Now, an iPhone application which helps choose healthy food! – Economic Times

Now, an iPhone application which helps choose healthy food ! Economic Times MELBOURNE: In a world first, Australian food scientists have launched an iPhone application which they claim would allow shoppers make healthier choices while buying packaged foodstuff from the supermarket. A team at the University of Sydney says that … and more »

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FoodSwitch iPhone app offers healthier supermarket choices – The Australian

FoodSwitch iPhone app offers healthier supermarket choices The Australian Nicole Livingstone and her daughter Ella use the FoodSwitch app on packaged foods to receive nutritional information. Picture: Jake Nowakowski Source: Herald Sun SUPERMARKET shoppers can now scan barcodes to find healthier versions of foods products … New food app cracks healthy eating codes Herald Sun all 13 news articles »

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Walmart Grants $500000 to First Nations Development Institute to Support … – IEWY News

Walmart Grants $500000 to First Nations Development Institute to Support … IEWY News The project will assist in developing or expanding locally-controlled and locally-based food systems to provide healthy foods and support agricultural related entrepreneurial ventures and the local economy in Native American communities

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‘Healthy’ diet linked to mum’s fatigue – The West Australian

The West Australian ' Healthy ' diet linked to mum's fatigue The West Australian When she was diagnosed with chronic fatigue, she learned that her “healthy” diet was in fact doing her damage. “What I thought was healthy food was actually making me sick,” she said. “Even though I was combining foods, my blood tests showed that I was …

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Teens need healthy habits: expert – The West Australian

The West Australian Teens need healthy habits: expert The West Australian “They never got the healthy eating habits right in the first place. So getting food right is vital.” Peer influence was very strong among adolescents, who tended to choose fast food over healthy food when they went out in groups, Professor Baur said. ..

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Healthy Eating For Nutrition and Weight Loss – NewsMaker (press release)

Healthy Eating For Nutrition and Weight Loss NewsMaker (press release) The venue should be supplying mums with healthy food options to give them the best nutrition possible at this important time in their life.” Allen says she speaks with mums on a daily basis who struggle to lose their pregnancy weight and one of the … Don't eat for two during pregnancy New Straits Times all 2 news articles ?

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Getting smarter in the school canteen – Sydney Morning Herald

Sydney Morning Herald Getting smarter in the school canteen Sydney Morning Herald Australian companies such as EEMS have developed tools such as myschoolaccount, a cashless card facility with a canteen module that incorporates a healthy food reward scheme. This scheme is based on Australian dietary guidelines and rewards students … and more??

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Getting smarter in the school canteen – Sydney Morning Herald

Sydney Morning Herald Getting smarter in the school canteen Sydney Morning Herald Australian companies such as EEMS have developed tools such as myschoolaccount, a cashless card facility with a canteen module that incorporates a healthy food reward scheme. This scheme is based on Australian dietary guidelines and rewards students … and more??

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All that lip-flapping on fat starts to sound flabby indeed – The Age

All that lip-flapping on fat starts to sound flabby indeed The Age The government deserves credit for school programs such as Stephanie Alexander's Kitchen Garden – teaching children to grow and cook healthy food – and for working with industry to reduce the salt, sugar and fat in Australian food, although again the … and more??

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Geoff Huegill weighs in for healthy snacking – FOOD Magazine – Australia

Geoff Huegill weighs in for healthy snacking FOOD Magazine – Australia The survey also revealed that younger generations were more likely to snack on unhealthy foods than those aged 50 above. According to the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) National Health Survey, more than half of Australians are overweight …

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