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Are you taking too many pills?
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Are you taking too many pills?

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CAPTION: My seventy-something parents – were they taking too many pills? I’ve been writing about the growing problem of polypharmacy – put simply that means taking multiple daily prescription pills for long-term chronic conditions. You can read the full article here in the Daily Mail’s Good Health section http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2280761/Pills-The-patients-prescribed-25-different-drugs-day-devastating-results.html.…

Great review for ‘What’s Up With Your Gut?’
gut conditions, slow transit constipation, Pelvic Radiation Disease, microscopic colitis, SIBO, coeliac disease, IBS / Uncategorized

Great review for ‘What’s Up With Your Gut?’

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If you’ve read my post on  Why you bloat after eating bread and pasta (and lots of people seem to be reading it as it’s getting thousands of views per week), you may want to read more about similar gut complaints in my book ‘ What’s Up  With your Gut?‘  Why you bloat after eating … Continue reading →

What’s up with your gut? Find the answers to bloating and diarrhoea in my new book
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What’s up with your gut? Find the answers to bloating and diarrhoea in my new book

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Gut problems are incredibly common and plague millions of people on a daily basis.Sadly, many people never find a satisfactory explanation or diagnosis for their painful and embarrassing symptoms. Whether you bloat after eating bread or pasta, suffer cramping pains in your abdomen or experience bouts of watery diarrhoea or suffer  unexplained constipation despite eating … Continue reading →

£35 heart screening test is ‘feasible and cost effective’ says new study
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£35 heart screening test is ‘feasible and cost effective’ says new study

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CAPTION: Arabella  (pictured bottom) and Holly playing volleyball just weeks before Arabella’s death in May 2013 A year ago next week my 16-year-old daughter Holly’s beautiful, funny, clever,kind, best friend Arabella died. Her mum Clare found her in her bedroom with her GCSE revision books around her. She’d had…