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Sep 18, 2026
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Jul 16, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Emma Nelson

    Popular 'calming' supplement triggers brain damage in healthy mum (opens the original)

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    The husband of a woman left brain damaged after taking popular 'stress-relief' supplement ashwagandha has issued a stark warning against the wellness favourite. Lois Kinder, 44, from Cheshire, suffered deadly liver failure in July, which doctors blamed on gummies she'd been taking over the last year containing ashwagandha root. While uncommon, experts say that in high doses the compound can damage liver cells. The disastrous complication resulted in a liver transplant operation and complications

  2. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Emma Nelson

    Revealed: The high street coffees with as much sugar as nine biscuits (opens the original)

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    It's that time of the year when our favourite high street coffee shops unleash a new collection of wintry-themed drinks on the nation. And this year, it appears the theme is OTT. Forget a simple pumpkin spiced latte. In 2026, autumn menus have merged popular food trends to create a range of Frankenstein treats for the Instagram generation. Brightly-coloured syrups, cake-flavoured toppings and billowing foam come together to create apple crumble lattes, iced banoffee matchas and maple syrup, haze

  3. Article · Sep 5, 2026 · Emma Nelson

    The natural 5-step hair routine that reversed my Mounjaro baldness (opens the original)

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    A Darlington woman who shed four stone on Mounjaro has revealed she paid a hefty price for the slimmed frame - she lost 50 per cent of her hair. Dara Smith, 34, used the 'King Kong' injections between January and December last year, and noticed clumps falling out after upping her dose to 12mg - the second highest strength. 'It would be all over my clothes and on my bedding, it just wouldn't stop,' said the content creator. The problem was most obvious in the shower, or while brushing her hair, s

  4. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Emma Nelson

    Take weight loss jabs to live for an extra decade, study suggests (opens the original)

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    Using weight loss injections in older age could extend a woman's life by roughly a decade, an intriguing study has suggested. Blockbuster jabs like Ozempic and Mounjaro may be able to slow age-related body damage that accelerates death in women, when started around the age of 62. Other benefits include improvements in memory, reduced inflammation and stabilised blood sugar. The new findings add to previous research demonstrating the impact of calorie-restrictive diets on life span, scientists sa

  5. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Emma Nelson

    Study pinpoints the smartwatch with the least accurate calorie count (opens the original)

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    Apple, Samsung and Garmin smartwatches overestimate the number of calories you burn by at least 110, US scientists have discovered. Fitbit watches, meanwhile, are 'consistently glitchy' and produce both dramatic over and underestimations. Garmin watches are most likely to overshoot energy expenditure, while the Apple device is the most accurate. Those with a high level of body fat are more likely to get inaccurate results, according to the researchers, from Florida International University. Smar

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