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Study shows that whole grains help weight loss

AAP - 10-02-2017

Whole grains speed up metabolism and reduce calorie retention, according to a new study. A US study has shown eating whole grains can help people

 
Perfectionists are most likely to fail on a diet

AAP - 06-02-2017

Behavioural scientists at the CSIRO say perfectionists are the least likely to achieve diet success. Perfectionists are most likely to fail on

 
Breakthrough study proves diet can treat depression

HealthTimes - 02-02-2017

 A new Deakin study proves simple dietary changes can be used as a possible treatment for depression. Previous research has shown a link between diet and

 
Eating spicy food may lead to a longer life

AAP - 16-01-2017

Adding hot chilli to your meals won't just create a bit of spice, but may also help you live longer, according to new research. Eating spicy

 
Men should exercise daily to boost sperm count

AAP - 08-12-2016

Moderate intensity exercise done three to four times a day can help men produce 'healthy swimmers', according to new research. Australian

 
Daily nut consumption prevents premature death

AAP - 06-12-2016

A daily handful of nuts, including peanuts, will keep the doctor - and undertaker - away, new international research shows. Eating

 
Worlds oldest person credits long life to raw eggs

AAP - 01-12-2016

The world's oldest person eats two raw eggs every day, however experts are warning against the 'risky' habit that can lead to severe food poisoning.

 
Ready-to-eat bagged salads risk of salmonella bacteria

AAP - 23-11-2016

A UK study shows small amounts of damage to packaged salad leaves significantly increases the amount of the harmful salmonella bacteria. Ready-to-eat

 
Seaweed a healthy food source

AAP - 16-11-2016

Marine ecologist and founder of Venus Shell Systems Dr Pia Winberg wants Australia to become a leader in seaweed cultivation and eaten in every household.

 
Dietitian says eating fruit won't make you fat

AAP - 19-10-2016

Australian dietitians say it's time to stop demonising the natural sugar fructose found in fruit. Fructose is not the villain and Australians

 

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