Heart attack: The best cooking oil for reducing your risk of a heart attack

A HEART attack is a serious medical emergency that can prove life-threatening if not treated immediately. Diet offers a crucial defence against having a heart attack and a particular cooking oil has been touted for its heart-boosting prowess.

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Am I likely to put on weight if I take statins? What the research suggests

STATINS are a crucial defence against heart disease but taking them can cause adverse changes in the body. One study explored the link between statin use and weight gain.

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Prince Charles 'perfect royal' to deliver D-Day speech - 'Traditional' video analysed

PRINCE CHARLES delivered a heartfelt D-Day speech to thank veterans on behalf of the Royal Family. The future king was "the perfect royal" for the job and "understands the weight of history", a body language expert has claimed.

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High cholesterol: The visible warning sign of high levels on the 'back of your ankle'

HIGH cholesterol is a largely asymptomatic condition but if you are genetically predisposed to having high cholesterol levels, this can be signalled by a perceptible change on your achilles tendon.

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How to minimize side-effects of vaccination

People can commonly experience certain symptoms like fever, weakness, body ache post COVID vaccination.Here are a few steps to minimise the discomfort caused by it.

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How to lose visceral fat: The warm drink proven to shrink belly fat within 12 weeks

VISCERAL fat, also known as belly fat, is regarded as the most serious form of fat because it lurks near vital organs in the body. Fortunately, a warm drink has been shown to curb the harmful fat.

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Rising sign meaning: What YOUR Rising sign reveals about you

YOUR RISING sign, also known as your ascendant, is just as important as your star sign. Here's what YOUR Rising sign reveals about you.

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Dementia symptoms: Seven ‘memory lapses’ indicative of early stage Alzheimer’s

ALZHEIMER'S is the most common form of dementia in the UK. In the very early stages of the condition, "memory lapses" occur. Which signs point towards the progressive disease?

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How to get your sense of smell back after COVID-19

Often, the first sign of COVID-19 infection is loss of smell and taste, also known as anosmia.

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Moon sign meaning: What YOUR Moon sign reveals about you

YOUR Moon sign is the sign to pay attention to after your star sign. Here's what YOUR Moon sign reveals about you.

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High blood pressure : The best fish to eat that can lower your BP readings

HIGH blood pressure can be lowered by the types of fish you eat. In particular, oily fish - rich in omega 3 fats - has been found to help protect the heart and blood vessels from disease.

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Diabetes type 2 symptoms: Look inside of your mouth to spot signs of high blood sugar

DIABETES arises when the hormone insulin - a regulator for blood sugar - becomes less effective. People with high blood sugar levels are three times more likely to encounter dental issues than those who don't have the condition. What should you look out for?

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Can you develop hay fever? The reason why you've got hayfever this year for the first time

HAY FEVER affects more than 10 million people in England... but can you develop it suddenly?

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