Like wine, we love to read about chocolate being good for us. The reality's not so sweet.

COMMENT: I realise this place is home. It's the greatest. You should try it.

Comment: Here, in the spirit of openness, I pass on some tips of the home birth movement.

Comment: With life's problems, is it any wonder that sex is becoming a social luxury?

COMMENT: Which is worse for your health - salt or sugar?

We try face masks made from sheep's placenta, to see if they're beauty's best-kept secret.

Sometimes Mum makes it all better, and sometimes she rubs salt in your wounds - literally.

Kyle MacDonald on overcoming inherent prejudice and the 'in-group' phenomenon.

Lee Suckling: Now is the time for amateurs to help tackle our 'harden up' culture.

Lee Suckling answers the question many people ponder when they begin seeing somebody new.

COMMENT: Liquor, beer and wine account for more than half of all in-flight sales.

Have you ever considered that your thoughts have contributed to grey hair on your head?

COMMENT: The dose makes the poison, you could say.

"We were all love, inclusiveness and understanding, until it came to our rugby."

When explaining mental health to kids, don't sugar-coat it, writes Kyle MacDonald.

According to new figures, Generation Z are forfeiting any interest in marriage at all.

From the lavish to the ludicrous, do you subscribe to these generational habits?

In the Tinder and Grindr age, daters have taken "preference" to a whole new level.

Planning a tropical getaway but want to avoid the jet lag? Here are some natural options.

Lee Suckling dons a pair of red high heels for the day. And learns a valuable lesson.

Dementia is a common disease in New Zealand, affecting around 70,000 people right now.

COMMENT: Five simple rules make punishing task a fraction more bearable.

Dr Khalid Shah reflects on the impact of the mosque attacks in a nation forever changed.

Lee Suckling on what it really means if you'd prefer another episode of Riverdale tonight.

Lee Suckling's Christmas gift has left him questioning what he really knows about himself.

There are lots of myths and misunderstandings out there about dairy. So what's true?

COMMENT: We're focused on keeping sugar down but it may be that salt is doing more harm.

Comment: When Andrew Spraggon walked into my office last October, he weighed 93.4kg.

And to everyone who's currently "the other person" in a relationship.

Kiwi mum-of-three asks, what sort of world will her children come to know?