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How can you tell the difference between local and imported pork?

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Can bleach be used to clean water so it's suitable for drinking?

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The health benefits of chutneys and pickles.

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15 (other) ways to get calcium

15 (other) ways to get calcium

There’s 325mg of calcium in a cup of ‘light blue’ milk. But what if you can’t drink milk? Don’t panic – there are plenty of ways to boost bone health. More

More calcium, less cancer

More calcium, less cancer

More news on why calcium is so good for us; particularly females. More

Ask the experts: Mediterranean diet

Ask the experts: Mediterranean diet

Do you get enough calcium on a Mediterranean diet? More

Calcium and exercise

Calcium and exercise

If you exercise most days, a diet with adequate calcium is very important for your overall health. More

Lactose intolerance and milk allergy

Lactose intolerance and milk allergy

What are they and how do you get enough calcium in your diet if you have one? More

How to get enough calcium

How to get enough calcium

Milk and dairy products, as well as being a source of protein and providing a range of vitamins and minerals, are the main source of calcium in a typical Kiwi diet. More

Milk for young children

Milk for young children

Is milk safe for young children, and if so, what type of milk is best? More

How to choose: Milk

How to choose: Milk

We guide you through the milk aisle of the supermarket to help you decipher which type of milk is best for you. More

Calcium-rich foods better for bones

Calcium-rich foods better for bones

Researchers in the US studied the calcium intakes of 183 post-menopausal women and measured their bone mineral density (BMD) at different parts of their skeleton. More

Dairy not just good for bones

Dairy not just good for bones

Researchers from Hawaiian and Californian Universities studied the diets of over 190,000 people in the US and found that higher intakes of calcium were associated with lower rates of colorectal cancer. More

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