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Pain Relief

Which way to go?

Amber Wilson explains the pros and cons of conventional pain killers and the natural alternatives available. ...

24 Hours To a New You!

Want to change the way you feel?

It only takes a day, says Alex Gazzola – and it needn’t be as strenuous as you think! ...

10 ways to develop a healthier body image

Break free from society's ongoing obsession with looks.

In celebration of our 'Love your body' issue, psychologist Sam Van Meurs shares a 10-step program to get you on your way to a healthier body image. ...

Natural sunscreen alternatives

Foods to prevent skin cancer

Louise Wedgewood finds out which natural alternatives can help ward off ageing and skin cancer. ...

Inside a dietitian's pantry

Lyndi Cohen aka The Nude Nutritionist go-to ingredients.

Her no-nonsense approach to nutrition has positioned her as a go-to expert on health and wellbeing. Here, she shares five pantry essentials she can't live without. ...

8 ways to manage food intolerances

Learn to look after your body

Penny Lara looks at how to cope with common intolerances ...

Chocolate tofu cheesecake

Healthy desserts from Dorota and Walter Trupp

Hosting a dinner party? End on a high with this tasty chocolate cheesecake. ...

Silent retreats

Could you resist the urge to talk in a 10-day silent Vipassana meditation retreat?

Is true happiness to be found in a 10-day silent Vipassana meditation retreat? Jade de Souza finds out ...

Kimchi and mushroom fried rice

Delicious Korean food

Kimchi – that tangy, crunchy mainstay of Korean cuisine – is brimming with beneficial bacteria to keep your gut healthy. ...

How to stay healthy at any size

If experts agree on anything, fitness is key and kgs on the scales are less important than body fat around the tummy.

The prevalence of overweight and obesity in Australia is increasing. Recent studies estimate that more than half of all Australian women (52 per cent) and two-thirds of men (67 per cent) are overweight or obese. That is, almost 60 per cent of the adult population in Australia is overweight or obese ...

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