eat healthy lunches. Mi...