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Pregnancy supplements to boost brain power

Kick-start your child's intellect

Children whose mothers took these supplements during pregnancy had higher intellectual levels, according to a new study ...

Fig, pomegranate, radicchio, orange and feta salad recipe

A wholesome salad for the whole family.

This salad has the perfect mix of bitter, sweet and savoury flavours, and with the addition of radicchi, which contains inulin, a prebiotic and also increases bile production and helps us utilise skin-loving fats. ...

FODMAP-friendly green risotto

A low FODMAP diet can help ease cramping, bloating and constipation. Try this tasty green risotto recipe. ...

10 cancer-fighting foods

Cancer surviver Kristine Matheson shares her secrets

Kristine Matheson survived terminal cancer with the help of holistic, natural remedies. Here, she shares her top diet tips ...

5 ways to relieve muscle & joint pain

Preparation is key!

Your fitness goals can be severely hindered by joint problems. However, with a little preparation and some knowledge you can tackle any fitness challenge and feel great during and after. ...

How clean are your hands, really?

Ever forget to wash your hands? A new study reveals its findings...

A recent UK study, which examined the hands of almost 400 people, found that 82 per cent were contaminated with bacteria. ...

How can we override feelings of jealousy?

Wisdom from the Dalai Lama

In June 2015, his Holiness the Dalai Lama returned to Australia for the 10th time to share his timeless wisdom. Here, we share some of his valuable insights about jealousy. ...

Ginger and cinnamon 
poached pears

Can be made ahead and served over granola for a breakfast option. ...

The 3 must-have supplements

Supplementing with natural medicine.

If you're struggling to prioritise your nutrients, naturopath Julia D'Angelo shares her top three recommendations. ...

Are you in a controlling relationship?

8 signs of a controlling partner

The control freak will go to great lengths to get their own way; they can be manipulative, often intimidating, highly critical, and usually skilled at debate to the point of distorting the truth and, by their very nature, disrespectful. ...

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