Why Fibre Keeps You Fuller for Longer

Why Fibre Keeps You Fuller for Longer

By Lindsay Powers  |  Nutritional Therapist & Health Writer, Naturally Healthy News Published: August 2026  |  Last reviewed: August 2026 Our fibremaxxing guide touched on why fibre keeps you full, but it's one line in a much bigger article, and the mechanism...
WEEK 35 (2026) – What this common medication misses

WEEK 35 (2026) – What this common medication misses

PPIs are among the most widely prescribed medications there are and are often taken for years on end. The more I dig into them, the more I think most people, myself included until recently, don’t fully understand what they’re actually doing, and more...
Resveratrol: Why Is It Suddenly So Popular?

Resveratrol: Why Is It Suddenly So Popular?

Resveratrol and its benefits have had one of the stranger rides in supplement history. Resveratrol surfaced in the 1990s as a possible explanation for why the French could eat butter, cheese and steak-frites and still have lower rates of heart disease than anyone...
WEEK 34 (2026) – Gratitude, and a vitamin C myth

WEEK 34 (2026) – Gratitude, and a vitamin C myth

This is turning into one of my favourite things about the last few weeks. Since asking what you’d like to see in the next issue of the magazine, I’ve heard from so many of you, and I’m glad to say I’ve now made my way through every single...
WEEK 33 (2026) – What Helen asked about muscle loss

WEEK 33 (2026) – What Helen asked about muscle loss

Thank you! The response to last week’s question, asking what you’d like to see us cover in the next issue of the magazine, absolutely floored me. So many of you took the time to write back and tell me what you’re wondering about, dealing with, or...
WEEK 32 (2026) – A question for you

WEEK 32 (2026) – A question for you

Muscle strength and ageing have been on my mind for a while now. We touched on sarcopenia, the muscle loss that comes with age, a while back, and then more recently I have been writing about eccentric exercise and recovery. So when a friend told me about her elderly...
WEEK 31 (2026) – The exercise you do without knowing it

WEEK 31 (2026) – The exercise you do without knowing it

I have noticed it in myself the last few weeks, and I would guess you have too. The moment it gets properly hot or properly cold, I move less, and it turns out this isn’t just me being lazy. It is a well-documented response, as studies show we all generally move...
Fenugreek: A Deep Dive Into Its Evidence-Based Health Benefits

Fenugreek: A Deep Dive Into Its Evidence-Based Health Benefits

By Lindsay Powers  |  Nutritional Therapist & Health Writer, Naturally Healthy News Published: July 2026  |  Last reviewed: July 2026 Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum) is a seed from the legume family that has flavoured food and treated ailments across the...
WEEK 30 (2026) – The vitamin D mistake many of us make

WEEK 30 (2026) – The vitamin D mistake many of us make

Last week we talked about the heatwaves settling over Europe, the US, and other parts of the world, and the electrolytes we lose along with the fluid. A reader named Louise, living in Australia, got in touch to say hello, even though it’s the middle of winter...