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3 days ago | 
filmstories.co.uk | Nick Fuller
From our magazine archive, Nick Fuller looks at what makes a cult film, and why we love them. This article first appeared in Film Stories issue 37. After a few beers it’s never difficult to coax a gathering of film fans to come up with a ‘wouldn’t it be great if…’ or ‘I’ll tell you what would make a great film’ proposal. The chances of bringing those brainwaves to life may well seem much greater if we’re talking cult films. After all...
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1 month ago | 
dailymaverick.co.za | Nick Fuller
In the ever-changing wellness industry, one diet obsession has captured and held TikTok’s attention: protein. Don't want to see this? Remove adsWhether it’s sharing snaps of protein-packed meals or giving tutorials to boost your intake, the message is clear: maximum protein consumption is essential for weight management and wellness.
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1 month ago | 
independent.co.uk | Nick Fuller
AnalysisProtein is a must-have but that doesn’t mean it’s a more-is-better situation, Nick Fuller writesIn the ever-changing wellness industry, one diet obsession has captured and held TikTok’s attention: protein. Whether it’s sharing snaps of protein-packed meals or giving tutorials to boost your intake, the message is clear: maximum protein consumption is essential for weight management and wellness.
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1 month ago | 
channelnewsasia.com | Nick Fuller
SYDNEY: In the ever-changing wellness industry, one diet obsession has captured and held TikTok’s attention: Protein. Whether it’s sharing snaps of protein-packed meals or giving tutorials to boost your intake, the message is clear: Maximum protein consumption is essential for weight management and wellness. Supermarkets have fed this obsession, stacking the shelves with protein-packed bars, shakes and supplements, and protein-boosted versions of just about every food we eat.
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1 month ago | 
msn.com | Nick Fuller
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1 month ago | 
medicalxpress.com | Nick Fuller
In the ever-changing wellness industry, one diet obsession has captured and held TikTok's attention: protein. Whether it's sharing snaps of protein-packed meals or giving tutorials to boost your intake, the message is clear: maximum protein consumption is essential for weight management and wellness. Supermarkets have fed this obsession, stacking the shelves with protein-packed bars, shakes and supplements, and protein-boosted versions of just about every food we eat.
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1 month ago | 
independent.co.uk | Nick Fuller
AnalysisProtein is a must-have but that doesn’t mean it’s a more-is-better situation, Nick Fuller writesIn the ever-changing wellness industry, one diet obsession has captured and held TikTok’s attention: protein. Whether it’s sharing snaps of protein-packed meals or giving tutorials to boost your intake, the message is clear: maximum protein consumption is essential for weight management and wellness.
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1 month ago | 
theconversation.com | Nick Fuller
In the ever-changing wellness industry, one diet obsession has captured and held TikTok’s attention: protein. Whether it’s sharing snaps of protein-packed meals or giving tutorials to boost your intake, the message is clear: maximum protein consumption is essential for weight management and wellness. Supermarkets have fed this obsession, stacking the shelves with protein-packed bars, shakes and supplements, and protein-boosted versions of just about every food we eat.
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1 month ago | 
medicalxpress.com | Nick Fuller
If you've ever picked up your child from childcare and wondered if they're living a double life, you're not alone. Parents often receive rave reports from educators about kids' adventurous eating habits, only to face a different reality at home, when the child who devoured a veggie-packed curry at lunchtime morphs into a fussy eater refusing anything but dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets. While this confusing behavior is frustrating, it's completely normal.
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1 month ago | 
theconversation.com | Nick Fuller
If you’ve ever picked up your child from childcare and wondered if they’re living a double life, you’re not alone. Parents often receive rave reports from educators about kids’ adventurous eating habits, only to face a different reality at home, when the child who devoured a veggie-packed curry at lunchtime morphs into a fussy eater refusing anything but dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets. While this confusing behaviour is frustrating, it’s completely normal. Here’s why it happens and what you can do.
