María Ortega
Foreign Content Specialist at Daily Express
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6 days ago |
bristolpost.co.uk | Maria Ortega |María Ortega |Chloe Dobinson
A popular health expert with over 180,000 followers on Instagram has shared the one thing you should 'never' do right after eating, as it can be 'bad for your stomach'A well-known health expert has issued a cautionary note about taking showers immediately after meals. Dr Sara Marin Berbell, who boasts an Instagram following of over 180,000, posed the question to her followers: "Are you one of those who shower right after eating, or do you wait?".
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6 days ago |
bristolpost.co.uk | Maria Ortega |María Ortega |Sophie Buchan
Vet Laura Londoño says by detecting issues early it can stop the disease from spreadingAccording to a veterinarian, if your dog is over three years old, you may want to check their teeth. The expert, Laura Londoño, warned that “80% of dogs over three years old have some form of dental disease" - and the vast majority of owners are unaware of this.
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2 weeks ago |
bristolpost.co.uk | Maria Ortega |María Ortega |Sophie Buchan
Xevi Verdaguer has explained the importance of not eating at the wrong time for the sake of our circadian rhythmsA nutritionist and psychoneuroimmunologist has urged people to not eat breakfast immediately after waking up. Xevi Verdaguer instead is asking people to wait a certain period of time before they eat anything as doing this too early "can be a mistake."Whether you have toast, porridge, cereal or something a little more fancy, the expert says the reason you need to wait is simple.
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1 month ago |
bristolpost.co.uk | Maria Ortega |María Ortega |Sophie Buchan
You need to take extra care, the doctor warnsA doctor has issued a stark warning for individuals to meticulously inspect their food prior to consumption. Sara Marin Berbell, who is a an expert in microbiota, emphasised the importance of vigilance, cautioning that some may be unknowingly "poisoning" themselves.
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1 month ago |
gloucestershirelive.co.uk | Maria Ortega |María Ortega
A new study has suggested that incorporating more of two particular food types into your diet could potentially have a more significant impact on lowering blood pressure than merely cutting salt intake. High blood pressure, otherwise known as hypertension, is characterised by the elevated force of blood against the artery walls. Over time, this can lead to detrimental effects on the heart and arteries, increasing the likelihood of heart attacks and strokes.
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RT @JaniJoplin: Este niño nos explica muy bien lo “tebible” que es el coronavirus 😍 https://t.co/g1oC8LdMuE
According to the UN, there will be more than 5 million Venezuelan migrants and refugees by the end of 2019. 🇻🇪 #venezuela #UN #refugees #migrants
La ONU prevé que en 2019 habrá unos 5,3 millones de refugiados venezolanos https://t.co/1gg4Y5c6RL vía @VenezuelaAF
The worst refugee crisis that Latin America has had to face and it seems that the exodus will not stop any time soon. 😔
UN says the exodus from Venezuela is approaching the scale of the 2015 Mediterranean refugee crisis. Some 2 million Venezuelans have fled as the economy collapses. https://t.co/LZOXLFmMpc https://t.co/HfuxHbOHFa
