A major study this week suggests that switching to a healthier diet even in your sunset years can add a decade to your life
🥦Even if you’ve been living a highly processed life with very few greens, it might not be too late to make a change
1⃣Eat like a Mediterranean
🗣️"A host of studies confirm the health benefits of a Mediterranean diet of wholegrains, fruits, vegetables, seafood, beans, nuts and olive oil – with no sugar or saturated foods," says Prof Kenny
2⃣Avoid red meat
"Processed meat, such as sausages and bacon, has been repeatedly shown to lead to faster ageing," says Prof Kenny
3⃣Eat little… and less often
Prof Kenny is a fan of calorie-restrictive dieting: lowering the number of calories you consume in a 24-hour period
4⃣Watch your drinking
First-stage alcohol-related liver disease is entirely reversible after just two weeks.
Abstaining from alcohol for this period gives the liver time to recover, reduce fatty deposits and stop the inflammation
🔎Get the full list of seven things you can do in your 60s to guarantee a longer life here👇
⛸️Kamila Valieva, the Russian 15-year-old figure skater, left spectators spellbound on Monday, when she became the first woman to land a quadruple jump at the #WinterOlympics
📰It has been reported that Valieva tested positive for trimetazidine, a medicine used to prevent angina attacks and to treat vertigo, but which can also help endurance and increase blood flow efficiency.
The IOC is investigating.
Whatever the outcome, the alleged scandal has highlighted an unfortunate truth about figure skating.
🔴Behind the beauty and elegance lies a brutality, coaches and former skaters say; a gruelling training regime fuelled by intense stress
🔴 But it is understood that Dame Cressida's relationship with the Mayor of London had deteriorated to such an extent in recent days she felt she could no longer continue
🧬Bioinformatics experts from the University of Veterinary Medicine and Lorand University in Budapest, Hungary, made the discovery by accident while examining genetic data from soil samples collected from Antarctica in late 2018 and early 2019