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How much screen time is too much?

Watching TV and playing computer games are common activities for kids but too much screen time can affect children’s health in many ways.
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No appetite? Nutrition tips for older adults to support long term health

Discover how nutrition needs change with age and learn what to eat and drink to stay healthy, support bone health, and manage loss of appetite.
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5 surprising benefits of gardening for your body and mind

Many people think of gardening as a relaxing hobby, but the benefits of gardening go well beyond a tidy backyard.
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Unlock the benefits: Why rest, recovery and sleep matter more than you think

Whether you're training for a fun run, chasing the kids around the backyard, or simply trying to feel more energised each day, recovery plays just as big a role.
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Supporting your immune system this winter

Stay strong and healthy all year with simple daily habits that boost your immune system, support your wellbeing and help you feel your best every day.
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How to optimise brain health with 3 simple steps

Our brain is arguably the most complex and essential organ in our body, yet we often overlook its care in our daily routines.
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Ageing well into the future: What you need to prioritise now

Ageing well requires building and maintaining healthy habits at every stage of life. See where you should be focusing your efforts.
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4 ways to support wellbeing by building valuable connections

Connection is essential for emotional and psychological wellbeing. It’s been shown in studies that people with meaningful social connections are likely to experience better mental health and wellbeing.
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How to connect with nature for physical and mental wellbeing

Spending time connecting with nature has big benefits for your physical health and mental wellbeing, helping to reduce blood pressure and stress.
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Can nutrition help you sleep better?

If you’re struggling to get good quality sleep, it might be time to examine your diet, and what and when you’re eating before bedtime.
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Creating healthy teen sleep habits: a guide for parents of teenagers

Teenagers need even more sleep than adults for growth and development, but getting a good and restorative sleep isn’t always easy.
Healthy eating
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Talking to kids about the foods we eat and why 

What our children eat can significantly impact the way they play, learn and sleep.

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Quantity and quality: Why women need more sleep than they think

Good quality sleep is essential for our health and wellbeing, but women can face unique challenges when it comes to
Healthy eating
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How to build a healthy snack when you’re time poor 

When your day is busy and meals feel rushed, having some go-to healthy snacks can make a real difference.
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Do children really need 5 serves of vegetables a day?

"Eat your veggies" is something many parents say almost daily to their kids, but how many vegetables do children actually
Older adults
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Why muscle matters more as we get older

Growing older comes with plenty of change. This can include a gradual decline in muscle mass and strength. While this

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What happens to your body when you eat more vegetables?

Does eating more vegetables really make a difference to your health? Learn what happens over days, weeks, months and years.
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Low-cost ways to stay active when you feel sluggish

Get practical tips on how to remain consistent when motivation is low.

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