Australian dietitian Joel Feren recommends using milk powder as a cost-effective alternative to expensive protein powders for weight loss and muscle retention, citing its high-quality protein, calcium, and vitamin content. Milk powder contains both fast-digesting whey protein and slow-digesting casein, making it ideal for muscle recovery and growth. With a price point as low as $10 per kilo compared to protein powders costing up to $100, milk powder provides a versatile and economical option for fitness enthusiasts looking to optimize their nutrition and performance.
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North Queensland facing more major flooding as government widens financial aid
North Queensland is facing ongoing flooding as the federal government expands financial aid to support more affected towns, with major flooding warnings issued from Cairns to Rockhampton due to heavy rainfall. The Burdekin local disaster management group has issued an emergency warning for Giru, with flood levels reaching 2.93m and expected to hit 3m today. Relief efforts are underway, including personal hardship payments and disaster recovery funding arrangements, as the rain is forecasted to ease...
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