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■■After living with a feeding tube for 12 hours a day due to an eating disorder, Faye Bingham created Tubie Life, a collection of cleverly adapted backpacks (£64.99, tubielife.co.uk) offering a stylish solution for people using feeding tubes to carry their pumps and equipment with them while on the move.

■■You might think only baths can bring aromathera­py benefits, but choose products packed with essential oils and even a speedy shower can boost your mood. Working instantly through inhalation, it lasts for hours afterwards as the oils are absorbed through the skin. Tisserand’s Total De-Stress and Sleep Better Bath & Shower Washes (£14 each, tisserand.com) are a heavenly place to begin. ■■Recommende­d on the NHS App Library, mental health app My Possible Self (mypossible­self.com) is now available to download free. Created in collaborat­ion with Priory Healthcare, it uses cognitive behavioura­l therapy (CBT) to help users manage anxiety, tackle depression and cope with stress, as well as providing exercise and movement videos, and brain-boosting recipes.

■■Gone vegan but still missing a decent egg brekkie? Try scrambled OGGS (£3.25, Sainsbury’s). The plantbased alternativ­e both looks and cooks like eggs, but produces 60 per cent less CO2 than eggs from chickens. As it’s made from chickpeas it provides a source of protein (and can also be used to make quiche).

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