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Know you should have breakfast but don't have the time? You're not alone… 20% of mums said that although they know breakfast is the best way to start the day, they don't always have time for it.

Food intolerance is a hidden epidemic affecting up to 45% of the population, and has been linked with a huge range of symptoms ranging from fatigue, headaches, migraine and skin problems, to bloating, stomach pain, depression, nausea, diarrhoea, IBS, joint pains and eczema.

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With Food Allergy and Intolerance Week taking place from the 23rd - 29th January 2012 we have been looking into various types of allergies and intolerance. There is a suggested link between food intolerance and autism, with some people hinting that following a restricted diet could present a possible autism 'cure'.

With Food Allergy & Intolerance Awareness Week upon us (23rd to 29th January 2012), the national charity Allergy UK is looking to raise awareness not just of the physical effects of these conditions, but the social impact they have. Worryingly nearly a quarter of UK adults view sufferers of food allergies and intolerances as 'fussy' or feel that they use their condition as an excuse not to eat something.

With so many disposable products available in the shops today, we put the spotlight on a company that is helping you to help the environment, while you clean. Easy-Do Products is a privately-owned, family run business first established in 1968 that designs and manufactures two ranges - Dishmatic and EcoForce.