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Fasting - the restorative effects
Naturopath Sally Mathrick explains the restorative effects of fasting in a fast lifestyle. ...
Submitted by anh_cms_admin on Fri, 05/03/2013 - 13:14- Read more
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Sarah Holloway’s matcha mango smoothie
A delicious way to start your day.
Featured as one of our 'Wellness Leaders' in the February-March 2017 edition, superfood and matcha lover, Sarah Holloway treats us with her yummy matcha mango smoothie. ...
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What is anorexia?
A former sufferer attempts to debunk the myths
It is estimated that eating disorders affect nearly one million Australians and approximately one in 100 adolescent girls develop anorexia nervosa. ...
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Not so sweet…
When we think of sugar and the foods containing it, we tend to think of a treat. A chocolate biscuit with a cup of tea, an ice cream on a hot summers day, a slice of birthday cake or a cold, refreshing can of soda.
We don’t so much consider, that refined sugars are present in large amounts in many of the foods we consume on a daily basis. Liz Nowosad looks a little deeper into the implications of high sugar levels on our health. ...
Submitted by ANH Editor on Fri, 12/17/2010 - 14:43- Read more
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Understanding food intolerances
Not just a food fad
Navigating the somewhat ambiguous world of food intolerances can be a daunting and isolating journey. But there are innumerable positive experiences involved, with social understanding and acceptance ever increasing and the numbers of those with a food intolerance ever growing, writes Christina Bulbrook. ...
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What is jamu?
Understanding the Indonesian art of herbal healing.
As our nearest Asian neighbours, there’s a lot of wisdom to be gained from Indonesia – particularly when it comes to health and wellness. Janella Purcell travels to Bali to share in the secrets of jamu, a traditional healing methodology that relies on herbs and lotions and potions to cure all manner of illnesses. ...
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4 ways to be calmer
Want to make today healthier and less frantic? Then think yourself calmer: ...
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Tao of eating
Improve your health with Lao Tzu’s Tao Te Ching
Brannon Gerling espouses classic guidance for lasting dietary wellness. ...
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Top five reasons people practice yoga
The stats are in.
When students start yoga, they commonly speak of it as a means to better manage work stress or to counteract the toll that the modern Western lifestyle is having on their body. But with time, these same students begin to experience how yoga helps them to establish healthier relationships with loved ones, better connections with colleagues and a deep desire to live a more meaningful, conscious life. ...
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Making peace with your family
How to build bridges
Healing rifts with relatives and building bridges over past hurts is the best way to free yourself from childhood pain and ongoing family tensions, writes Stephanie Osfield. ...
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