For years, type 2 diabetes was considered a lifelong condition. But groundbreaking research is changing that narrative, offering hope to the approximately 1 in 20 Australians living with this condition. The short answer is yes — type 2 diabetes remission is possible for some people. But it’s not a cure, and it’s certainly not easy.
Feeling tired all the time? Struggling to concentrate? Getting breathless during everyday activities? While these symptoms can have many causes, one often-overlooked culprit is iron deficiency — and it’s more common in Australia than you might think. Up to 5% of Australians have iron deficiency anaemia, with many more experiencing iron deficiency without anaemia. The
Have you ever felt bloated, uncomfortable, or just “off” after eating certain foods? You’re not imagining it, and you’re certainly not alone. Food sensitivities affect millions of Australians, with surveys suggesting up to 25% of us believe we have some form of food intolerance. The tricky thing about food sensitivities is they’re often misunderstood —
Walk into any gym or scroll through social media, and you’ll likely hear someone talking about “hitting their macros.” But what exactly are macronutrients, and do they really matter as much as people claim? The short answer? Yes and no. Let’s break down what the science actually says. What Are Macronutrients? Macronutrients or “macros” are
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when the temperature soars? For most of us, it’s heading straight to the nearest body of water. From backyard pools to world-famous beaches, water is our go-to escape from the heat. With our incredible coastline and countless swimming spots, we’re spoilt for choice when it comes to
Resources for when you’re feeling overwhelmed Life can feel wonderful sometimes, overwhelming at others. A mental wellbeing toolkit can help. Nutrition: Fuel Your Mood If we feel overwhelmed, it’s easy to let things slide, but what we eat affects our brain function and emotional state. A balanced diet of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains will
A Look at Chrononutrition The enduring principle of weight loss—that consuming fewer calories than you expend is key—remains foundational. But the exciting field of chrononutrition is adding a new layer to our understanding, suggesting that when we eat can play a significant role in our weight management. Chrononutrition: Eating in Sync with Your Body’s Clock
Studies Show How Food Affects our Bodies and Brains About one in five Australians are affected by a mental illness, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Wellness. New research from Edith Cowan University (ECU) showed a new link between food choices, depression, and Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Essentially, what you eat influences brain health
New research confirms that regular exercise—at any age—can boost brain health, improve memory, and help fight Alzheimer’s disease It’s a common myth that memory loss and confusion are inevitable parts of ageing. In reality, they are symptoms of disease—not destiny. Dementia is a serious brain disorder, and Alzheimer’s disease is its most common form. Right
Seasonal eating is succulent in spring and packed with phytonutrients As the weather warms, many of us naturally crave lighter, more vibrant foods. But there’s more to spring eating than just a change in appetite. Spring produce is bursting with powerful plant compounds called phytochemicals. What are Phytochemicals? Phyto means ‘plant’ in Greek. Phytochemicals are
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