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The power of positive thinking

Positive thinking fundamentally changes the way the human brain works, helping us to broaden our focus and allowing us to see the big picture.

Meet Dr Barbara Fredrickson: a leading authority on the science of positive emotions. She is an American university professor, incoming president of the International Positive Psychology Association and world-renowned researcher in the field of positive psychology. ...

AntiGravity aerial yoga

Yoga with a twist!

AntiGravity aerial yoga uses a silk hammock suspended from the ceiling to literally heighten your yoga practice. ...

Carrageenan: the secret food additive

Carrageenan is injected into meat for moisture retention, added to soymilk, and you can even find it in some toothpastes, writes Andrea Bentancor ...

Why probiotics are a vital component to your wellbeing

Gut-loving elixirs.

It seems that gut health is the wellness topic du jour, but the attention it’s received of late shouldn’t mean we underestimate its importance. Here, we take a look at the fascinating world of probiotics and share some gut-loving elixirs you can make at home. ...

How to look after your breasts

Take a hands-on approach!

We may hold the solutions to achieving breast health, writes Jenan Taylor. ...

Preparing for pregnancy

A step-by-step guide for new mums

While there’s no perfect way to prepare for pregnancy, there are some healthy steps mothers-to-be in particular can take to get their body baby ready, explains Shannon Dunn. ...

Herbal medicine cabinet

Treatments for headaches, coughs and Athlete's Foot

Natural remedies that you can find in your medicine cabinet. ...

Eating for your Ayurvedic type

Food and medicine

In traditional Hindu medicine, or Ayurveda, there are three body types: Vata, Pitta and Kapha. ...

Yoga poses for happiness

Try the Pigeon, Urdhva Dhanurasana and Sukhasana pose

Lift your mood, decrease stress and boost happiness with these three yoga poses. ...

Aboriginal healing for tense shoulders and tired souls

The ancient Aboriginal Kodo massage does more than just relieve tired and aching muscles.

It is like a massage for the soul, releasing negative energies and enhancing positive energy flow as well as releasing niggling knots and muscular tension, as Liz Nowosad discovers. ...

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