More evidence that low-calorie sweeteners are bad for your health
Studies show that artificial sweeteners can raise the risk of hypertension, metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes and heart disease, including stroke.
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A new UK study has shown that regular yoga sessions during pregnancy can help make mothers and their babies happier and healthier
13 May, 2014
What you eat matters; new evidence suggests a link between a mother’s diet and the risk of pre-term birth
11 March, 2014
Adequate selenium during pregnancy can stabilise moods and help ward off depression in new mums
3 April, 2013
A new survey shows doctors are failing future generations by ignoring the issue of chemicals that could harm babies in the womb
12 December, 2012
Increasing your intake of healthy fats during pregnancy can help protect your child from atopic disorders like asthma and eczema
24 October, 2012
Choosing organic, especially organic dairy products, could help lower the incidence of hypospadias in boys
16 October, 2012
A large study from Denmark has shown that women who regularly take multivitamins before pregnancy have healthier babies
29 February, 2012
Pregnant women beware – the amount of caffeine in a shot of espresso can vary enormously making it hard to manage your intake
5 December, 2011
Scientists say clamping the umbilical cord too early can lead to iron deficiency in newborns
22 November, 2011
Taking certain drugs before and early after conception can raise the risk of NTDs; but vitamin C can help reduce the risk, say scientists
15 November, 2011
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