Polly Foreman

1 week ago | plantbasednews.org | Polly Foreman

Over the course of 2025, a small group of fitness influencers have been heralding a new diet trend that nobody saw coming: a low-protein, low-fat, meal plan filled with as much sugar as you like. The sugar diet for weight loss is a trending topic on YouTube, but what is this high sugar diet plan, and can it really help with weight loss? Humans have been debating the optimum diet for health for centuries.

1 week ago | plantbasednews.org | Polly Foreman

Heinz has announced the launch of a brand-new tomato ketchup with no added sugar or salt in the UK. Tomato Ketchup Zero features 35 percent more tomato than the original product and was created in response to demand for “healthier” options in the country. According to Heinz, 50,000 Brits cited healthier choices with less sugar and salt as their top priority when it comes to choosing food.

1 week ago | plantbasednews.org | Polly Foreman

Vegan milk brand Mighty Drinks has announced that it has entered administration. The company, based in Leeds, UK, cited a number of challenges over the past year, including rising costs and “fragile consumer confidence.” According to the brand, these issues have affected its ability to scale and reach profitability. James Clark and Howard Smith of Interpath have been appointed as joint administrators.

1 month ago | f.mtr.cool | Polly Foreman

Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic recently opened up about his “wellness routine” and some of the foods he eats to stay healthy. In an interview with The Tennis 101 founder Ben Johnson, Djokovic revealed that some of his go-to foods include fruit, dates, seaweed, and spirulina. “I like to have fruit, a fruit smoothie, or juice – something to get some multivitamins,” he said, adding that his go-to smoothie recipe typically features mixed berries, hemp seeds, spirulina, and dates.

1 month ago | plantbasednews.org | Polly Foreman

Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic recently opened up about his “wellness routine” and some of the foods he eats to stay healthy. In an interview with The Tennis 101 founder Ben Johnson, Djokovic revealed that some of his go-to foods include fruit, dates, seaweed, and spirulina. “I like to have fruit, a fruit smoothie, or juice – something to get some multivitamins,” he said, adding that his go-to smoothie recipe typically features mixed berries, hemp seeds, spirulina, and dates.