Hattie Garlick

1 week ago | goodhousekeeping.com | Hattie Garlick

Just getting your head around gut health? Or sick to your stomach of hearing about it? Either way, we have news. Forget probiotics – the new buzzword in microbiome science is postbiotics. Post-what? ‘Postbiotics are beneficial compounds produced when the good bacteria in our gut break down the fibres and nutrients that feed them,’ explains Rhian Stephenson, nutritional therapist and founder of the nutrition and supplement company ARTAH. Still lost?

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Hattie Garlick

There is nowhere so redolent with history and glamour as a Great British seaside hotel. Nineteenth century royalty visited for recuperation, turn-of-the-century writers took up residence to soak up the inspiration around them and dandies of all eras came for dancing and dalliances. Today, families fall for the glorious luxury of slipping straight from bedroom to the beach, trailing buckets, spades and surfboards behind them.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Hattie Garlick

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3 weeks ago | goodhousekeeping.com | Hattie Garlick

When you imagine leaving a legacy, what do you picture? Bricks and mortar perhaps, or cash towards the grandkids’ university fees? How about a bitter feud? A record number of inheritance disputes, estimated at around 10,000 cases annually, are now reported in England and Wales. In 2022, University College Dublin isolated the most common reasons that families battle over inheritance. The more money at stake, the more likely a dispute will end up in court, they found.

3 weeks ago | goodhousekeeping.com | Hattie Garlick

My lawn and I have a rollercoaster romance. Traditionally, the window of time in which we love one another, wholly and uncomplicatedly, has been extremely short. It opens when the sun begins shining brightly enough for me to stretch out on the lush, cashmere-like carpet of green with a book. It slams shut again as soon as said sun transforms that soft surface into a yellow scouring brush. If I’m lucky, the honeymoon period lasts a month. This year, I vow, will be different.