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Sweet Little Lies: Rewriting the Evolutionary Code

Sweet Little Lies: Rewriting the Evolutionary Code

by Olivia Tutill | 28/05/26 | Frame Fuel - Post, Home Page Carousel

We spoke to Dr Giles Yeo, Professor of Molecular Neuroendocrinology at the University of Cambridge to try and answer this question.  Firstly, to understand our modern obsession, and fear, of artificial sweeteners, we have to look backward. Let’s take a step back...
Beer Tastes Better in the Sun: An Excuse to Drink in a Sunny Pub Garden

Beer Tastes Better in the Sun: An Excuse to Drink in a Sunny Pub Garden

by Larissa Kirby | 26/05/26 | Food For Thought - Post, Home Page Carousel

Every year when the sun comes out, we Brits flock to sunny beer gardens, lay down picnic blankets in the park, and crack open cold beers on the beach, but does it actually taste any better than at any other time of the year? The short answer is YES! But why? Hormones...
Food vs Serums: Inside The Dinners That Might Replace Your Skincare

Food vs Serums: Inside The Dinners That Might Replace Your Skincare

by Malise Manso | 26/05/26 | Frame Fuel - Post, Home Page Carousel

Social media suggests we can eat our way to glowing skin, but how much of the ‘skincare dinners’ trend is actually backed by science? The rise of the ‘skincare dinner’ Plates of salmon, avocado and sweet potato are increasingly being framed online as more...
Breaking the Protein Myth: The Rise of TheBodyBuildingVegan

Breaking the Protein Myth: The Rise of TheBodyBuildingVegan

by Tom Ford | 26/05/26 | Frame Fuel - Post, Home Page Carousel

The world of bodybuilding and eating are very intertwined. Body builders have to eat vast amounts of calories just to maintain their muscle, let alone build more. I’d imagine when you think of their diets you’re thinking of high protein, meat heavy diets. Steaks,...
Why We Love Crunchy Foods: The Science Behind the Sound

Why We Love Crunchy Foods: The Science Behind the Sound

by Kate Nicholls | 28/04/26 | Home Page Carousel, Mood Food - Post

Close your eyes and listen for that sharp crackle of the first bite into the salt-and-pepper chicken from your cheeky Friday night takeaway, or the vibrant crisp munch on your fresh caesar salad, crunch sells. You’ve probably stumbled across a messy and...
Late Night Eating Isn’t The Villain You Think It Is

Late Night Eating Isn’t The Villain You Think It Is

by George Stanton | 28/04/26 | Frame Fuel - Post, Home Page Carousel

Few ideas within food and health advice seem as universally accepted as the concept of late-night meals or snacking ruining our beauty sleep. From fitness influencers to sleep gurus, the message is constantly reinforced that an ill-timed dinner will crumble your sleep...
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