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Red and Processed Meat — 70 g a Day Cap

The NHS advises adults eating more than 90 g a day of red and processed meat to cut down to an average of 70 g or less, as part of lowering bowel-cancer risk.

1 min read Nov 2

Weekly digest — 2026-11-01

This week at AgeGen: a week of longevity science covering dementia risk, protein and muscle, sleep, light exposure, and practical daily habits from morning prot

6 min read Nov 1

White Blood Cell Count - What the Total Line Shows

A white blood count totals the white blood cells in a blood sample as part of a complete blood count — the number alone cannot confirm any diagnosis.

1 min read Oct 26

Hemoglobin - The Oxygen-Carrying Protein in Red Blood Cells

A hemoglobin test measures how much of the oxygen-carrying protein is in your blood, almost always run as part of a complete blood count.

1 min read Oct 26

Handwashing — 20 Seconds at Key Moments

Wash your hands with soap and clean running water for at least 20 seconds at the moments that matter most: around food, after the toilet, after coughing.

1 min read Oct 26

Fish Twice a Week — Include Oily Fish

Eat fish at least twice a week, about 3.5 ounces cooked per serving, choosing oily fish such as salmon, sardines, herring or mackerel.

3 min read Oct 26

Focus on What You Can Act on Today

When change or uncertainty feels overwhelming, shrink the time frame to today: write down one thing you can act on now, and leave the rest for later.

1 min read Oct 26

Energy Battery — Plan Enjoyable Time into the Week

Sketch your week and colour-code each activity as routine, necessary or enjoyable, then check that enjoyable ones actually made the list.

1 min read Oct 26

Pool Walking 30 min — Low Impact

Thirty minutes of walking laps in waist- to chest-deep water, where buoyancy takes the load off weight-bearing joints and lets you move for longer.

1 min read Oct 26

Resistance Band Full-Body Circuit 20 min

Four resistance-band moves for the major muscle groups — squats, bent-over rows, biceps curls and hip-abduction walks — in 20 minutes with one set of each.

2 min read Oct 26

Chickpea-Flour Pancakes with Spinach & Yogurt

Thin savoury chickpea-flour pancakes with spinach and onion, served with Greek yogurt — a wheat-free breakfast with 25 g of protein and 8 g of fiber.

1 min read Oct 26

Chicken Lettuce Wraps with Brown Rice & Peanuts

Minced chicken breast stir-fried with carrot and bell pepper, spooned into lettuce leaves with brown rice and peanuts — 35 g of protein in a light, high-protein lunch.

1 min read Oct 26