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March 22, 2022

What a vegetarian should eat each day

What a vegetarian should eat each day


Here’s my easy guide to the number and type of foods you should eat each day when following a vegetarian diet. Just like a meat-based diet, the guide is divided into basic food groups. You’ll see how much an adult woman needs to eat to stay healthy. I hope this guide is an easy way to keep on track, especially if you’re feeding teens or young adults.

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Published on March 22, 2022 15:00

March 15, 2022

No-Fuss Sushi

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March 8, 2022

What inspired you to become a nutritionist?

What inspired you to become a nutritionist?


It all started with my Year 10 science teacher! Thanks to her, I really loved the subject of science and managed to do well in it for my last three years of high school.

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Published on March 08, 2022 14:00

March 1, 2022

6 healthy-eating principles I eat by

6 healthy-eating principles I eat by


Here’s my philosophy on healthy eating. You can decide for yourselves if what I say makes sense and if you like my approach.

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Published on March 01, 2022 14:00

February 22, 2022

February 2022 newsletter is out now

Smart staple: dark-green lettuces


The benefits of meditation and purslane, medications and weight gain, and some ideas for that smart staple of dark-green lettuces. The February e-newsletter has something for everyone. 



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Published on February 22, 2022 14:00

February 15, 2022

Q. Should I take a B12 supplement if I’m vegetarian?

Q. Should I take a B12 supplement if I’m vegetarian?


Q.  Should I take a B12 supplement if I’m vegetarian?

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Published on February 15, 2022 13:00

February 8, 2022

Eat to beat flatulence

Eat to beat flatulence


Flatulence, commonly referred to as ‘breaking wind’, ‘passing wind’ or ‘farting’, is caused by gas in the bowel (large intestine). Ordinarily, the intestines produce about 500–2,000 mL of gas, which is regularly passed out of the anus. 



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Published on February 08, 2022 13:00

February 1, 2022

Learning to cook with love

Learning to cook with love


My mother Anne (‘Hanka’ in Polish) was a natural-born cook. She never used a recipe but cooked by eye, aided by years of experience. Her food always tasted delicious, whether it was Polish fare or recipes she’d picked up from her Aussie friends as a ‘new Australian’ in Sydney in the 1950s. I recall roast dinners or steaks alongside appetisers of herring with onion and sour cream served on pumpernickel bread. Weird but, somehow, it all tasted good.

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Published on February 01, 2022 13:00

January 18, 2022

January resolution – cut out alcohol

January resolution – cut out alcohol


Trying to lose those Christmas kilos? Setting yourself a resolution to drop some weight and eat for health? Forget worrying about carbs and kilojoules. The real problem behind many people’s weight problems is alcohol.

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Published on January 18, 2022 13:00

December 14, 2021

Broccoli pesto fish parcels

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Published on December 14, 2021 13:00