Ever wanted to see how you would look if you live off fast food, fizzy drinks and lots of sugary foods? Soon you’ll be able to see in our new app Junk Food Mirror…watch this space.
Smoking Time Machine is out now – download it here! The Smoking Time Machine has been launched by Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust in its campaign around No Smoking Day on Wednesday 13th March. It has reached over 60,000 downloads....
Thomas Quinn for the Big Issue writes: The effects of alcohol are not pretty – as shown by the Drinking Mirror, a very successful app promoting a healthier lifestyle Back at the beginning of January, as Britain struggled to overcome...
See how Chloe Simms will look if she continues a diet high in junk food, Nicola McLean with her binge drinking and Jasmine Lennard with her smoking in years to come.
Give your body a much needed break from drinking this month go to the Dry January website to get more top tips and to try out Drinking Time Machine. Dry January website
It’s been a great week with Drinking Time Machine being featured on an innovative new campaign by Leeds NHS www.corkersleeds.co.uk – just go to the website to meet the Corker family, mum, dad, Jack and Tia and click on the...
HOW will you look in 10 years time if you keep drinking to high levels? Health bosses in Blackpool are hoping the latest weapon in the fight against alcohol abuse will help cut the numbers of those who drink to...
Most of us are aware of the serious effect excessive alcohol consumption can have on our brain and liver to name a few, but how knowledgeable are we about the detrimental effect alcohol can have on our looks as we...
Drinking Time Machine has reached no.1 in the Food and Drink section of the app store and no.2 in Entertainment. After being featured in the Daily Mail online, the Sun, Sunrise TV in Australia and the Sun online, the momentum...
Drinking Time Machine hit the BBC news West Midlands tonight when Staffordshire police decided to reach a wider audience of young drinkers using DTM on their Facebook page. Staffs police feel that the visual tool will help people to see...