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While it's dangerous to start separating foods into groups of good or bad, it's no secret that eating high amounts of sugar is far from nutritious.\n\nIn order to maintain good...

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So you have heard all about this wonderful sugar replacement called Xylitol that prevents cavities, is low in calories and you can't wait to get your hands on it -...

Australia is set to host the 16th International Congress of Dietitians between September 5 and 8, the first time the event has been here since 1977.\n\nOver 2,000 dietitians, nutritionists and...

Carbohdrate-alternative sweeteners are all the rage nowadays with people becoming more health conscious. Carbohydrate-alternative sweeteners claim to be low in calories, yet still providing a sweet taste, therefore they are...

I love junket, but didn't eat much of it due to the sugar I like to add. Now that I can use Naturally Sweet Xylitol instead I can indulge myself...

Did you know that Dental Health Week 2012 is currently underway? The campaign kick-started on Monday August 6 and is running through until August 12.\n\nIf your teeth have been feeling...

Does the word 'diet' make you cringe and shudder at the memories of all those eating plans that you have followed religiously for a month, only to crash and burn...

The sweet alternative offers many dental benefits by Susan Clark, RDHEF\nAlthough dental decay is largely preventable, it is still considered the most common chronic infectious disease of children ages 5-17....

If you are on a weight loss journey, then chances are you have heard people talk about calorie counting.\n\nMany people write a food diary so that they can keep track...

Although not widely talked about, many Australians are considered to be 'hypoglycemic', which means that they have low blood sugar levels, and react to certain foods differently than others.\n\nEarlier this...

It could be successfully argued that there is no emotion more taxing than that of guilt.\n\nSometimes a healthy dose of remorse is necessary, especially if you have made a decision...