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Are 'miracle' gut aids such as kombucha really good for you? (opens the original)
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If you're a health-conscious type who reaches for the products promising that boost, you may be a regular consumer of kombucha. The form of fermented tea has been drunk for centuries in parts of Asia and is now being touted as a superfood to improve lots of aspects of health, including gut bacteria, the immune system and even lowering stress. But where is the evidence? Is there something special in the bottles of the drink now easily available in your local supermarket, external? Researchers at
We share a 15-acre mansion in Powys for cost of a two-bed house (opens the original)
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Dreams of living in a Georgian manor house with 15 acres of grounds would usually be associated with a big lottery win. But for the residents of Dol-llys Hall on the outskirts of Llanidloes, Powys, no windfall was necessary. The Grade II listed building is home to a collection of ordinary people who have chosen to live cooperatively - sharing responsibility for maintaining the home and its grounds and trying to live as sustainably as possible. "You have got a ready-made village mentality where p
Food waste meet the composters reclaiming our rubbish (opens the original)
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When you put food leftovers outside the house for collection, what do you think you are doing? Getting rid of waste or giving away a valuable resource that could be used right on your doorstep? For the founders of an award-winning community compost business, it's a no-brainer that the second answer is the correct one. Steph Robinson and ffin Jordao of Criw Compostio collect food waste from cafes and businesses who pay them and convert it into peat-free compost, which is then used by the communit
TikTok and romance made me defy dyslexia and start reading (opens the original)
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Romance is the key that finally unlocked the world of reading for Amelia Lord after she had avoided it throughout her life. Love was all over her TikTok feed in the form of BookTok – the app's literary subcommunity - just as she was searching for a new hobby to take up after moving from her home in Newport to Gloucester. The 28-year-old social media and events coordinator did not read at all before she was 21. Although "intrigued", a dyslexia diagnosis made her think she couldn't do it. "I kept
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