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Our food editor Hayley reveals what’s in store this month
For years we’ve been told to cut back on dairy, but new research suggests milk, cheese and yogurt might be doing far more for us than we ever realised
Last month we shared dietary advice for supporting women through different life stages — this month we focus on what men should be eating through each day to keep fit
■ Serves 4 ■ Prep 10 mins ■ Cook 15 mins 300g head of broccoli, broken intoflorets300g pasta (we used orecchiette)1 tbsp pine nuts1 large bunch of basil1 large garlic clove2 tbsp parmesan, finely grat
We all know that what we eat has a direct impact on our health – for better or worse – and it can be crucial when it comes to what is arguably the hardest working organ in your body. Your heart beats
Energy 1 Make a simple swap, says nutritionist and private chef Dorothy Woods (healthydot. com). “Swap refined carbohydrates like white pasta or potatoes with complex carbs such as brown rice, quinoa