2 h. ago Urgent 'do not eat' warning issued over item sold at Sainsbury's, Waitrose and Morrisons

Shoppers are urged to return the product for a full refund

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5 h. ago Farmfoods issues 'do not eat' warning over product which poses 'health risk'

Shoppers can return the item with or without a receipt

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33 h. ago Do not eat warning issued after major supermarkets pull healthy breakfast favourite from shelves over deadly allergy risk

It is feared the product, which costs up to £5 in Waitrose, Ocado and Morrisons, may contain oats and peanuts and poses a risk to anyone with an allergy to gluten or nuts.

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6 d. ago Shoppers issued urgent 'do not eat' warning as popular salad products recalled

Packs of salad have been recalled due to potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes, with shoppers urged to return them to their place of purchase.

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1 week ago Urgent 'do not eat fruit' warning issued to people who take Sertraline

Eating the fruit whilst taking the tablets may cause several complications

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2 w. ago Tesco urgently recalls product over possible health risk as 'do not eat' warning issued

The supermarket has recalled a ready meal due to a possible health risk and anyone who has bought the product is being asked to return it for a refund

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3 w. ago Lidl issues urgent 'do not eat' warning as product recalled over salmonella fears

Shopper can return the item with or without a receipt

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3 w. ago The Guardian view on the carnivore diet: red meat for influencers, but bad news for health | Editorial

A fad for consuming high-protein, high-fat food, while avoiding vegetables, has taken off online. Followers are doing themselves no favoursOnce, it seemed that much of the world was intent on drastically cutting back on meat for health and environmental reasons. Vegetarian and vegan options appeared on restaurant menus and the very idea of a bloody red steak became almost unthinkable in liberal circles. And yet the carnivore diet is now all over Instagram and TikTok, prompting health bodies to start issuing warnings.Followers of this diet eat meat, fat, seafood, eggs and butter, avoiding all vegetables, fruits, grains and legumes as if plants were, as Paul Saladino, an advocate of this diet alleged, “poison”. Dr Saladino is a US psychiatrist and health influencer with a range of supplements called Heart and Soil that contain dried animal organ meat. He appears shirtless on social media, denouncing vegetables, which he says will harm us. Other Instagrammers tuck into plates of huge s...

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