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4 natural remedies for acne

With Janella Purcell

Acne tends to be a combination of a clogged liver and anxiety. ...

Hot oat and quinoa porridge recipe

A delicious winter warmer!

Kick-start the morning with this great breakfast. Oats are an excellent source of fibre and are brilliant for the nervous system, and quinoa is an excellent source of protein. ...

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 ...

Beauty tips for your 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s

Learn how to look after your skin at every age

Whatever beauty means to you, how you maintain it changes with age. Louse Wedgwood offers some advice for women in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s. ...

You're sweet enough

Wellness writer and co-author of 7 Things Your Doctor Forgot to Tell you, Andi Lew, fills us in on the truth about artificial sweetners.

Although you may think you're losing weight or being healthier by replacing sugar or fat with artificial sweetners, you may be doing the opposite. ...

Orange and fig quinoa breakfast bowls

The perfect way to start your day.

Kick-start your day with this healthy, vegetarian breakfast bowl. ...

Foundations of a healthy life by Jessica Sepel

It's not all about what we eat.

The principles for living a healthy life don’t just centre around what we consume. Here, we take a look at Sepel's tips to living a healthy life. ...

Exploring the healing energies and spiritual wellness

High vibes only.

In order to evolve our consciousness and enhance our spiritual wellness, we must first turn our attention towards the energy we emit on a daily basis. KRISTINA IOANNOU and DANAE DIMITROPOULOU investigate how shifting our frequency through our thoughts, emotions and practices can raise our vibration. ...

Health and wellness at the Southern School of Natural Therapies

Take your learning to the next level with the Southern School of Natural Therapies (SSNT).

It is one thing to take responsibility for your own health and wellbeing, yet it is another challenge to help others achieve better health and wellbeing. ...

Boost your bone health

Bones are living, dynamic, interacting organs of the human organism that do more than provide skeletal support. They are continually breaking down and building up.

The trick to having strong bones, explains Naturopath, Sally Mathrick, is to ensure that the rate of breaking down doesn’t exceed the rate of rebuilding. ...

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