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6 days ago |
bristolpost.co.uk | Liam Gilliver |Natalie King
NHS GP Dr Amir Khan has shared five simple ways to help lower your blood pressure - with his first tip being to make a simple swap when it comes to tinned foodHigh blood pressure affects more than 12 million adults in England alone – but a few straightforward dietary changes can help manage the condition. The NHS defines high blood pressure as a reading of 140/90mmHG from a pharmacy, GP surgery or clinic, or 135/85mmHg if taken at home.
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6 days ago |
express.co.uk | Liam Gilliver |Natalie King
NHS doctor says tinned food hack can lower blood pressureNHS GP Dr Amir Khan has shared five ways to help lower your blood pressure - with one simple hack involving tinned food Woman buys stew in cans in a supermarket, provisions and shelf-stable food products (Image: Vladdeep via Getty Images)More than 12 million adults in England are dealing with high blood pressure, but a few dietary tweaks could help keep it in check.
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2 weeks ago |
mirror.co.uk | Liam Gilliver |Rom Preston-Ellis
Food writer Adam James Pollock has been slammed after sharing his 'easy' recipe for a Bolognese - with many Italians fuming that the dish is 'completely wrong'A food writer has been hit with a wave of criticism after sharing his 'simple' Bolognese recipe. Spaghetti Bolognese is undoubtedly one of the UK's favourite dishes, but if you're expecting to find it on your Italian holiday menu - think again.
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2 weeks ago |
mirror.co.uk | Liam Gilliver |Rom Preston-Ellis
Woman's 'amazing' kitchen roll trick that keeps bananas fresh for 'ages'A woman has shared her tried and tested hack to boost the longevity of your bananas - and people can't wait to try it. All you need is some kitchen roll and a splash of waterHands up if you've ever had your bananas turn into a squishy mess just days after purchasing them. Despite being a popular fruit in Britain, bananas are infamous for their rapid transition from rock-hard to overripe.
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2 weeks ago |
mirror.co.uk | Liam Gilliver
There is no greater fall from grace than the UK's abandoned coastline. Once dripping in opulence and grandeur, seaside resorts up and down the nation were thriving for decades - ditching their fishing and shipbuilding status to become an insatiable tourist magnet. However, in the 70s, the Benidorm boom kicked in.
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