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A short burst of intense exercise makes your immune system stronger (opens the original)
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For years the official exercise advice has been that 150 minutes of moderate exercise a week, such as brisk walking, brings the same broad health benefits as 75 minutes of more vigorous activity, such as running or cycling. But that advice is now being challenged by new research that appears to show doing shorter bursts of intense exercise – which leaves us much more out of breath – can help us live longer than exercising moderately will. In fact, you might need to do only a few minutes of highe
The infection that gave my daughter bloody diarrhoea after swimming (opens the original)
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Aisling McCarthy had no reason not to let her eight-year-old daughter, Keeva, swim at their local beach during this year’s August heatwave. The sea at Avon Beach in Dorset, where the family live, carried the Environment Agency’s highest ‘excellent’ water-quality rating. So when Keeva was hit by a wave and came out spluttering after swallowing ‘quite a lot of water’, Aisling didn’t give it a second thought, she told the Daily Mail: ‘We had an ice cream – and went home.’ But two days later, Keeva
Doctors tell patients they're obese when it may be a heart condition (opens the original)
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Katie Denial was walking to her car after a family funeral when she suddenly became so breathless she had to lie down in the street, literally gasping for air. When she saw her GP a few days later, she was told that the 20-minute episode was most likely a panic attack. Over the following weeks Katie, then 24, became increasingly breathless and exhausted, so returned to her GP. This time she was told she had a chest infection and was prescribed antibiotics. When those didn’t work, she was told sh
Children play in splash parks with bacteria 100 times above guidelines (opens the original)
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Packed with happy children, council-run paddling pools and splash parks have offered welcome relief for families from the heatwaves of this summer. As a father of two, aged six and eight, I know how irresistibly drawn to these pools children are. But you might want to pause for thought before they launch into the cool water. For experts warn vital checks of water quality and levels of chlorine – used to disinfect pool water – are being missed, leaving children, whose immune systems are less robu
I nearly died after taking these common supplements (opens the original)
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Tilda Pattman put her cough, sleeplessness and fatigue down to the lingering effects of Covid. And as someone who’d previously taken supplements for her health, she decided to try and boost her recovery ‘naturally’ with a cocktail of nutrients bought online: green tea, black seed, turmeric, ginseng, melatonin and ashwagandha. These are popular remedies – green tea is often taken for antioxidant benefits; black seed for supporting immunity; turmeric for reducing inflammation; ginseng for energy;
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