In the meantime, Sahakian and Langley recommend some cereals that can be gr-r-reat for your brain. The pair’s research found a link between muesli, bran, wheat and oat cereals and increased gray ...

What Belongs on the Breakfast Table? A healthy breakfast should be rich in fiber and protein. Riedl warns against sugary ...

3 Eat a couple of high-fibre snacks a day: unsalted nuts and seeds, slices of fruit dipped in nut butter (chunky has more ...

A busy pattern on deck! Flurries/snow showers ending overnight. Friday is looking beautiful–lots of sun and not as cold with highs near 40°. The clouds return on Saturday with some rain showers ...

In contrast, millets are minimally processed and typically consumed in their whole form or as flour or flakes. Millet bean, a patented crop grown in drought-prone areas of India, has gained ...

A hiker who went missing for nearly two weeks in New South Wales, Australia has been found alive, having survived on foraged berries and two muesli bars. Medical student Hadi Nazari went missing ...

Following the excesses at Christmas and New Year, many people will be aiming to become more healthy in January. And a good place to start is your diet. For anyone wanting to adopt a healthier ...

“Go for high-fibre, low-sugar cereal options such as porridge oats, bran flakes, shredded wheat or no added-sugar muesli. These provide slow-release energy and the fibre supports digestion ...

Ever wondered if your breakfast choices are truly nourishing? Uncover the hidden pitfalls of popular morning meals and learn ...

The consistency of the snow depends on the surface temperature rather than flake shape, though. “You can have dendrites falling when it’s 33 degrees out. You can also have them falling when it ...

"Choose a muesli with no added sugar and be aware that ... in fibre as well as usually coming with added salt. Sugar-frosted flakes can be nutritionally similar to other sweetened cereals like ...