Smart Eating Resources – Monash University
This resource is sourced from Monash University, visit the page here.
Check out these resources for more information about Smart Eating and how making simple changes to our daily habits now can make a significant difference to our health in the long run.
Smart Eating – Where do we start?
- Key food groups Australians should be having more of (Australian Guide to Healthy Eating)
- Benefits of having a well-balanced and varied diet (Better Health Channel)
- Mindful eating – what is it and how can we achieve it? (BDA)
- Smart portion size guide for everyday meals (Heart foundation)
- Starting with breakfast like a boss (Dietitians Australia)
- Australian Alcohol Guidelines provide a framework for how to stay healthy and protect yourself and your family from alcohol harm (Alcohol and Drug Foundation)
- How many kilojoules are you drinking? (Live Lighter)
- Junk Food calculator (Live Lighter)
- 8 practical ways to help stop sugar cravings (Bupa)
- Avoiding the afternoon slump (Nutrition Australia)
Smart Shopping
- General guide to label reading (Australian Guide to Healthy Eating)
- Smart shopping guide (Live Lighter)
- Food Tracker (A simple tool developed by Nutrition Australia in partnership with Woolworths ‘everyday rewards’ to provide insight into your shopping habits and inspiration to make healthier choices)
- Give your kitchen a makeover (Eat Right)
- Salad Builder (Live Lighter)
- Sandwich Builder (Live Lighter)
- Create a healthy lunchbox (Nutrition Australia for Healthy Life)
- 6 supermarket traps everyone should know about (Bupa)
Smart Swaps
- 10 tips to achieve the right balance of dietary fats (Heart Foundation)
- Smart Swaps (Nutrition Australia)
- Salt Swaps (Unpack the salt)
- Sugar Swaps (Live Lighter)
- Healthy Recipe Swaps (Live Lighter)
- Healthy Snack Swaps – Lunch box ideas (Cancer Council)
Seasonal produce and farmers market
- Melbourne and Victoria’s seasonal produce (Seasonal Food Guide)
- Farmers Market (Victorian Farmers Market Association)
- Community Supported Agriculture (CSA Network Australia New Zealand)