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Alice Barraclough

Alice Barraclough

Nutrition Editor at Women's Health UK

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    Covering topics
    • Fitness
    • Food
    • Health & Medicine
    • Nutrition

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    Recent Articles

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    Why women over 55 lose more weight on Wegovy and Mounjaro, according to new study

    New research finds older women achieve the best results with weight loss injections – thanks to consistent tracking and coaching
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    Eating this snack daily could lower your dementia risk by 12%, find...

    Chowing down a small handful (or 30 grams a day) offered the most substantial protection
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    3 surprising ways creatine can improve your mental health

    A new study from the University of Oxford suggests that creatine may enhance depression treatment – especially when combined with therapy
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    Even Dr Chris van Tulleken eats ultra-processed food on Christmas Day

    'Have a very merry, processed Christmas,' he said
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    'I always loved Christmas, but my eating disorder robbed me of its ...

    When you have an eating disorder, the most wonderful time of the year can also be one of the most challenging
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    11 ways to survive party season, according to nutritionists

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    9 foods to boost your immune system, according to a dietician

    Here’s what you should eat to keep 'quad-demic' lurgies at bay
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    ‘I’m a nutritionist - here's how I stay healthy over xmas & still e...

    For doctor and nutritionist Dr Hazel Wallace, Christmas is a time for family, relaxation and setting goals for the new year. From the non-negotiable healthy habits that keep her well-being on track to the foods she enjoys cooking and the little luxuries she likes to indulge in, here are the health rules she lives by during the festive period…During the period between Christmas and New Year (also known as ‘Twixmas’) I tend to start my mornings by... not looking at my phone. I try to not look at m…
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    Waitrose launches Christmas 2024 food range – these are our 7 top p...

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