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Paleo diet? Science has moved on since the stone age

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imagePaleo-no diet for me but burger diet not too good either.Lord Jim, CC BY

“Our ancestors didn’t eat like this, so we shouldn’t.” This is the main ethos of many modern diets which advise us to exclude a number of recent additions to our plates because they were not part of our distant predecessors diet. There are many...

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Health Check: what is cellulite?

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imageThe dimpling of cellulite is caused by alterations to the layer of fat beneath the skin.wckiw/Shutterstock

Most women (85%) and a small number of men have cellulite, usually on the thighs, buttocks and upper arms. It’s a normal pattern of fat for people of all shapes and sizes.

The dimpling of cellulite, or gynoid lipodystrophy as it’s...

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