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Understanding Health

Fibre-Rich Foods: Getting 28g a Day Without Living on Bran

Dietary fibre comes from legumes, wholegrains, vegetables, fruit, nuts and seeds. On Australian Food Composition Database figures, 150g of boiled split peas carries 12.5g and 20g of chia seeds carr...

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Protein Smoothie Recipes: 12 That Reach 30g Without a Scoop of Sugar

A smoothie reaches 30g of protein when one dense ingredient does most of the work: a HLTH+ sachet (30g), a 30g scoop of whey powder (25.5g) or 150g of cottage cheese (25.5g), topped up with milk, y...

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Psyllium Husk: Dose, Timing and What It Does for Dietary Fibre Intake

Psyllium husk is the husk of the Plantago ovata seed, and the Australian Food Composition Database lists it at 88.7g of dietary fibre per 100g. A 2018 meta-analysis of 28 trials used a median dose ...

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Sore Muscles After Exercise: What Helps and What Doesn't

Sore muscles one to three days after exercise fit delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS): microscopic muscle-fibre damage and the inflammation that follows, not lactic acid. It typically arises 24 to...

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Sulphur Burps: Causes, and What Actually Settles Them

Sulphur burps happen when gut bacteria ferment sulphur-containing foods into hydrogen sulphide, the gas behind the rotten-egg smell, and slower digestion gives that process more time. Eating slowly...

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Weight Loss Plateau: Why It Happens and What Feeds Your Way Through

A weight loss plateau happens when resting energy expenditure adjusts downward as the body changes, not because effort has stopped working. Lean mass loss, under-reported intake and water held with...

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High-Protein Snacks: 30 Australian Options Ranked by Protein per 100 kJ

A high-protein snack is best judged on protein per kilojoule, not just protein in grams. Ranked that way on Australian Food Composition Database figures, steamed crab, cooked prawns and a whey prot...

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Protein Coffee: Iced Coffee With 30g Protein, and What to Look for in a Ready-Made One

Protein coffee is either homemade (coffee, milk and a scoop of protein powder) or bought ready-made as a powder or a canned RTD. A long black with 100mL of milk and a 30g whey scoop reaches 29.7g o...

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High-Protein Breakfast Ideas: 25 Australian Options That Actually Reach 30g

A breakfast only reaches 30g of protein if a concentrated protein food is the centre of it, not a sprinkle on top. Toast with a banana lands near 9g. Sliced smoked salmon on two slices of wholemeal...

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A Healthy Breakfast On the Go: What Travels and What Doesn't

A healthy breakfast on the go needs at least 10g of protein, 4g of dietary fibre and no added sugar, and it has to survive a bag for a few hours. Hard-boiled eggs, natural yoghurt, oats soaked over...

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