Emotional eating: why we do it and how to manage it
It's called "comfort food" for a reason; it's a common instinct for children and adults to self-soothe through food.
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Sarah Berry
Lifestyle Health Editor
Extremely healthy or excessive: When exercise becomes addiction
I get grumpy if I don't move for more than a day or two and during the week, I prioritise exercise over social engagements.
When the 'natural' approach to healing backfires
"It's been a huge journey of surrendering my very rigid beliefs that this is the only way to go."
Listen to your gut - it can tell you what you need to eat
A new study has discovered how our gut bacteria can communicate with our brains to change our food choices.
How climate change could affect the way we exercise
The extreme changes of weather recently affect more than the environment. They also affect the way we move.
More older Australians are drinking booze in a risky way
Older Australians are more likely to drink alcohol at levels putting their long-term health at risk according to new research by La Trobe University.
The movement revolution: Australian design could 'revolutionise' the way we train
Two-time Olympian Cam McKenzie-McHarg couldn't quite believe no one had come up with the idea already.
Stop calling people 'psycho' for all our sakes
"Psycho" bride threatens to call off her wedding HOURS before walking down the aisle when she can't fit into her dress – because she didn't try it on once before the big day.
You might benefit from forgetting about your 'perfect' morning routine
If you've ever listened to a health and wellbeing podcast – which you probably have, given their surge in popularity since they launched in 2003, and given the variety among the 60,000 plus podcasts that are available – you will know the obsession many podcast people have with the 'perfect' morning routine.
More people die on marathon day - but they're not in the race
Heightened rates of heart attacks among those living near marathon races.
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