Ketsuda Phoutinane is a Deputy Trends Editor at Daily Record. She specializes in lifestyle and features, with a keen focus on food and beverages, as well as the arts and entertainment sectors. Ketsuda's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Irish Star US, Mirror, and Glasgow Live.
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Ketsuda focuses on local coverage with a mix of lifestyle, entertainment news, and seasonal promotional deals. Her articles often feature reviews and cite data.
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By: Ketsuda Phoutinane, Katherine McPhillips
A simple gardening task can dramatically improve the plants' health whilst boosting soil conditions that mimic their Mediterranean natural environment.
By: Ketsuda Phoutinane
Don't waste the liquid gold.
By: Ketsuda Phoutinane
Don't waste the liquid gold. Much is said about how yoghurt is good for you. Thicker and creamier than regular yoghurt, Greek yoghurt is
By: Ketsuda Phoutinane, Katherine McPhillips, Katherine-Mcphillips
A much simpler method gives you crispy bacon with a richer flavour and less mess every time
By: Ketsuda Phoutinane, Katherine McPhillips, Katherine-Mcphillips
We demand a lot out from our pillows, but a natural solution can get them looking fresh again.
By: Mia O'Hare, Ketsuda Phoutinane
The product poses a risk to some shoppers.
By: Ketsuda Phoutinane
Orchids stopped dying and started reflowering once I finally figured it out.
By: Ketsuda Phoutinane
Voice disorders may be a more accurate sign of dementia than hearing loss, a new study reports. The findings come from the first large-scale study on diagnosed voice disorders and cognitive decline.
Others may notice a difference before you do.
By: Ketsuda Phoutinane
A new study reports certain people may have 58% greater risk of developing dementia.
