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Ask the experts: Tea/coffee and dry skin

Are decaffeinated coffee and tea diuretics?

Edible garden: Growing carrots

Carrots are legendary for being a rich source of vitamin A, calcium, trace elements and fibre, and given the right soil conditions, carrots are easy to grow.

Genes more important than lifestyle?

Cholesterol levels could be affected more by a person’s genetic makeup than their exercise and lifestyle patterns.

High-salt diet linked to asthma?

We all know eating too much salt (and therefore sodium) puts us at more risk of developing high blood pressure.

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