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Optimum Nutrition - Spring 2020 PREVIEW

Why your circadian rhythm is important for health and wellbeing | Age well to live well - what everyone over 40 (and younger) should know | The doctor who says our world is making us sick | Why junk food could be making your allergies worse | Making the most out of frozen fruit and veg | Could faecal transplants treat disease in the future? | Cannabidiol - should we say high to this new craze? | Plus kids' pages, recipes and more!

Why your circadian rhythm is important for health and wellbeing | Age well to live well - what everyone over 40 (and younger) should know | The doctor who says our world is making us sick | Why junk food could be making your allergies worse | Making the most out of frozen fruit and veg | Could faecal transplants treat disease in the future? | Cannabidiol - should we say high to this new craze? | Plus kids' pages, recipes and more!

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THIS ISSUE<br />

8<br />

Are you in time with your inner rhythm?<br />

Louise Wates finds out about the so-called ‘body clock’ and why it is important for everything that we do<br />

12<br />

34<br />

It isn’t all downhill!<br />

We find out why age-related disease<br />

is not inevitable and how nutrition and<br />

lifestyle can improve our chances for a<br />

healthier older age<br />

25 Little lives<br />

Recent research reveals why soothers<br />

could be disrupting our children’s sleep,<br />

and how the impact of a sleepless night<br />

goes beyond the next morning<br />

Different strokes<br />

CBD oil can be found in drops, to capsules,<br />

to a morning coffee. But should we all be<br />

using it? Alice Ball finds out about this<br />

new and growing market<br />

46 All about<br />

Faecal transplants are the go-to treatment<br />

for Clostridium difficile infection, but can<br />

they be used for any other conditions?<br />

Elettra Scrivo writes<br />

Contents<br />

16 Interview<br />

Dr Jenny Goodman talks to us about her<br />

new book Staying Alive in Toxic Times and<br />

why all chemicals should be tested for<br />

their impact on human health<br />

28<br />

Little lives<br />

Intergenerational socialising boosts<br />

children’s learning and emotional<br />

development, and health and happiness in<br />

seniors, writes Catherine Morgan<br />

40 World cuisine<br />

Owner of Caribbean restaurant Caribe’,<br />

Keshia Sakarah talks to us about the<br />

flavours and colours of food from Trinidad<br />

— and shares a recipe, too<br />

20<br />

48 Move it 50<br />

Nursing her own injury, Giulia Basana<br />

finds out about exercise-induced knee<br />

injuries and why putting your feet up may<br />

be the best route to recovery<br />

42<br />

Research update<br />

A roundup of recent research into<br />

domestic chemicals and their impact on<br />

health; on p.22 why research into allergies<br />

suggests it is time to junk the junk food<br />

30<br />

On your plate<br />

Three easy and mouth-watering recipes<br />

from The 28-Day Pegan Diet, by food writer<br />

Isabel Minunni and nutritionist Aimee<br />

McNew<br />

Food fact file<br />

Whilst we are told that fresh fruit and<br />

vegetables are the basis for a healthy diet,<br />

they are not always available. We find out<br />

about the benefits of frozen produce<br />

Graduate story<br />

Kate Cook tells us how a desire to do a<br />

‘little’ course in nutrition led to a new<br />

career running workshops and corporate<br />

wellness programmes<br />

04 Comment / news | 26 Kids’ pages | 45 Book therapy<br />

37 Product news | 38 Kitchen chemistry | 39 In season<br />

SPRING <strong>2020</strong> | OPTIMUM NUTRITION<br />

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