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Muesli bars, flavoured yoghurts and chips are often jam-packed with added sugars and preservatives – but that doesn’t mean you have to say goodbye to your favourite snacks during the 8-Week Program. Here’s your guide to keeping your snacks low in sugar and high in nutrition.

Beef is one of the most popular, yet unsustainable, sources of food around the globe. But that doesn’t mean you have to take it off your plate just yet – luckily, there are a few things we can do to reduce our impact on the planet.

We’ll show you how you can enjoy a variety of organic products for $50 or less – we’re talking fruits, veggies, condiments, whole grains and fermented foods, the whole gamut! Here’s how.  

So, you’ve decided you’re finally ready to kick your sugar habit and are wondering how to make your goals a reality. Here’s everything you need to know, from getting off the stuff to staying off it.

Wild-caught salmon has been hailed for being more ethical, sustainable and nutritious than farmed salmon – but despite what the labels say, you might not be getting the real deal. Here’s what you need to know.

While our waistlines are growing, fructose-pushers are lining their pockets. The sugar industry is bigger than ever – here’s how businesses are profiting off our excess consumption of the sweet stuff – and the consequences we’re facing as a result.

If you’ve been intimidated by rising grocery costs, pricey health foods and confusing labels – this article is for you. We’ll be sharing 5 cheap tips to achieve your health goals.

If you’ve recently quit sugar – or are planning to – you’ve probably gotten bogged down on all the things you can’t enjoy, so we’re here to show you the silver lining. Here are 3 surprising things you can still do when you quit sugar.

Did you know your lunch can be quick, affordable and tasty all at once? You don’t have to resign yourself to boring sandwiches and unseasoned salads to save money and time – here are a few tips to enjoying fast lunches that are good for your body, your wallet and your time.

Nutrition labels on our groceries are confusing, misleading and even lacking some vital information – and it’s no coincidence. Here’s how “big sugar” is keeping us hooked on the sweet stuff, and what you can do about it.

You’ve double checked the ingredients on all of your groceries, relieved to find there's no added sugar in sight. So it's all clear, right? Well, not quite. There are tens of deceptive names companies continue to confuse shoppers with, so we’ve compiled all 57 to look out for.

Contrary to the notion that “a calorie is a calorie”, we believe what we’re putting into our bodies is more important than counting calories. Plus, some foods help us regulate our appetites, while others send us into a feeding frenzy – find out what this means for you and why it might be time to ditch the count.