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

    Could probiotics help manage stress and anxiety?

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    A foodie’s fortnight in Vietnam

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

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What’s in season this March

In Eat well, Seasonal foods by RebeccaMarch 1, 2017Leave a Comment

If you’re into green veggies, and I think we all should be, you’ll be very pleased by what’s coming into abundance this month. Also, the short but sweet pomegranate season …

Eat well, Nutrition education / February 5, 2017

Getting enough iron in your diet

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What’s in season this February

In Eat well, Seasonal foods by RebeccaFebruary 1, 2017Leave a Comment

The weather is still hot hot hot in Australia, which means we can enjoy our summer fruits for a long time. That’s definitely worth celebrating! Mangoes are still here, as …

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Advice for first year nutrition students

In Be inspired, Study by RebeccaJanuary 25, 2017Leave a Comment

My first year at university seems like a very long time ago. Because it was. I studied arts and then creative industries years before I decided a career change was …

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Covet Fashion app embraces body positivity in latest software update

In Be inspired by RebeccaJanuary 15, 20172 Comments

You may not heard of Covet Fashion, but it’s no small player on the mobile app scene. Available through Apple App Store and Google Play, Covet boasts over 600,000 daily users and 6 million monthly users …

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Tastes of Greece

In Be inspired, Eat well, Travel by RebeccaJanuary 8, 2017Leave a Comment

The two weeks I spent in Greece earlier this year were utter bliss. Going through my food pics now has definitely stirred up the holiday blues – I’d return to …

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What’s in season this January

In Eat well, Seasonal foods by RebeccaJanuary 5, 2017Leave a Comment

Happy New Year! With January comes more sunshine, more storms, and more delicious fruit and vege. Fruits and vegetables that have joined the list from December are in bold font. …

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7 new year’s resolutions about health that don’t suck

In Cooking skills, Eat well, Get active, Non-diet approach by RebeccaJanuary 1, 2017Leave a Comment

Helloooo 2017! The start of a new year holds that fresh feeling of possibility. It just sucks that sometimes our resolutions can end up making us feel a bit crappy …

Be inspired, Cooking skills, Eat well, People / December 30, 2016

Making halloumi is Easy Cheesy

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The benefits of breastfeeding for mum and baby

In Eat well, Nutrition education by RebeccaDecember 18, 2016Leave a Comment

Breastfeeding is the optimal choice for infant nutrition, but for some it mightn’t be clear why this is the case. The Australian Infant Feeding Guidelines say that: exclusive breastfeeding should …

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