Dr David Unwin, a good friend of the team at Health Results, talks about how he often comes across patients who can...
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If you like the odd drink, you will be pleased to hear that I will not suggest you stop completely. Remember, Healt...
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It’s important to have lots of fibre in our diet as it works in partnership with our friendly gut bacteria to liter...
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How would you feel if I told you that most of what we have been conditioned and brought up to believe about food is...
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Having breakfast regularly is not necessary and certainly not what our distant ancestors would have done. Have you ...
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Recently, coconuts have been receiving negative press, with some misguided researchers suggesting their fat content...
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More commonly known as gluten intolerance, coeliac disease is, in some ways, the body’s self-defence system informi...
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Part of the secret to avoiding many diseases lies in the maintenance of our healthy gut bacteria. Some 2,500 years ...
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As a general rule we should be aiming to eat naturally and not artificially. We should only be looking to consume f...
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First of all, the name ‘glycaemic’ is derived from the medical term ‘glycaemia’ meaning ‘the presence of glucose in...
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Avoid grains if you are trying to lose waistline inches or weight. Just like CARBS, grains get easily converted int...
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‘A taste on the lips, forever on the hips’ goes the saying and, of course, if we are talking about CARBS and other ...
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“The gut is the seat of all feeling. Polluting the gut not only cripples your immune system, but also destroys you...
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Herbs and spices have been used for centuries as medicines in cultures from Asia to the Native Americans, from Sout...
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The DNA in our cells is principally still hard-wired to process the diet of our primal ancestors. They are still pr...
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Leptin vs Ghrelin
Armed with a basic understanding of the macronutrients - fat, protein and CARBS (a.k.a. sugar) - ...
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“Don’t graze unless you are a cow or want to be the size of one.” - Dr Zoe Harcombe
In this chapter we discover how...
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You have surely guessed by now that we believe that CARBS and other sugars are pretty much evil stuff for those who...
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Fat, Protein & Carbohydrates
Everything that lives – whether it be a tree or a human, a dog or a strawberry – i...
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Let’s now look at what happens when we eat from a metabolic point of view. Metabolism is a series of chemical react...
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There are numerous different approaches to supplementing our food intake with vitamins and extracts. Some experts r...
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Legumes
Did you know that a mollusc is a sea creature that has a shell that opens and closes on a hinge? Legumes ar...
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In 2016, the BBC reported that in the UK alone, we got through 14.8 billion litres
of fizzy drinks the previous ye...
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I have many wonderful colleagues who, due to their faith, are strict vegetarians. I also have other friends who are...
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In this article, you will discover foods that are both genuinely natural and are what I like to call 'nutritionally...
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The obesity equation is not as simple as many would have us believe, and it is not as I read the other day where it...
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When we eat table sugar (sucrose), it is made up of 50% glucose and 50% fructose. When these simple sugars arrive a...
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Firstly, what are vitamins and minerals? The word ‘vitamin’ is derived from the Greek word for ‘vital for life’. Vi...
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Different experts and medical professionals all seem to have different perspectives on how much water we should dri...
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