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Myth busters: Is organic food really worth the hype?

Contrary to popular belief, organic foods do not contain more nutrients than conventionally grown foods, as confirmed by numerous studies. Photo / Getty Images Online only As well as Jennifer Bowden’s columns in the NZ Listener and here listener.co.nzSubscribers can access her biweekly column, “Myth Busters,” where she explores myths about food and nutrition. Once… Read More »

Myth busters: Protein power – how much do you really need?

Even athletes with demanding training regimes can usually meet all their protein needs without taking supplements. Photo / Getty Images Online only Along with Jennifer Bowden’s columns NZ Listener and here listener.co.nzsubscribers can access her “Myth Busters” column, where she explores myths about food and nutrition. This week, Searching for the truth about protein. In… Read More »

Myth busters: Why there’s no such thing as a superfood

Spoiler alert: Superfoods are regular foods with better PR teams, but you can figure out the rules of healthy eating. Photo / Getty Images Online only Along with Jennifer Bowden’s columns NZ Listener and here listener.co.nzSubscribers can access her biweekly column, “Myth Busters,” where she explores myths about food and nutrition. week, he reveals the… Read More »

Canberra program helps children and parents develop good eating habits at an early age

In short: A program in Canberra is providing nutritional guidance to mothers to help them navigate a wealth of content that can offer inconsistent advice. The Healthy Eating Futures study tracks and supports the nutrition of parents and children for 1,000 days, starting in the second trimester of pregnancy. What’s next? The final phase of… Read More »

It starts in pregnancy: Canberra program helps children and parents develop good eating habits early

In short: A program in Canberra is providing nutritional guidance to mothers to help them navigate a wealth of content that can offer inconsistent advice. The Feeding a Healthy Future study tracks and supports the nutrition of parents and children for 1,000 days, starting in the second trimester of pregnancy. What’s next? The final phase… Read More »