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I’m a nutritionist and this breakfast mistake is leaving you 'exhausted and hangry'

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By Chloe Best Verified
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Emma Bardwell, Registered Nutritionist Skipping breakfast is one of the biggest mistakes you can make if you’re trying to lose weight, a nutritionist has warned. Whether it’s because you’re in a rush or are trying to save calories, registered nutritionist Emma Bardwell says that this approach doesn’t work for everyone, and can actually lead to you eating even more later in the day to make up for the missed meal.
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Is sleeping with your phone next to you causing 'brain fog'? Biochemist weighs in

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By Chloe Best Verified
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overlooking of asian woman sleep well with smile at night (Getty Images/iStockphoto) Recent research has discovered that the average Brit uses their phone for more than three hours a day, with mobiles acting as a constant companion from the moment we wake up until we go to bed. And if you’re someone who struggles to switch off from your phone even when it’s bedtime, you may be wondering if it’s really bad to keep it next to you while you sleep, or what might happen.
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Kids' 'healthy' snacks that are secretly harming them, according to a gut health specialist

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By Chloe Best Verified
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Close-up of baby boy eating potato crisp (Photo by Universal Images Group via Getty Images) (Universal Images Group via Getty) A leading gut health specialist has urged parents to look closely at the snacks they are feeding their children, as many claim to be healthier than they are.
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