teaGo and make yourself a cup of tea – it could save your life!

Don’t believe us? Ok, well just ask Dr Carrie Ruxton, a dietician and member of the independent Tea Advisory Panel.

She recently did a study which discovered that drinking more than three cups of tea is good for you health and could even prevent heart attacks.

Cows that eat an organic diet produce healthier milk.A study by Newcastle University has found that organically-reared cows produce healthier milk than the standard-bred variety.

Cattle fed on fresh grass had 60% more good fatty acids than milk from non-organic cows, with the most notable results being found in the summer months.

These good fatty acids are known as CLA9, and consist of conjugated linoleic acids and omega 3.

Prostate cancer, low-fat milk, milk, full-fat milk, semi-skimmed milk, skimmed milk, calciumDrinking low-fat or non-fat milk increases the risk of prostate cancer, two new US studies have revealed.

Tests carried out on almost 90,000 men by the University of Hawaii found a build-up of localised or non-aggressive tumours in those who drank semi-skimmed or skimmed milk. 

DietPixie looking for a new editor

The more observant of you may have noticed it has been a while since we posted a new story.

This is basically because DietPixie currently has no editor. Our former editor, Holly, recently had a baby and understandably found the stresses and strains of juggling the demands of a full-time job, website and motherhood a little too much.

But don’t worry. We are currently in the process of looking for a new editor and the site should be back up and running soon.

Want to throw your hat into the ring? Well, that’s great. We really believe in DietPixie and we want it to be a success.

Just send me an email at david@hecklerspray.com and tell me why you would be a great editor or writer of Dietpixie and we’ll take it from there.

DietPixie looking for a new editor

The more observant of you may have noticed it has been a while since we posted a new story.

This is basically because DietPixie currently has no editor. Our former editor, Holly, recently had a baby and understandably found the stresses and strains of juggling the demands of a full-time job, website and motherhood a little too much.

But don’t worry. We are currently in the process of looking for a new editor and the site should be back up and running soon.

Want to throw your hat into the ring? Well, that’s great. We really believe in DietPixie and we want it to be a success.

Just send me an email at david@hecklerspray.com and tell me why you would be a great editor or writer of Dietpixie and we’ll take it from there.

DietPixie looking for a new editor

The more observant of you may have noticed it has been a while since we posted a new story.

This is basically because DietPixie currently has no editor. Our former editor, Holly, recently had a baby and understandably found the stresses and strains of juggling the demands of a full-time job, website and motherhood a little too much.

But don’t worry. We are currently in the process of looking for a new editor and the site should be back up and running soon.

Want to throw your hat into the ring? Well, that’s great. We really believe in DietPixie and we want it to be a success.

Just send me an email at david@hecklerspray.com and tell me why you would be a great editor or writer of Dietpixie and we’ll take it from there.