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Planning your life journey

Approaching 30 or 60 and suddenly questioning your life's purpose and plan? Diana Timmins reveals that the answers may be scrawled in the sky, as your Saturn returns. ...

14 high fibre foods

Amber Wilson discusses the benefits of a high fibre eating plan. ...

How to stimulate healthy bacteria

Take care of your tummy this holiday season

Probiotics are the healthy bacteria naturally present in your digestive tract. ...

4 ways to be calmer

Want to make today healthier and less frantic? 
Then think yourself calmer: ...

20 ways to maintain good karma

Follow our checklist to maintain good karma.

Learning to put positive karma into action may be the key that unlocks a healthier, wealthier, wiser you. ...

How to deal with anxiety in 10 steps

Naturopath Kylie Cloney lends some expert advice

Most of us perform well under pressure, and stress can in fact be a driving factor to push us forward in life. However, how far is too far before stress becomes anxiety and the line is crossed? ...

Parsnip, potato and green split pea soup

A winter warming soup packed with protein-high legume goodness!

Rosie Percival's protein packed soup is great for vegetarians and those looking to boost the fibre in their diet ...

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Kinesiology for weight loss

More people are finding out that kinesiology is a powerful tool for healing. And what’s more, it can help unblock the problems that lead to excessive weight. Amber Wilson puts it to the test.

Kinesiology isn’t hocus pocus. Sure, it might seem strange on your first visit when your therapist asks your arms and wrists about stuff that happened to you 20 years ago. But as more and more people are finding out, kinesiology is a powerful tool for healing. And what’s more, it can help unblock the problems that lead to excessive weight. Amber Wilson puts it to the test. ...

Laws of attraction

What draws us to certain people and makes us click? Jennifer Kang explores the relationship laws of attraction.

The relationships we share with others are fickle, transitory things. There are those with whom we don’t share any common interests yet get along with so well and conversely, there are those who are similar in character and personality, yet there are an abundance of awkward silences in small-talk-filled, disjointed conversations. ...

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