As we shed the heavy winter clothes, spring means we start thinking about getting into shape and slimming down, so we’ll look good in the latest fashions. Here’s my ten ways to feel slimmer, fast (OK, a few are tongue in cheek. Hope you find them fun anyway).
Australians are more worried about food safety and quality than five years ago, believe what is added to food is harmful to our health, actively try to choose foods with no or fewer additives, believe food processing and pesticides are a major risk and if the price was the same, would prefer to buy organic food, according to the Jalna Australian Food Attitudes Survey, conducted by Newspoll.
The majority of children are eating well and exercising enough. That’s the good news about childhood eating, exercise levels and weight revealed in the 2007 Australian National Children’s Nutrition and Physical Activity Survey, just released.
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As we shed the heavy winter clothes, spring means we start thinking about getting into shape and slimming down, so we’ll look good in the latest fashions. Here’s my ten ways to feel slimmer, fast (OK, a few are tongue in cheek. Hope you find them fun anyway).
Australians are more worried about food safety and quality than five years ago, believe what is added to food is harmful to our health, actively try to choose foods with no or fewer additives, believe food processing and pesticides are a major risk and if the price was the same, would prefer to buy organic food, according to the Jalna Australian Food Attitudes Survey, conducted by Newspoll.
The majority of children are eating well and exercising enough. That’s the good news about childhood eating, exercise levels and weight revealed in the 2007 Australian National Children’s Nutrition and Physical Activity Survey, just released.