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Dehydration: signs, causes, and tips to drink more water

WebDoes tea or coffee dehydrate you? Tea and coffee are popular drinks that contain caffeine. Although a lot of caffeine can trigger the body to make more pee than normal (diuresis), …

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Omega-3 foods for heart health BHF

WebWe used to think of fats as just a source of calories, but now we know they play a vital role in the body. Nearly 100 years ago husband and wife team George and Mildred Burr …

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Pulses: what they are and why they're good for you

WebEasy ways to eat pulses. Buy tinned beans and lentils – you can use them straight from the tin (choose the ones without added salt) Add cannellini or butter beans, …

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The best and worst foods for high blood pressure BHF

WebThe best and worst foods for high blood pressure BHF Senior Dietitian Victoria Taylor explains how choosing to eat fruits, vegetables and wholegrains while avoiding salty, …

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Protein: what you need to know

WebEveryone needs protein, but it’s not all about steak. Our Heart Health Dietitian Tracy Parker answers common questions about protein. Protein is essential for a healthy diet. You …

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10 unhealthy foods to ditch and what to eat instead

Web10 unhealthy foods to ditch and what to eat instead 9 November 2021. Senior Dietitian Victoria Taylor explains which unhealthy foods to swap out of your diet to make a big …

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Is pasta healthy

WebIs pasta healthy? Senior Dietitian Victoria Taylor has the lowdown on the healthiest pasta and how to cook healthy pasta dishes. Standard dried pasta is usually low in salt and …

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Covid and your heart

WebWe look at the symptoms of long Covid, what tests and treatments are available, and tips for recovery. We share expert tips for managing the symptoms of long Covid, including …

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Is chocolate good for me

WebIs it right that chocolate is good for me and if so, what type should I eat? BHF dietitian Victoria Taylor says: We’re asked to comment on chocolate research on a fairly regular …

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Knowing your blood pressure

WebSenior Cardiac Nurse Emily McGrath asks our Associate Medical Director Dr Mike Knapton why you should get your blood pressure checked. Why does my blood pressure matter? …

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How can I improve my gut health

WebTrillions of bacteria inside your gut could be playing a big role in your health, including heart health. Senior Dietitian Victoria Taylor hears from gut health experts Dr Megan Rossi. …

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Living healthily when you have a heart or circulatory disease

WebHealthy living. Whether you are newly diagnosed or have been managing your condition for a while, we can help you manage your risk factors and live a healthier life. Living with a …

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Are you eating enough fibre

WebDietary fibre, which you might know as roughage (the old term for it), is the name for substances in plant foods that cannot be completely broken down by digestion. It’s only …

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Latest news from the BHF

WebRead the latest news about our life saving research and find out what we think about the heart health news that's hitting the headlines. If you're a journalist and want to find out …

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Are nuts good for you

WebNuts are packed with vitamins, minerals, protein and good fats. But which are the healthiest ones? Senior Dietitian Victoria Taylor explains. We’re eating more nuts than ever in the …

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What you really need to know about milk

WebHow much dairy? Eight per cent of our food should be made up of dairy products and alternatives, including milk, yoghurt, cheese and non-dairy alternatives. Dairy products …

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How joy affects health: is laughter the best medicine

WebLaughing with friends or giggling over your favourite comedy show not only makes you feel good but could be good for your heart too. Professor Marco Saffi from Brazil and his …

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