Firstly, what is plant-based living?

Plant-based living extends from the food we eat to the skin care we use, to the clothes we wear.

A diet based on whole foods like fruit and veggies, grains, legumes and nuts is the cornerstone of plant-based living.

A stroll down the health food aisle has become a choice minefield. Protein powders, functional foods and bars line the shelves, and it seems every product from cereal to yoghurt and chips is boosted with extra protein.

I’ve always been told not to skip meals. Now, I do a few times a week and feel amazing. I’m not an elite athlete who needs to eat constantly. I’ve noticed that giving my digestive system a rest and eating less at night have been real game changers for m…

You’re eating a nutritious and well-balanced diet, but you’re not achieving your weight loss goals. What’s going on?

Protein powder is the most popular supplementary food consumed by Aussies and is quickly becoming a kitchen and gym staple. Touted as a quick and easy way to boost protein intake, powders can be used as a meal replacement, post-workout snack or added to…

Before we get to the guts of it, we want you to take an immunity shot every time we use the word ‘gut’ in this article (just kidding – everything in moderation, but you get the idea).

The gut (otherwise known as the gastrointestinal tract) is essentially…

What’s not to loaf about the humble sandwich? Quick and easy to prepare, cost-effective, convenient, and filling. Oh, while we’re on the topic of fillings, we want to share some tips on how to turn your sandwich into a well-rounded meal.

Gut reaction, go with your gut, gut instinct… turns out the gut is kind of a big deal. Here’s how to improve your own gut health.

An increase in awareness around food industry practices, global shortages, and environmentalism have resulted in plant foods taking centre stage like never before.

The short answer is that it depends on the type of workout you’ll be doing and for how long. A good rule of thumb is to avoid eating at least half an hour before intense exercise (like running or a HIIT class), but to have a snack 15 minutes post-workou…

Convenience? Check. Time-saver? Check. Healthy? Check. Wait, what?

The Australian Dietary Guidelines provide recommendations on the types and amounts of food the average Aussie should be eating to meet nutritional requirements. Do they need an update?