Welcome to the Nutrition Corner! Whether it’s eating for health, enjoying an active lifestyle or doing all you can to maximise recovery, we’ve got you covered. We have an array of content to feed your mind including the latest nutritional health news, recipe ideas and expert tips to guide you on your wellness journey.
New consumer research shows that most people think being underweight is the leading malnutrition symptom.1 But the signs of malnutrition are many and varied.
Good nutrition is vital for everyone to live a healthy life. However, in Australia today, thousands of people may be showing signs of malnutrition without knowing it.
If you or a love one have been diagnosed with malnutrition, you might be wondering how to get your health back on track. Here are 5 tips to help you start your journey to wellness today!
Did you know 70% of people leave hospital more malnourished than when they went in?2 Find out what you need to know about malnutrition and hospitalisation here.
In today’s world, we’re conditioned to believe that losing weight is a good thing. However, not all weight loss is beneficial and this is certainly the case when recovering from an illness.
Cancer is a term used to group together a set of diseases that can affect almost any part of our body. A cancer diagnosis can be a life-changing event for both the person diagnosed and their loved ones.
Keeping physically strong during cancer can be tough; the side effects of the disease and its treatment can take a toll on the body, negatively affecting appetite, the way you taste food and even the way your body absorbs nutrients.
Weight loss during cancer, particularly loss of lean body mass, can have a negative impact on your overall health. It is therefore important that you maintain your weight to give yourself the best chance possible.
