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Delicious healthy dishes created with your gut health in mind! From fibre-rich breakfasts, to anti-inflammatory mains and low-sugar desserts, these recipes will help you keep your tummy happy

Nutrition expert, Dr Joanna McMillan, shares the best foods to eat to help maintain your brain health, help protect against memory loss and boost brain power.

We've pulled together a batch of our favourite recipes that are low in carbs and high in flavour. From our pasta-free lasagne to our bun-free turkey burgers, you can enjoy delicious meals while sticking to your food goals.

If you're following a Paleo or low-carb diet, it may seem difficult to think of interesting breakfast recipes every day. This collection of meals is here to inspire, and ensure you start every day with something delicious and nutritious. We've brought you everything from baked eggs and omelettes, to healthy smoothie recipes and naturally-sweet chia puddings. You'll also find breakfast salads, stuffed mushrooms, bubble and squeak and frittata recipes. Dig in!

If you're following a Paleo diet and are looking for some creative meals to make for dinner, look no further than this recipe collection. We've brought you the best recipes that are low in carbs and processed foods, but high in flavour and nutrients. From our pesto lamb and zucchini salad to our cauliflower crust pizza, there's something for every tastebud here. You'll also find lovely grilled seafood dishes, and delicious baked chicken recipes for a healthy protein hit.

It's cheap to cook with, easy to whip up quickly and can be an extremely versatile addition to many dishes, but mince certainly doesn't need to be boring. Once you add your herbs, spices, veggies and carbohydrate of choice, it can be super healthy and flavoursome. To show you how you can include more mince in your healthy recipes, here is a selection of our favourite chicken, beef, lamb and pork recipes. We've also included some lean turkey mince options to cut down on fat and kilojoules. Dinner that's healthy and tasty? Tick!

If you find yourself left with an uncomfortable feeling of burning in your chest and throat after eating, you may be suffering from acid reflux. There's a few lifestyle changes you can make to help reduce the severity of your reflux, which includes eating low-fat and non-acidic foods. Steamed, poached and grilled poultry and seafood is a great base for your meals, then add vegetables like fennel, celery and ginger (known for reducing acid in your body). Light, easy-to-digest carbs like oats, rice and couscous can also be eaten. Try to avoid high-fat foods like cream, cheese, avocado or mayonnaise.

When you think of foods that are high in vitamin C, your mind probably jumps straight to oranges. But there are an array of other nutrient-rich foods great for fighting colds and boosting your immune system.

Whether you're trying to avoid high blood pressure or you're already suffering from hypertension, your diet is having more of an effect than you think.

Eat your way to a flatter tum!

Onions are one of those love ‘em or hate ‘em deals, but if you’re after a healthy lifestyle, it may be time to start including this tear-inducing bulb.

Eating healthy amounts of dietary fibre is essential for maintaining a healthy digestive system, regulating weight and keeping your heart happy. Here are the best sources of naturally occurring fibre.

When you reach for the sauce to drizzle over your hot dog or chicken sandwich, it's important to know the healthy condiment options, as many every day sauces could be derailing your health goals.

Adding these delicious foods to your diet and you could boost your metabolism, burn fat, and feel healthier.

It's an essential factor in maintaining healthy bones, but not everyone can get their calcium intake from milk or its by-products.

The humble blueberry may be doing more for your health than you think.

When it comes to food, not all fats are created equal. Recently, eating 'healthy' fats has been linked to improved heart health, skin health and increased satiety. But many people don't know which foods they should be eating, and what to avoid.

Eating fruits and vegetables is a cornerstone of good health, providing us with nutrients beneficial for overall wellbeing. But many of us have trouble getting our recommended intake each day...

Barley has been shown to provide significant, and rapid, health benefits in a recent study carried out by Sweden’s Lund University.

Your store-cupboard is hiding a wealth of natural mood-boosters.

Whether you're a vegetarian or purely considering cutting back on eating meat, you can still get essential vitamins and minerals from eating grains, nuts, fruits and vegies. Here's how.

For decades we've been told to be wary of cooking oils that are high in saturated fats - but the latest research is making us rethink everything!