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Nutrition and immunity: how does what I eat affect my immune system?
by Peta Cullis | Managing conditions, Meal planning
Nutrition and immunity: this is a topic we talk to clients about a lot, especially in the lead up to winter flu season. Did you know that there are specific nutrients that are essential to our immune system? Without these, our bodies can’t fight off bacteria and...
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Waist Measurements: How to Do it Right & What Does it Mean for Your Health?
by Peta Cullis | Managing conditions
Waist circumference is a valid measure of fat distribution and disease risk. Taking waist circumference is a simple way to measure health risk for chronic disease in addition to other factors. Fat in the abdominal area is largely visceral fat, deep within the...
A Dietitians Tips to Eating Out Post-Lockdown
by Peta Cullis | Meal planning
It’s an exciting time, pubs are open, cafes are busy, and everyone is packing their social calendars with as much as possible and it’s all for good reason! It’s exciting to be able to sit in a restaurant again, but for some the thought of how all this dining out (and...
Hot Chocolate Moon Mylks: Are They Worth the Hype?
by Caitlin Scane | Reviews
Spruiking claims from helping to fight depression to relaxing the nervous system for a good night’s sleep, hot chocolate mylks or moon milks are the latest product claiming to be worth the small fortune they are asking customers to dole out, but do the health claims...
Top 5 Grab n’ Go Snacks that are Dietitian Approved!
by Peta Cullis | Meal planning
Many of us snack too much, don’t snack enough or just don't know what the best snack to choose is. Different snacks and the frequency of snacking very much depends on what your health and diet goals are. If you aren’t sure, probably best to go see a dietitian so they...
Quick and Easy Meals: Steamed Vegetables and Asian Style Salmon
by Peta Cullis | Recipes
Most of us are in need of quick and easy meals throughout the week. Often we get caught up with the idea that people need to spend hours in the kitchen to prepare a ‘healthy’ meal. The good news is that you don’t need to! There’s so many food products out there to...
The Low Down on Frozen Meals!
by Peta Cullis | Food insights
Most of us out there are living busy lives. Working five days a week, looking after kids, after school activities or balancing Uni and part time work. People than feel over loaded and unable to find time to cook or prepare healthy meals. What if I told you could still...
Why So Salty?
by Peta Cullis | Food insights
It's time to talk about the elephant in the room.The companion that’s always at our dinner table.The hidden component in most of our packaged foods. Salt.Pink Himalayan salt.Table salt.Sea Salt.At the end of the day, it's all salt. Why should I reduce my salt intake?...
Dietitians Top Chocolate Picks and Tricks for this Easter!
by Peta Cullis | Food insights
You can have your cake and eat it too! Or in this case chocolate. Easter is right around the corner and recently lots of people have been asking if its okay to eat chocolate. What about my diet? People who feel they are on a diet may feel they are missing out around...
Roast Vegetable & Pearl Cous-Cous Salad
by Caitlin Scane | Recipes
Looking for something easy and delicious to serve with your fish this Good Friday? Look no further! Serves 4-6 Ingredients 250g pearl (Israel) Cous CousSpray olive oilMasterfoods No Added Salt Garlic and Herb seasoning100g fetapepper and salt1/2 capsicum diced2 large...
Your Guide on What to Eat for Managing Endometriosis
by Peta Cullis | Managing conditions, Women's health
Last week Australia shined a spotlight on International women’s day (Whop Whop!) and with March being National Endometriosis awareness month, we thought we would highlight the ever confusing condition: Endometriosis. This complex condition is poorly understood. With...
School Lunchbox Guide- Not just Chopped Veggies
by Caitlin Scane | Families, Meal planning
There is a tonne of pressure on parents these days to provide endless healthy lunchbox options, package free, sugar free, preservative free and colourful (insert eye roll). For those without mad kitchen skills, or who just do not want to spend precious weekends...
Healthier Mac and Cheese Muffins (Lunchbox Friendly)
by Peta Cullis | Recipes
This savory school lunch is a crowd pleaser that can be modified to be made with or without the added seeds and veggies- they are delicious either way! Ingredients 2 cups macaroni pasta3/4 cup milk of choice1 tbs plain or tapioca flour1/2tbs white chia seedsExtra...