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When diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, Murray wasn’t sure that medication and dietary changes were all he needed. So he pushed for a second opinion.

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Jim survived a series of near-death experiences. He was pronounced dead after surgery 12 years ago, and he has been millimetres away from a deadly snake bite. So the news that his central coronary artery was 98% blocked didn’t faze him much.

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Pita says the atrial fibrillation (AF) and heart attack he suffered in 2015 were a ‘fax sent from God.’ Now he’s making lifestyle changes and taking his medication. This is his story in his own words.

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A team of Riverton Primary School students are so passionate about sharing healthy eating messages that even their teachers have been in the firing line.  

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Thousands of Kiwi kids are learning to master basic cooking skills such as scrambling eggs and chopping fruit thanks to a new nationwide programme. 

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TV3 gave saturated fat the ‘Third Degree’ in an episode which aired in 2014.  Audiences were left feeling unsure of the facts and confused by the messaging.  Is it okay to eat a diet full of bacon and butter?

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Finding ideas to make healthy lunch boxes can be tough, read on to find out great ways to make healthy lunches for your children.

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Ever tried having a reasonable debate with a fad dieter? Here are some tips.

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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.

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Getting portion sizes right in hospitality is a balancing act. You want to be generous and have the customer feel they’re getting value for money, yet too-large portions can mean overeating or wastage – neither of which are desirable.

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Did the experts really get the dietary guidelines wrong? Here’s what we do know about which diet is best for health.

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Twenty-five years after it was launched to help consumers make healthier food choices, the Heart Foundation’s Tick will be gradually phased out next year.

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