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It turns out it’s grandma, not mum, who knows best – at least when it comes to nutrition. Take a look at some of the classic pieces of wisdom many of us learned from our elders that are more than just baseless sayings – they’re backed by science.

The health of each of our body parts doesn’t exist in a vacuum – and this is no truer than for the gut and brain. These two parts share an unbreakable bond, and with the right dietary and lifestyle choices, you can make it work to your benefit. Here’s how to do it.

Family meal time is one of the few moments you can spend together to catch up and enjoy each other’s company – the last thing you want to be doing is stressing over whipping up a nutritious meal. Here are our top 3 tips to help you nail your family meal.

Most of us eat for survival, but that's not all it comes down to - there are a few other motivations fuelling our dietary choices. Kate Holm is here to unpack the unexpected motivations behind our eating habits.

I’m sure we have all heard the saying “food is medicine”, but did you know that Mother Nature provides many other medicines that support our health goals? 8-Week Program expert, Kate Holm, is here to share the top 6 herbal teas for gut health.

Essential fatty acids have many health benefits, including supporting hormone balance and a number of other women’s health complaints. Kate Holm joins us to explain the ins and outs of these fats, including the lowdown on the omega 3 vs omega 6 debate.

With R U OK? Day coming up on Thursday, this is the time to reach out to your friends and family – and what better way to offer a hand than to hand deliver some nourishing, comforting meals? Here are a few recipes to make for the people in your life who aren’t okay.

Struggling with intense cravings and unsuccessful avoidance techniques? Urge surfing could be the solution you've been looking for. This mindfulness practice is a powerful tool to manage those cravings – here's how to do it.

In a new move for animal rights and sustainability, Aussie battery caged eggs will be phased out by 2036. Here’s why and what it means for your health.

Just because you’re quitting sugar, that doesn’t mean you can’t indulge in some satisfying, nutritious snacks – in fact, we’re here to share some of our favourite recipes that will impress adults and kids alike.

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.