Jane McClenaghan is a columnist at The Irish News. She specializes in health and wellness, focusing on diet and nutrition, aging and longevity, consumer health, and mental health, all while promoting a philosophy of balance through simple and practical lifestyle changes. Jane's insights have been featured in Total Health, MSN, The Irish News, and Belfast Times.
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Jane's coverage primarily revolves around lifestyle, health, and food & beverage topics with a focus on nutrition. She frequently incorporates seasonal themes into her articles.
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Jane McClenaghan says sustainable changes could add years of healthier living
By: Jane McClenaghan
Jane McClenaghan has some top dietary tips to sustain you through revision and exams
By: Jane McClenaghan, Bob Davidson
When it comes to improving cardiovascular health naturally, few foods have attracted as much scientific attention in recent years as flaxseed. Once considered a niche health food, flaxseed is now supported by a substantial and growing body of peer-reviewed research exploring its role in lowering blood pressure, supporting heart health, reducing inflammation and improving overall wellbeing.
By: Jane McClenaghan, Bob Davidson
Longer days, warmer weather and packed schedules can all take their toll on energy levels during summer. According to nutritional therapist Jane McClenaghan , making a few simple changes to your meals and snacks can help support steadier energy, balanced blood sugar and fewer afternoon slumps.
By: Jane Mcclenaghan
Jane McClenaghan says when life gets hectic, the food you reach for can either support your stress levels or make them worse
Jane McClenaghan says balancing the hunger hormones ghrelin and leptin could help reduce cravings, boost energy and make weight management easier
By: Jane Mcclenaghan
Jane McClenaghan says small, consistent dietary changes, from boosting protein intake and eating more oily fish to adding extra fruit and vegetables each day, can build over time into major health benefits for men
By: Jane McClenaghan
How are you feeling today? Did you wake up feeling refreshed and ready to go? Is your energy steady ...
By: Jane McClenaghan
You may never heard of methylation, but it's happening all the time and is one of the most critical ...
By: Bob Davidson, Jane McClenaghan
Why should it matter if my HbA1c is rising? For many people, an HbA1c doesn't suddenly jump from normal to diabetic, it creeps up gradually over several years.
