How to keep your muscles and bones fighting fit
Staying healthy and feeling your best is important at any age – and your muscles and bones play an important role in that. Here’s how to keep them strong through…
Why you should care about your mitochondria
Mitochondria aren’t just the powerhouses of your cells, but can help with improved health and energy.
Why your HIIT workout is a winner for your liver
HIIT has long been lauded as a quick and effective way to build strength and burn fat, now new research shows it’s also a superior way to train for a…
The vegetables you need to welcome back to the plate
As fad diets and food trends evolve, some vegetables have gone from fan favourite to out of favour. Here’s why they deserve a place back on the menu.
Is exercise the elixir for good health?
Sure, exercise is good for you, and increasingly, it’s being prescribed to treat a range of chronic conditions and illnesses. So, can exercise really be medicine?
Glandular fever: ‘I was going to bed at 6pm’
Commonly known as the “kissing disease”, glandular fever is caused by a virus that most Australian adults have already caught. Here’s what you need to know.
Salt: 7 ways to reduce your intake
Table salt may be a staple in most Australian kitchens, but experts warn you are probably eating more than you realise. Here are 7 ways to shake the habit.
Plant curious? How to find a plant-based diet to suit you
Reducetarian, flexitarian, pegan – there are so many plant-based diets sprouting up it’s hard to keep track. Here’s what you need to know about getting on the green bandwagon.
Perimenopause: Should you be worried about blood clots during your period?
As if the hot flushes and mood swings weren’t bad enough, perimenopause can also cause drastic changes to your menstrual cycle.