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Change4Life survey: How much do you know about sugar?

The recent Change4Life campaign highlighted that children in England are consuming too much sugar. Please spare a few minutes of your time and complete this survey https://bit.ly/C4LMedia to help us understand awareness of the campaign. Thank you!

We're supporting the latest Change4Life campaign to swap while you shop! How much do you know about sugar swaps? Fill in this short survey and let us know https://bit.ly/C4LMedia Thank you!


Kids in England are having more than double the recommended amount of sugar! How much do you know about the Change4Life ‘swap when you next shop’ campaign? Fill in this short survey and let us know https://bit.ly/C4LMedia Thank you!

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Two minutes of brisk walking and better sleep could add a year to your life, study finds

Seven to eight hours sleep, 40 minutes of daily exercise and a healthy diet were linked to over nine extra healthy years of life

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Two minutes of brisk walking and better sleep could add a year to your life, study finds

Highlights

  • Just five minutes extra sleep, two minutes brisk walking and half serving of vegetables daily could add one year to lifespan.
  • Optimal combination of seven to eight hours sleep and 40 minutes daily exercise associated with nine additional years of life.
  • Five minutes more daily physical activity linked to 10 per cent reduction in deaths amongst majority of adults.

Small daily improvements in sleep, physical activity and diet could add years to people's lives, according to groundbreaking research offering a more achievable approach to healthy lifestyle changes.

A study published in The Lancet's eClinicalMedicine journal found that increasing sleep by five minutes, brisk walking by two minutes and consuming an additional half serving of vegetables per day could add a year of life for those with the poorest health habits.

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