Women's Health Australia

Should I Be Eating Full-fat Dairy?

Ah, fat. Our love-hate relationship with it is well documented – since the ’80s, public health campaigns have encouraged the average person to cut back on butter, cheese and other high-fat foods, owing to a link between sat fat and heart disease. Then there’s the concern about consuming excess kilojoules, as the number of people carrying unhealthy body

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