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Articles about diet & nutrition.
Everything the Emsee team has written on this topic, in plain language, for you.
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Walnuts Are Not Technically a Nut
Walnuts have a rich, exciting and long history dating back over 17,000 years. They are the oldest tree food known to man, with the first cultivation believed to be 7,000 ...
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Scurvy- Not Just a Disease of The Crusaders
Until recently, scurvy was deemed to be extremely rare and a disease that only occurred during the era of the crusaders and in developing countries. Alarmingly, it has ...
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Beetroot and Exercise
Beetroot can be consumed in a variety of different forms such as raw, cooked or juiced. Quite often we consume the root portion of the vegetable with many also consuming ...
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Tomatoes
Tomatoes are considered a staple in the Aussie diet. Not only are they full of flavour, but they are super versatile and rich in antioxidants. No matter how you like ...
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Lipoic Acid – Type 2 Diabetes Support
Lipoic acid; great for insulin sensitivity!
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International Year of the Pulses
What are Pulses?
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Top 5 Calcium Rich Vegetables
Quite often, dairy is placed in the spotlight as being the best source of absorbable calcium however this is not entirely accurate. There are a multitude of different ...
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Okra – Nature’s Lady Fingers, for Gut Health
Okra is a vegetable from the cotton family and both the seeds and pods have been consumed for centuries. It is believed to have originated close to Ethiopia and ...
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