5 Easy Ways to Lower Cholesterol

Cholesterol gets a bad press, but we do need some of it to manufacture cells, produce certain hormones and for digestion. What we don’t need though is too much of it! Specifically, we don’t want too much ‘bad’ cholesterol, because this ‘furs up’ the arteries, preventing healthy blood flow and making heart attacks and strokes more likely.

• Leap to low fat

• Fill up with fibre

• Enjoy exercise

• Go for garlic

• Opt for omega 3

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5 Easy Ways to Lower Cholesterol

Cholesterol gets a bad press, but we do need some of it to manufacture cells, produce certain hormones and for digestion. What we don’t need though is too much of it! Specifically, we don’t want too much ‘bad’ cholesterol, because this ‘furs up’ the arteries, preventing healthy blood flow and making heart attacks and strokes more likely.

• Leap to low fat

• Fill up with fibre

• Enjoy exercise

• Go for garlic

• Opt for omega 3

  Read more

Extreme heatwaves are predicted as the new normal for British summers by 2040

Global temperatures are climbing so rapidly that by 2040 Britain will spend up to a fifth of its summer months in an extreme heatwave, a new report warns.  Read more

Extreme heatwaves are predicted as the new normal for British summers by 2040

Global temperatures are climbing so rapidly that by 2040 Britain will spend up to a fifth of its summer months in an extreme heatwave, a new report warns.  Read more

Eating celery helps fights off pancreatic cancer

The vegetable – plus ­artichokes and herbs such as oregano – is loaded with chemicals that kill thethe cells

Eating celery helps fights off pancreatic cancer

The vegetable – plus ­artichokes and herbs such as oregano – is loaded with chemicals that kill thethe cells

How the world will look in 2083: A tunnel linking Europe and the U.S., £20 loaves of bread and £476.86 pints of lager (plus we'll all be millionaires)

• Subjects living under the rule of future King George will witness teleportation, hyper-intelligent computers, deadly heat waves
• The average wedding will cost a staggering £132,000 while raising a child to the age of 18 will set you back almost £5.6m.
• Predictions have been made based on historical data and annual growth
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