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  • Cooking skills, Eat well, Nutrition education / July 19, 2017

    Could probiotics help manage stress and anxiety?

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  • Be inspired, Eat well, Travel / December 10, 2016

    A foodie’s fortnight in Vietnam

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  • Eat well, Nutrition education / October 30, 2016

    Why you’re probably not getting enough calcium, and what to do about it

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    Ezogelin Çorbası -Turkish spicy red lentil soup

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  • Eat well, Non-diet approach, Nutrition education / July 26, 2016

    Food fads and myths I believed before I started studying nutrition and dietetics

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Be inspired, Travel / July 12, 2017

Slovakia’s love affair with cheese

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High salt foods and their impact on health

In Eat well, Nutrition education by RebeccaJuly 2, 2017 Comments

Sodium is a mineral that is essential for life. It is needed for our muscles and nerves to function, and it maintains the balance of water inside and outside of our body’s …

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What’s in season this July

In Eat well, Seasonal foods by RebeccaJuly 1, 2017 Comments

What better time to enjoy beautiful hearty soups than winter, and with the plethora of vegetables on offer you’ll be spoiled for choice. Here’s Jamie Oliver’s Classic Minestrone Soup to …

Eat well, Nutrition education / June 23, 2017

Why are the five food groups important?

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Three valuable lessons I learned during my DAA marketing internship

In Nutrition education, Study by RebeccaJune 5, 2017 Comments

Social media is a fantastic channel to share nutrition information, bust common myths, and tell positive stories to help people make more informed choices about their health and wellbeing. Done right, it can be …

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What’s in season this June

In Eat well, Seasonal foods by RebeccaJune 1, 2017 Comments

Yes! Winter is really a thing, and it’s sort of happening now! I’m sure it’s been happening down south for a while now, but in Brisbane we’re finally feeling the …

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What’s in season this May

In Eat well, Seasonal foods by RebeccaMay 1, 2017 Comments

In Queensland we’re starting to feel an ever-so-slight chill in the air, which is surely a sign that winter (or at least autumn!) is on its way. While the weather …

Cooking skills, Eat well, Recipes / April 11, 2017

Beyond carrot sticks: savoury snacks that satisfy

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What’s in season this April

In Eat well, Seasonal foods by RebeccaApril 1, 2017 Comments

Can you believe it’s April already? March was a whirlwind of cramming in all the end-of-season berries and mangoes possible (in amongst a little chocolate, maybe?). Even though our days …

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Complementary proteins in vegetarian and vegan diets

In Eat well, Nutrition education by RebeccaMarch 22, 2017 Comments

Two of the most common responses I heard from friends and family when I told them I was newly vegetarian was “you won’t be able to eat enough protein!” or “you will …

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