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Oprah, Dieting

Why yo-yo dieting is a BIG no-no

Hollywoodโ€™s biggest stars use this weight-loss method, but a new study has found that weight-cycling can increase a womanโ€™s chance of dying from heart disease by 66 per cent.
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The No-Diet Diet

The No-Diet Diet

Eat your favourite foods and lose six kilos with our easiest ever meal plan.
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Healthy & safe preschool snacks

Healthy & safe preschool snacks

Simple, yummy lunchbox snack ideas that your littlies will devour โ€“ and you'll be satisfying childcare centre safe-food guidelines!
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Am I really overweight?

Am I really overweight?

The weight problem afflicting the majority of Australians is about more than tight clothes. Professor Kerryn Phelps explains how to tell exactly how many kilograms you need to lose.
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Why Iโ€™m a sucker for the 5:2 diet

As the festive season comes to an end, we start thinking about our waistlines. And the minute Amanda Blair heard about the 5:2 Diet, she knew it was for her. But will it all add up to a trimmer self?
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WHO: Bacon increases cancer risk

โ€œIn view of the large number of people who consume processed meat, the global impact on cancer incidence is of public health importance.โ€
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Know how to self-examine your breasts

Breast cancer is no longer a disease women have to leave to chance - by assessing your risks and making changes to your lifestyle, you can help your body put up a strong defence.
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Why brown fat makes you thin

Why brown fat makes you thin

We all know that a little black dress can sometimes do wonders for womanโ€™s figure โ€“ but who knew that something so icky-sounding as brown fat might do the same thing?
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The big fat sugar myth?

Sugar has been cast as the villain of the food world. Allegedly responsible for making us ever fatter and sicker. But data shows Aussies eat less sugar today than they did 70 years ago.
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The dangers of extreme diets

From cutting out carbs to juice cleanses, the rise of extreme dieting has proven to be popular here in Australia, but these so-called diets can also be very dangerous for our bodies.
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Ten tips to combat winter weight gain

Ten tips to combat winter weight gain

Every year cold weather, forgiving winter coats and rich comfort food create the perfect storm for expanding waistlines. Here's how to stop the slow creep of kilos this winter.
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The 10 best superfoods revealed

You be surprised to learn that the most powerful "superfoods" include common and inexpensive items such as barley, garlic, oats, olive oil and prunes.
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Health bodies warn Paleo not a cure

Peak health organisations have warned patients not to quit medication in the belief they can overcome chronic diseases solely by switching to the Paleo diet.
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Beyonce Kale

Beyoncรฉ has launched her own 22-day vegan meal delivery service

You can now eat like Beyoncรฉ, thanks to her new 22-day vegan meal delivery service. The global superstar has joined forces with her trainer MarcoBorges to launch the new 22 day diet. The company is called 22 Days Nutrition following the mindset that it takes 21 days to break a bad habit. A statement released [โ€ฆ]
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