FOOD FOR THOUGHT

- The more you banish negative thought patterns the easier things get

- The more you let go of stress the easier things get

- The more lucid of thought you become the easier things get

- The more shortcuts you find, the easier things become

Mediterranean diet with wine can help beat dementia

A DIET which includes a daily glass of wine that could halve the risk of Alzheimer’s has been hailed as the easiest to follow. Express

Sugar in fizzy drinks and snacks INCREASES chances of breast cancer, scientists claim

A COMMON sugar found in food and drink including Coke, ketchup, cereal bars and biscuits could be driving breast cancer, scientists warn. We found that sucrose intake in mice comparable to levels of Western diets led to increased tumour growth and metastasis. Dr Peiying Yang, researcher. Click here

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From avocado to walnuts: What you eat can have dramatic effect on your skin and hair

Your diet directly affects your appearance and the condition of your hair, skin and nails will all reflect your lifestyle. For instance, a couple of late nights will quickly show on your face in the form of puffy eyes and pale, blotchy skin. A few early nights, however, and you’ll have a clear, glowing complexion.
Express

Women who take antidepressants during pregnancy 'have nearly double the risk of having an autistic child', study claims

The University of Montreal findings highlight concerns that the increasing use of antidepressant drugs could be having a detrimental effect on patients and their childre.
DailyMail

Arrive carries 3 prepositions: in, on, or at

1. He arrived in New York.
2. He arrived at the station.
3. He arrived on the scene of the accident

'in' with general areas, countries, cities etc. = "I will arrive in Italy", "I will arrive in Rome"

'at' with specific places = "I will arrive at your house", "I will arrive at the airport"