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Major safety alert over CBD products promoted by celebrities including Claudia Winkleman is issued by watchdogs - Vimarsana News

Major safety alert over CBD products promoted by celebrities including Claudia Winkleman is issued by watchdogs

Watchdogs say regular long-term consumption of CBD is 'potentially harmful' to the liver and thyroid. CBD brands in the UK include Cannaray, promoted by Claudia Winkleman (pictured).

Study Raises Infant Formula Preparation Concerns - Vimarsana News

Study Raises Infant Formula Preparation Concerns

Many infant formula preparation devices do not produce hot water to kill harmful bacteria, according to a study by Swansea University scientists. Powdered

Baby formula machines not killing bacteria, study finds - Vimarsana News

Baby formula machines not killing bacteria, study finds

Parents are warned to check formula temperature as a study shows most machines do not kill bacteria.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Not ALL ultra-processed food should be avoided, experts say as they warn  CARROTS can be wrongly classed as being as bad as chocolate and crisps under blanket system - Vimarsana News

Not ALL ultra-processed food should be avoided, experts say as they warn  CARROTS can be wrongly classed as being as bad as chocolate and crisps under blanket system

Leading experts today rallied against calls for the UK to roll out official guidance to avoid the food group, saying such a system would be 'complicated' and 'unworkable'.

Is ultra-processed food bad for you? Not always, scientists say - Vimarsana News

Is ultra-processed food bad for you? Not always, scientists say

Ultra-processed food is not the enemy and can sometimes even be good for us, leading scientists have said — in a call for more nuance in the public debate ove