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In the theatre of modern romance, phubbing has become the unexpected villain. For those blissfully unaware, this is the fine art of ‘phone-snubbing’, or blanking your partner by obsessively staring at

Mike Kocsis at Balance My Hormones explains the ...

‘Remember to take breaks that are actually restful. ...

Brits watch four hours and 31 minutes of TV each day*. With cliffhangers keeping us hooked, 63% of us enjoy bingeing two or three episodes per session. But what is this doing to our health? According

Our lives have become full to a point defying logic - and our brains simply weren’t designed to cope. When did never having a spare moment become something to boast about?

Our lives have become full to a point defying logic - and our brains simply weren’t designed to cope. When did never having a spare moment become something to boast about?