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Tips to help you take care of your heart health.

  • Prepping healthy, budget-friendly food

    Learning how to prep healthy, budget-friendly food can help you establish long-term healthy eating habits, as well as save money and time.

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  • Top 7 superfoods to try

    Eating a balanced diet is one of the best things you can do for your heart health and overall wellbeing, but superfoods can have their place. Here are some you could try.

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  • Managing iron levels

    Feeling noticeably fatigued or run down can be an indicator of low iron levels. Here's how to make sure you're getting enough iron to meet your body’s needs.

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  • Healthy eating in isolation

    Self-isolating to slow the spread of the coronavirus can change how we plan, buy, prepare and store food. Here are a few tips to keep your healthy eating habits going, even in isolation.

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  • What makes the ideal meal in a balanced diet?

    Creating the ideal meal as part of a balanced diet can be tricky, but being aware of portion sizes and ways to manage them can help. Here are some simple steps for creating a balanced meal.

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  • How to keep your food full of nutrition

    There are a variety of cooking methods that can help lock in the nutrition content of food without sacrificing flavour.

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  • 12 healthy days of Christmas

    Christmas is just one day, but healthy eating habits can do you good for the rest of your life. Here's how to get a jump on and manage Christmas temptations.

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  • High cholesterol foods to stay away from

    High cholesterol increases our risk of heart disease, so it’s important to take steps to reduce it. The good news is that simple diet and lifestyle changes, such as avoiding high cholesterol foods, can help stop high cholesterol.

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  • The diet after heart attack or stroke: what should you eat after a cardiac event?

    Nutrition plays a vital role in protecting the health of your heart. It can reduce your risk of having a cardiac event, help you recover from one and reduce your risk of it happening again. Here’s what you should keep in mind.

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