- StyleAndie Mitchell
One woman's advice after losing over 60 pounds: 'My best advice is for people to start now'
Marilyn Chavez is 22, 5’3,” and weighs 129 pounds. This is her weight-loss story.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Kim Kardashian comes under fire for 'toxic' weight loss advice
The reality star is in hot water just weeks after promoting 'appetite suppressant lollipops'.
- StyleAlice Sholl
Meaty diets could be boosting heart disease risk in middle-aged men
A high-protein diet can increase your risk of heart failure - but this depends on where that protein comes from, too.
- StyleAndie Mitchell
26-year-old Chase Copley changed his lifestyle and lost 103 pounds: ‘It is possible for anyone’
Chase Copley is 26, 5-foot-7, and currently weighs 181 pounds. This is the story of his weight-loss journey.
- StyleYahoo Style UK team
What you should and shouldn't be eating if you're trying to get pregnant
A new study has revealed diet can have an impact on the time it takes to become pregnant
- StyleJessica Ankomah
Bikini designer Karina Irby defends her 'booty gains'
“Trolls will comment that I’m now 'fat' BUT in reality I’m a happy, healthy lady."
StyleDani GolubHow Halle Berry stays in shape and looks half her age
At 51 years old, the actress says she's in "best shape of her life," and that's thanks to working out five times a week and sticking to a ketogenic diet.
- StyleYahoo Style UK team
Parents upset as Steven Gerrard's model daughter promotes 'diet starts on Monday' slogan hoodie
Is 'The diet starts Monday' an appropriate slogan for girls' clothing?
- StyleJessica Ankomah
Her 'food poisoning' turned out to be stage 4 cancer -- here are the warning signs
When Diana Zepeda started noticing her stomach issues, she chalked it up to a bad diet and stress. The 34-year-old from Washington, D.C, worked long hours and often ate from food trucks and delivery service. After experiencing what seemed like random bouts of diarrhea for two years ago, Zepeda knew her eating habits had to change.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Can you tell which of these salads has double the calories of the other?
Can you tell the difference?
- StyleYahoo Style UK team
The 5:2 diet might be your best bet for losing weight (and protecting your heart health)
The 5:2 diet involves eating normally for five days and fasting for two.
- StyleErin Donnelly
McDonald's Happy Meals are getting a healthier makeover — but is it enough?
A pediatric nutritionist responds to McDonald's plans to cut cheeseburgers and chocolate milk from its Happy Meals and introduce new calorie limits.
- StyleAndie Mitchell
How this 21-year-old lost 211 pounds and saved his own life
In this Weight-Loss Win story, Tyler Hutchingson, who had been struggling with his weight for a long time, had a foreboding dream that inspired him to finally get healthier. This is the story of his weight-loss journey.
- StyleYahoo Style UK
Salami, spinach and mushrooms: What to eat for good dental health
Oral health isn't just about brushing and flossing.
- StyleAndie Mitchell
This 25-year-old lost 156 pounds in a year by walking and not eating meat
After being overweight and lethargic for most of his life, Gunner realized he needed to change his lifestyle to accomplish his goals.
StyleYahoo Style UKWoman told to go on diet after leaving hotel a negative review
Emily Chance was shocked to receive a text from a hotel employee, telling her to go on a diet.
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Foods that contain a lot more salt than you think
Let’s face it, we all like a bit of salt in our diets. Whether you’re cooking with it, adding it to your meal or simply buying salt-heavy products, our levels are probably a little on the high side. In fact, NHS statistics show that adults in the UK eat about 8.1g of salt (that’s 3.2g of sodium) every single day. The recommended daily limit is 6g (2.4g of sodium). Too much sodium can cause a number of problems such as increased blood pressure leading to a real risk of heart disease and stroke. As well as the usual culprits, there are a few surprising foods that contain a lot more of the bad stuff than you think. Prepare for some major disappointment. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for non-stop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day. For Twitter updates, follow @YahooStyleUK . Read more from Yahoo Style UK: Salt being bad for us is a myth, doctor claims Three fruit and veg a day are enough according to scientists What your food cravings really mean – and how to cure them
- StyleNisean Lorde
Eating meat apparently makes you more likely to be a snob (and racist, too)
Survey findings were published in the journal Appetite.
StyleYahoo Style UKWoman loses half her body fat to make her dying husband happy
"I knew I couldn't eat my emotions away anymore."
- StyleAlice Sholl
Three fruit and veg a day are enough according to scientists
But those three portions should be bigger.
- StyleYahoo Style UK
Low-fat diets could increase your risk of an early death
A study has found that high-fat diets are associated with a lower mortality risk.
- StyleGood Housekeeping
Everything You Need to Know About a Diabetic Diet
Yes, you can still have dessert.
- StyleGood Housekeeping
Here's Why Diets Never Work
If you find yourself gaining weight every time you try to cut back on food, you're going to want to read this.
- StyleYahoo Style UK
Get your kids to eat their greens with this clever hack
It's backed up by a scientific study too.
