The Oat Milk Backlash, Glucose Spikes & UPF Lawsuits

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Scrolling Less, Moving More & Tips for Everyday Health

This week on The Wellness Scoop, we’re talking about why variety in movement matters for long-term health, what new data is telling us about the rise in bowel cancer among younger adults, and why so many of us are starting to question how screens shape our time, attention and wel ...  Show more

Blood Sugar Spikes, Magnesium & Eating Well on a Budget

This week on The Wellness Scoop, we’re answering your questions on eating well in real life, especially when routines are disrupted, budgets are stretched and online wellness advice starts to feel overwhelming. We talk about healthy eating around shift work, whether fruit on its ...  Show more

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