6th Feb 2020
New Research Shows Many South Australians Have Low Vitamin D
We’ve known for some time now that many people, even in sunny Australia, may have low vitamin D levels.Now a new study by scientists from the Universi...
6th Feb 2020
Cold Sores
Anyone who suffers from cold sores will be familiar with the symptoms: first a day or two of tingling at a specific location around the mouth or nose,...
6th Feb 2020
Are Omega-3s good for your eyes?
Research from the United States has shown that regular consumption of fish, and the omega-3 fatty acids eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoi...
6th Feb 2020
Glycaemic Index and the Low GI Diet: How could it benefit you?
Obesity is becoming a global epidemic. Many dietary interventions have arisen to help manage the epidemic, as it is associated with numerous meta...
6th Feb 2020
World No Tobacco Day 2016
Every year, on the 31st of May, the World Health Organisation (WHO) and partners mark World No Tobacco Day, highlighting the health risks associated w...
6th Feb 2020
Meal ideas for your dad this Father's Day
We all love our dads and want to keep them happy and healthy. We’ve got some meal ideas to keep him full, satisfied, well and strong. Relish your...
6th Feb 2020
Detoxing: Good or Bad?
Detoxification is the process by which the liver filters chemicals, toxins and other potentially harmful substances, which can be anything from enviro...