People have a hard time swallowing. Here’s how that affects their live
Swallowing, a seemingly simple bodily function, can be taken for granted until it becomes difficult or impaired. This condition, known…
How a simple brain training program could help you stay away from alcohol
Alcohol misuse and addiction are significant public health concerns worldwide. Despite numerous interventions, many individuals struggle to maintain sobriety after…
Thank fungi for cheese, wine and beer this holiday season
In this festive season, as we gather around tables laden with delicious delicacies, let us take a moment to appreciate…
Advertising has the power to make children fat and this needs to stop
In today’s hyper-commercialized world, advertising wields immense power, often influencing not just consumer choices but also shaping societal norms and…
A year on, Australia’s health star food-rating system is showing cracks
Australia’s Health Star Rating (HSR) system was introduced with the noble intention of guiding consumers towards healthier food choices. However,…
Europe has changed UK food culture for the better
Food culture in the United Kingdom has undergone significant evolution over the years, with influences from various corners of the…
New Zealand needs urgent action to tackle the frightening rise and cost of type 2 diabetes
Type 2 diabetes has emerged as a pressing public health concern in New Zealand, with its prevalence rising at an…
Coca-Cola part of the solution to obesity? Yeah right
The issue of obesity has reached alarming proportions globally, with various factors contributing to its prevalence. Among these factors, the…
Junk food’ and the consumer blame game
In contemporary society, the term “junk food” often evokes images of highly processed, calorie-dense snacks and meals that are typically…
Here’s when you can and can’t blame your parents
Blame and responsibility are complex concepts, particularly when it comes to the relationship between parents and their children. While parents…