Health & Wellbeing

  • Fancy a Fruit Juice?
    Fancy a Fruit Juice?

    Sue Radd

    Is fruit juice a health food or a glamorised, sugary drink?

  • Beach Bodies
    Beach Bodies

    Andrew Cate

    Online personal trainer Andrew Cate shows you how to make the most of the great outdoors while helping to springboard your fitness routine this summer.

  • The Five Worst Foods in Your Fridge
    The Five Worst Foods in Your Fridge

    Sue Radd

    Feeling sluggish? Lacking concentration or fighting flab? The contents of your fridge may be to blame. The quantity stored there and their position directly influence what you eat and drink. What does your fridge say about you?

  • Should You Add Salt
    Should You Add Salt

    Sue Radd

    You don't need to have high blood pressure to be harmed by salt.

  • Tomato: The Everday SuperFood
    Tomato: The Everday SuperFood

    Sue Radd

    Eating more tomatoes daily could make you healthier, protect your skin from sun damage and lower your risk of contracting modern diseases, according to a review of more than 100 studies.

  • 12 Secrets to Beating a Tobacco Addiction
    12 Secrets to Beating a Tobacco Addiction

    Adrian Webster

    Want to kick the nicotine habit for good? Adrian Webster offers 12 suggestions that can help you to succeed.

  • Going Dairy-Free
    Going Dairy-Free

    Sue Radd

    If you suffer from symptoms like eczema, colic, acne, loose stools, bloating or sinus problems, you may have an allergy to dairy products-a condition that can be life-threatening for some.

  • Soy and Breast Cancer
    Soy and Breast Cancer

    Sue Radd

    Soy has been hailed as a potential anticancer agent in healthy people, but could its phytonutrients increase the recurrence of breast cancer?

  • Staying Motivated this Winter
    Staying Motivated this Winter

    Andrew Cate

    Health and fitness writer Andrew Cate looks at ways to stay in shape and motivated this winter.

  • Banish Fussy Eating
    Banish Fussy Eating

    Sue Radd

    Does your child reject food, especially vegetables? Is he or she easily distracted or refuses to sit at the table while eating? Don't be worried-get motivated!

  • Omega-3 for Vegetarians
    Omega-3 for Vegetarians

    Sue Radd

    While vegetarians may have generally lower intakes of cholesterol and saturated fat, are they getting enough omega-3?

  • Teen Health and Acne
    Teen Health and Acne

    Sue Radd

    Many adolescents believe that eating chocolate or fatty and sugary foods will give them a "crater face."

  • Nature's Laxatives
    Nature's Laxatives

    Sue Radd

    Chronic constipation can cause a lot of discomfort. An even greater concern is the elevated risk of colon cancer.

  • Stress Out!
    Stress Out!

    Christopher Pitt

    Health coach and family physician Christopher Pitt shows us how we can all take control of our stress.

  • Living Well with PCOS
    Living Well with PCOS

    Sue Radd

    If you're a woman who's put on a bit of weight and finding it difficult to lose, or if you're struggling with facial hair, acne or irregular periods, chances are you have polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).

  • Fats: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
    Fats: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

    Sue Radd

    How do you discern between good and bad fats? A simple way is to check their origin. Are they plant- or animal-based? And how processed are they?

  • Jeff Kennett Beats the Blues
    Jeff Kennett Beats the Blues

    Melody Tan

    A 20 year veteran of politics, Jeff Kennett sees his not-for-profit work addressing depression in Australia as more important.

  • Foods for Mums-To-Be
    Foods for Mums-To-Be

    Sue Radd

    What you eat during pregnancy influences your baby's future risk of developing obesity, type 2 diabetes and heart disease.

  • Smart Breakfast Ideas for Kids
    Smart Breakfast Ideas for Kids

    Sue Radd

    Breakfast is brain food for kids.

  • Understanding Breast Cancer
    Understanding Breast Cancer

    Melody Tan

    October is recognised in many parts of the world as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Melody Tan shares some facts about this disease.

  • Magic of the Mediterranean diet
    Magic of the Mediterranean diet

    Sue Radd

    Western diets are making us sick, but certain traditional eating patterns can deliver both health and flavour on the one plate.

  • Heal the Planet
    Heal the Planet

    Victor Parachin

    Victor Parachin believes we can all help heal the planet by simply becoming vegetarian.

  • Grocery Shopping on a Budget
    Grocery Shopping on a Budget

    Sue Radd

    Market research suggests that most shoppers take only three seconds to choose various foods in the supermarket, which is hardly enough time to consider value, nutrition and convenience equally.

  • You Don't Have to be an Olympian
    You Don't Have to be an Olympian

    Andrew Cate

    You don't have to train like an athlete to enjoy the many benefits of exercise. Personal trainer Andrew Cate shows that the meaning of fitness is different for everyone.