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Do you find it hard to stick to healthy habits? You're not alone. Find out what it takes to make lifestyle changes last, and what to do if you fall off track.

Stuck for Christmas dinner ideas? Try our festive menu and enjoy a delicious spread on Christmas Day with friends and family. It’s full of colour, flavour and heart-healthy goodness.

Trends on how to eat come and go, making diet advice confusing. In this article we explore different dietary trends and the benefits they could have for your heart health.

How does good nutrition help us stay healthy as we age? We explore the link between age-related changes, their impact on our diet and what we should eat to age healthily.

Eating well and keeping physically active is important for all women. Here are some healthy tips for women at all ages and stages to keep your heart in top shape.

Meal preparation or 'meal prep' is the process of preparing meals for the week ahead. It can help you make healthy eating choices when you're busy or stressed. It saves you time and money too. Find out how to get started.

This May we're focusing on Women's Heart Health and we're urging all women in New Zealand to look after their hearts. Ask your doctor about heart health and take time to reduce your chances of heart disease.

We've created a seven-day meal plan to help you get through the week. It's full of recipes to keep your family heart-healthy and includes a handy shopping list.

We've developed a basic cooking guide that features heart-healthy meals to get you through the lockdown. It'll help your money and food go further too.

Never has there been more focus on the value of health and our immune system. Covid-19 (coronavirus) continues to spread globally and it is important to focus on what you can control to boost your immune system.

Your daily routine has been forced to change during the lockdown and it has never been more important to focus on your physical and mental health.

Coffee is the biggest source of caffeine worldwide and Kiwis love their coffee. This week we're looking at how much caffeine we should have and how it affects our heart health.