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Four foods that could reduce the risk of colorectal cancer

A gastroenterologist shares small changes to create healthier habits.

World-first NZ study: Are baby food pouches really unhealthy for kids?

NZ researchers test claims baby food pouches are unhealthy – with surprising results.

The diet for life that reduces your risk of dementia

Telegraph: An eating strategy aimed specifically at keeping your brain healthy.

Carb-loading before a marathon? Here’s what experts suggest

Top tips for nutrition the day before the Auckland marathon.

Is porridge healthy? Everything you need to know

A bowl of porridge offers many benefits - but we may be eating too much.

Is bone broth really brimming with health benefits?

New York Times: Is there any science behind the TikTok health claims?

Five reasons why you can’t stop snacking

Going without that afternoon bite of cake can leave us feeling not quite right.

How healthy is broccoli really?

New York Times: The dinnertime standard is a nutritional multitasker.

Is it better to eat before a workout or after?

New York Times: How you time your meals can influence your workouts.

Is Marmite healthy?

Despite its wholesome image, the spread is a byproduct of brewing beer.

Five signs you’re lacking in vital nutrients

Missing out on key vitamins can have consequences. Here’s what you can do about it.

The foods that fight inflammation

New York Times: Chronic inflammation can be a silent killer, but your diet can help.

What we get wrong about ultra-processed foods

Here’s the most important reason UPFs are to blame for obesity and disease.

Seven signs you’re deficient in vitamin D

Let's look at the tell-tale signs of deficiency and how to boost your levels.

Why coffee is also good for your muscles

Research suggests coffee may benefit muscle as well as the brain and heart.

The scientist who bans ultra-processed food at home

Times: Nutritionist Federica Amati may run the healthiest household in Britain.

These 6 habits helped successful dieters lose weight and keep it off

Protein, fibre, and variety in your diet can help you lose more weight.

Eating for longevity: Key dietary habits for a healthier life

New York Times: Certain dietary patterns are more associated with longer lives.