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BynytimespostFebruary 19, 2025Most people will be familiar with the classic yellow banana. It’s a common sight in supermarket aisles and household fruit bowls alike. But,...
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BynytimespostFebruary 18, 2025Whether you’re a fan or not, Cristiano Ronaldo’s remarkable endurance in football commands respect. Recently celebrating his 40th birthday, the Manchester United and...
BynytimespostFebruary 16, 2025A gut health doctor wants people to add one food to their shopping list, if it isn’t there already. In a new post...
BynytimespostFebruary 14, 2025If you like a square or two of chocolate and you’re a woman over 45, then you may be in luck. According to...
BynytimespostFebruary 11, 2025The NHS has warned of signs that can appear when you eat of a killer cancer as new figures show the UK is...
BynytimespostFebruary 3, 2025For anyone who is trying to eat less sugar, having to do without delicious sweet foods like cookies and, especially, chocolate is definitely...
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