Personal trainer reveals worst things Kiwis do at the gym
Love the gym? Make sure you're not one of these annoying types ruining it for others.
Love the gym? Make sure you're not one of these annoying types ruining it for others.
Scientists have uncovered a way to freeze the nerve in our bodies that controls hunger.
But there are 5 simple steps that can reverse the damage.
Research reveals most of us never have time to "switch off".
COMMENT: How was that surgery? The final instalment of Simon Wilson's Cancer Diary.
Would you wear something on your teeth to track your eating habits?
A cool solution to stop ice cream melting comes from an unusual source.
One in ten people is at risk of severe side effects if they get a tattoo.
It's something that will make you happier than yoga or walking dogs.
Nigel Murray's actions brought Waikato District Health Board into disrepute, chair says.
Heartbreak behind Victoria's Secret model slammed for promoting "unhealthy" lifestyle.
Beware your bath time companion. Research finds it's likely riddled with bacteria.
Lee Suckling on why narcissism is particularly rampant in 2018.
Looking to declutter your home? Throw away these things first.
Prompted by the fitspo movement, here's what's wrong with the new ideal female form.
Mother reveals the letter she penned before being driven towards a grim, final act.
The drug shows promise for babies whose growth is stunted due to issues with the placenta.
Sports scientist suggests holding this position for more than 10 seconds is pointless.
Study finds good progress is being made but more can be done to reduce salt and sugar.
Dietitian-nutritionist warns "good fats" trend isn't all it's cracked up to be.
Nobody likes doing household chores, but these tips can help you cope.
Sydney grandma revealed how she lost 31.6 kilograms in just three months.
Recent research suggests that this form of sleeping may be better for us.
Tidy and organised people do not have OCD, any more than multitaskers have schizophrenia.
COMMENT: Sports drinks are probably just giving us calories and sugar we don't need.
Composer Eve de Castro-Robinson, 61, on the year that almost broke her.
Gut-to-brain signals have a powerful influence on our mood and decisions.
Her life's ambitions have turned to self-preservation.
The actress praised hypnosis for helping her to quit smoking.