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OPINION: To enjoy long-term health and fitness, we need boring, doable, permanent change.
OPINION: To enjoy long-term health and fitness, we need boring, doable, permanent change.
Can’t work out why you’re overweight? Popular foods to blame and an expert's alternatives.
New York Times: Here's what the evidence suggests about food and skin health.
Studies reveal the surprising impact of these super-foods on your body.
Telegraph: A few simple swaps could help prevent the march of midlife spread.
There’s another category of beverage that pips these on the sugar front.
It helps our immune defences — but how much do you need and who is at risk of deficiency?
It’s getting harder to know if we’re getting enough of the stuff - or even too much.
Dayna Cunningham went from 172kg to 98kg in a move that changed his life for the better.
Reti raised the issue at a debate among political candidates in Auckland this afternoon.
OPINION: What has a year of bulk food buying done to Kiwis' health?
Got the grumps, feeling the cold and having trouble concentrating?
Kiwi startup with Steven Adams on board scores win in nutrition study.
Most diets tell you what not to eat. This diet is about what you should eat.
Just a few nuts could cut the risk of depression by almost a fifth.
Times: Forget the supplements - eat well and have more sex instead.
Telegraph: Dr Saliha Mahmood-Ahmed is on a mission to improve our health through diet.
Telegraph: Simple ideas and recipes for upping your seed intake.
Telegraph: Keeping your weight down needn’t mean missing out, says Caroline Longmore.
Telegraph: New research suggests vitamin D can protect against several serious conditions.
Telegraph: Biofortification may be a more palatable option for consumers than GE.
The lifestyle habits that matter most for a healthy body and healthy mind.
A-listers swear by exercising on an empty stomach. But can it really help you lose weight?
Taking a psychological approach to eating could mean never having to diet again.
Telegraph: 'A lot of the science about eating early in the day is becoming shakier.'
Disgusted mum snaps photo of daughter's school lunch and asks: "what even is it."
'Is this going to improve the health of the nation ... the answer is no,' professor says.
More than 180 New Zealanders recognised in New Year honours.
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