Does your mind feel like a runaway train of negative thoughts? Psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald explains how to quiet the mind and unplug.

Too often in matters of health and safety today, perfection becomes the enemy of improvement.

In today's Tinder-obsessed world, what's going to set you apart from the pack?

COMMENT: We all need a good night's sleep. Without it we become mentally unstable, angry, fat, lazy and stupid. Lying to yourself only works for so long.

Finding a potential new treatment for Alzheimer's disease will be the aim of a new $850,000 collaboration between Kiwi and UK scientists.

Last week we looked at why we can put off making big decisions and the fact that by continually not making a decision we ARE making

So should you give up gluten? Could ditching bread, pasta and cakes help you feel as glowing as Gwyneth Paltrow or as determined as Novak Djokovic?

We used to have the 29th-tallest men out of 200 countries, now we rank 30th.

Tampons and pads can hardly be considered a luxury.

A ten-year study has found drinking together may be one of the secrets to a successful marriage.

She doesn't remember the night she nearly died, but 18 months after the broadcaster's brain surgery, Kim Knight finds Susan Wood in buoyant form.

Is low energy stopping you from doing the things? Lee-Anne Wann reveals seven great ways to boost your levels.

As her daughter approaches the unknown territory of adolescence, Marina Benjamin finds herself facing her own unknown: menopause.

Using positive affirmations has become a popular practice. But, warns Kyle MacDonald, it can actually make things worse.

If our environment is supportive of good health, it's much easier for us to be healthy, and Healthy Families Whanganui Rangitikei

Here's the science behind the three major types of intermittent fasting diets.

Wearing the wrong size sports bra is not only painful, it can also cause ligament damage, leading to drooping and stretch marks.

Research suggests women who have their ovaries removed have a greater chance of developing dementia.

Is it true that morning sickness signals a boy? Or that you can't take medication to alleviate it? Here are 10 myths busted by facts from experts.

Louise Thompson asks: What's the best thing that could happen to you today?

The flavonoids in broccoli have been associated with a lower risk of type 2 diabetes and asthma.

After his father's death in 2004, Poi E star Maaka Pohatu often felt down, struggled to sleep and overanalysed the smallest of interactions.

You probably know what you shouldn't be eating. But are you aware of the foods you should be adding to your diet?

My whole family are keen skiers. We have a season's pass and try to get up the mountain every weekend, and it seems like without fail

Generous Kiwis have given over $21,000 to help little Elyse Johnson get the treatment that could save her life, but there's still a long way to go.

Is being constantly busy the best way of being efficient? Greg Bruce looks into taking time out.

Scientists believe they've found the most effective way to rid yourself of cold symptoms.

A cure for asthma is on the horizon after scientists discovered a genetic switch which prevents the condition.

A review of studies reveals the effects of alcohol, even for those partial to just the odd tipple.

Access to pornography has been supercharged by the internet. Psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald explains what constitutes a porn addiction.