Leslie Beck is a Columnist at The Globe and Mail. She specializes in health and wellness, focusing on topics such as diet and nutrition, aging and longevity, and fitness, while also exploring the food industry and alternative medicine. Leslie's insights and expertise are featured in various publications, including Bowen Island Undercurrent, North Shore News, Times Colonist (Victoria), and Burnaby Now.
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Leslie Beck's coverage primarily focuses on health, nutrition, and food-related topics. She tends to heavily rely on cited data in her articles and also provides how-to guides related to healthy eating habits.
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Daily astrology with Sally Brompton
By: Leslie Beck
Antioxidant food preservatives help keep foods from spoiling by slowing changes in colour and flavour caused by exposure to oxygen.
By: Leslie Beck
Daily astrology with Sally Brompton
Add these in-season foods to your summer menu to up your intake of a variety of fibres
By: Leslie Beck
Open this photo in gallery: Eating a high-quality diet is thought to support cognitive health in several ways. Rawpixel/Getty Images
By: Leslie Beck
New statement from the American Heart Association shows that regular coffee consumption is linked to several cardiovascular benefits
Ice-cold brews and lemonade make for refreshing treats when temperatures soar
Open this photo in gallery: Edamame is an exceptional source folate, a B vitamin that makes and repairs DNA in cells. Thinkstock/Getty Images/iStockphoto
Open this photo in gallery: Most prepackaged foods in Canada with a shelf life of 90 days or less are required to have a best-before date.
