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When I was young I couldn’t bring myself to eat beetroot.   The taste and slimy texture of this vegetable was unpalatable to me then.  Now

The hidden dangers of plastics can even be found in a seemingly innocuous cup of tea.  Boiling water in a plastic kettle releases over a

There’s a reason we don’t talk about father earth and father nature.  That’s because when we conjure up the hope that our fragile universe will

Soil used to be a fulsome reservoir of magnesium but now that this vital repository has become extensively denuded foods like broccoli, kale, spinach, cashews

If Time magazine’s Best Inventions of 2025 are a guide to what lies ahead then we are in for a very enabled and environmentally rejuvenating

Vitamin B6 is under siege from the health authorities amid claims, often unsubstantiated, that we might inadvertently be steeped in excessive amounts of this vitamin

I always thought that tart cherries were good for lowering uric acid, the substance that causes gout, and kiwi fruit were a rich source of

There’ s new kid on the block gathering all the headline attention when it comes to understanding what causes heart disease.   In fact it’s a

Steve Brown is a name not well known to Australian audiences.   A celebrated documentary filmmaker, digital healthcare pioneer and a consumer media and entertainment specialist,

I’m not a big fan of cow’s milk, partly because so many of us are lactose intolerant, and there is also at least some evidence