Watermelon water: 'super' water or 'super' joke?
It is no wonder beverage manufacturers are hoping we drink the watermelon Kool Aid like we did the coconut Kool Aid.
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Sarah Berry
Lifestyle Health Editor
Fructose is not the worst type of sugar, researchers say
Anti-sugar campaigners have long focused on fructose, but are they correct?
Minimalist shoes may be able to make you run a lot faster
"It felt like having ankle weights to have a heavier shoe."
The big problem facing half of all pregnant women
It's a nice theory. You become pregnant and suddenly you can indulge endlessly in forbidden foods because you're eating for two.
The 'false message' given to people suffering back pain
Australia are in pain.
Is this the world's healthiest ingredient?
Olive oil, the "holy oil" has been used to bless babies, consecrate kings and anoint athletes. Used as moisturiser, perfume, food and medicine, it has also been called the "healthiest ingredient in the world".
How bad are diet programs? Even worse that we thought
We know diets don't work. A new Australian study has confirmed just how ineffective they are.
Don't raise a glass to alcohol protecting your heart
Since humans began drinking alcohol about 10,000 years ago, the benefits and risks have been debated over many a glass of wine.
The good news: sex doesn't end at age 40
We are not our age, we are only as old as we feel. It's a phrase that is typically used to describe how much we engage in life. But, it can also apply to how much we engage in sex.
Visualising anxiety: What does mental illness look like?
Unlike physical illness, mental illness is largely invisible. This makes it hard for some people to comprehend that it is a reality for at least 20 per cent of Australians each year (with anxiety disorders the most common) and nearly half of us at some point in our lives.
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