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Stomach and Bowel
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| Men! This is important |
| 26 September 2005 |
I was shocked when I found out... Could it be that prostate cancer will be the most common cause of cancerrelated death by 2010? You'd think there would be more of brouhaha in the press about this... that The Daily Mail would be screaming: WARNING TO ALL MEN! DANGER! EPIDEMIC AHEAD! PLEASE READ IMMEDIATELY! But strangely, the papers will go on and on about obesity and other big news stories... like Kate Moss' social life... but not the bigges ..
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| Improve your eyesight with jam |
| 30 September 2005 |
My Dad likes to tell an unusual story about my grandma's visit to a department store in the '80s... While on the escalator between floors, she was startled by the sight of a woman descending on an opposite escalator. She waved at the woman, and the woman waved back. 'Ooooh,' she said, 'I think I know this lady.' 'Of course you do,' cried my Dad, 'It's YOU!' It turns out that my grandma was waving at her own reflection in an enormous mirror. ..
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| Could two Canadian ladies have found a cure for cancer? |
| 7th October 2005 |
Whatever happened to Martin Lewis? Remember him...the newsreader who wished there was more good news in the press? 'WIFE LETS HUSBAND SLEEP IN FRONT OF THE TELLY WHILE TEA IS COOKED' would be my favourite headline. But to be honest I'd be happy with anything right now, because recently I've read nothing but bad news where our health's concerned. First off, it came to light that certain powerful remedies are being denied the Great British publ ..
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| Are you being poisoned? |
| 27th January 2006 |
This is going to raise a few hackles. Indeed, I might find a few major supermarket chains on my case for this. So if you see a man being chased through the streets of Bristol by lawyers brandishing huge comedy hammers... that'll probably be me. But while this country still has freedom of speech, I think it's only right for me to speak about these topics. I want to tell you about how supermarkets are ruining our food... And how you can choose ..
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| A great way to start your new year... |
| 6th January 2006 |
Over the last few days I seem to have become a magician... My act doesn't involve sawing a lady in half or pulling a rabbit from a hat... No no... it's far subtler than that. You see, in the blink of an eye I seem to have transferred several pounds from my wallet to my belly. All right, that was an awful gag. But really, I feel HUGE. If it wasn't roast turkey it was turkey sandwiches, turkey and chips (which is our annual Boxing Day treat) ..
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| Boxing Day exhaustion syndrome |
| 27th December 2005 |
Boxing Day is drawing to a close, the kids are finally in bed, and I'm exhausted... There's nothing as wonderful as a family Christmas, but it doesn't half take it out of me. Drugged by good food and wine, I've been lolloping after the kids like a big old dog, clearing up bits of wrapping paper, discarded instruction pamphlets and bits of mince pie. I've watched so many kids' films on DVD, and played so many board games, that my head is still ..
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| When there's a Rolling Stone in your toilet |
| 16th December 2005 |
I received one of those humorous roundrobin emails the other day. They're usually an instant victim of my DELETE button, but I quite liked this one's description of the difference between 1975 and now. 1975: Long hair 2005: Longing for hair 1975: Trying to look like Liz Taylor 2005: Trying NOT to look like Liz Taylor 1975: Going to a new, hip joint 2005: Receiving a new hip joint 1975: Rolling Stones 2005: Kidney Stones Indeed, in the r ..
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| How a cabbage can protect you while you sleep |
| 9th December 2005 |
At Christmas, my grandfather was his own worst enemy. He used the festive season as an excuse to polish off all the cheap whisky in the house, (especially if it wasn't HIS house.) What's more, he couldn't resist a single treat offered to him. Nuts, cake, turkey sandwiches heavily laden with sauces and pickles... you name it, he washed it down. And it would be entirely OUR fault. 'Ooh,' he'd angrily exclaim, swaying to his feet at the end of ..
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| When health foods go bad |
| 25th November 2005 |
I've had an idea for a trashy cable television programme... It's called, 'When health foods go BAD.' It could be presented by one of those disgraced exchildren's TV presenters who get caught taking drugs. Each week they'd show dramatic clips of people being ill from food the government and advertisers claimed was good for them. The presenter could end each programme saying, 'Is YOUR favourite health food next?' Okay, okay, it's a bad idea... ..
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| Why you should have a lemon and a cup of coffee next to your alarm |
| 11th November 2005 |
If the health police had their way, caffeine would be classified as a class A drug. Kitchen doors would be kicked down and users like me would be hauled in for questioning... ...and Lara would be facing 14 years in jail for possession every time she left Tesco's with two jars of Nescafe. Honestly, the reaction to caffeine is so strong I worry about people sometimes. I remember an American lady I met a few years back who practically threw Holy ..
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