Health & Nutrition
Top 5 supplements to keep kids healthy in winter
In winter, we all feel the consequences of reduced amounts of sunlight, restricted time outside, and close-quartered activity with sick ...
5 brain gym exercises
Have you heard of “brain gym” exercises? They’re simple, short body movements children can do to engage both the right ...
An end to the war on germs
Once upon a time, a long time ago, only hospitals used antiseptic wipes, antibacterial soaps and a plethora of disinfectants. ...
Sprouting the HEALTHIEST kids ever!
This has to be one of the best “healthy food” hacks I’ve tried: “Get your kids sprouting” which in itself ...
Elimination diets
With the rise in food allergies, and food intolerances, it’s no surprise that if something doesn’t seem right we look ...
Measles outbreak: Need to know
With recent news of a measles outbreak in Canterbury and cases of measles popping up around the country, it’s important ...
Five simple examples of when good wholefoods go bad
Edited and extracted with permission from Feel Great & Live Longer: A New Zealand Handbook for Excceptional Health, by Jason ...
3 ways with turmeric
Turmeric is a powerful anti-inflammatory and a very strong antioxidant. The main active ingredient in turmeric is curcumin, and that ...
Not just picky eating
ARFID (avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder) is a serious condition that differs from “fussy eating”, explains dietitian Angela Phillips. ARFID, or ...
What are you flushing down your loo?
Tots to Teens recently talked with Plunket and Watercare about the work they are undertaking to best support New Zealand’s ...
5 ways to support your fussy eater during the Christmas holidays
Christmas tables are laden with lots yummy festive foods – turkey and cranberry sauce, ham on the bone, roast vegetables, ...
Bring a plate
If you’ve ever been asked to “bring a plate”, you’ll want to try some of these healthy twists on the ...
