The liver is one of our vital organs that performs more than 500 functions. Fatty liver disease, which is also known as non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, refers to a range of liver conditions that ...

The government is reviewing its dietary guidelines on saturated fat following growing concerns that it's been unfairly "demonised" in the past. Under current recommendations, the government advise ...

The idea of saturated fats' negative impact on cardiovascular health was a 1950s introduction, “based on weak science”. A review of diet-heart hypothesis going back to the late 1950s has claimed ...

Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins was also present to help unveil the guidelines, which cover 2025 to 2030. Kennedy and ...

Ever wondered how to manage your fat intake and which foods you should be eating? We've got the lowdown... TRYING TO lose weight is a nightmare, especially when all the best foods seem to be the worst ...

You’ve probably heard it a thousand times: saturated fat raises your “bad” cholesterol (LDL), and high LDL is a big red flag for heart disease. Heart disease remains the leading cause of death ...

A high consumption of crisps, cakes and burgers is harmful to your heart, latest evidence has demonstrated. New research conducted at Oxford University has discovered that a high intake of saturated ...

Sausages, pies and other processed meats are often high in saturated fats I had to do a bit of a double-take when I read some research about fat consumption and heart disease. It said that - contrary ...

It is common knowledge supported by health experts, the American Heart Association and the World Heart Federation: Eating saturated fats will cause plaque to build up in the arteries, which then ...

Animal products such as sausages and butter tend to be high in saturated fat Swapping butter for a sunflower spread may not lower heart risk, say British Heart Foundation researchers. Contrary to ...

Swapping butter for a sunflower spread may not lower heart risk, say British Heart Foundation researchers. Contrary to guidance, there is no evidence that changing the type of fat you eat from "bad" ...