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Fruity-nut cottage cheese with raspberry sauce

Healthy dessert ideas

Utilise nature’s sweetness with some tasty treats ...

Uncovering the benefits of beauty sleep

A good night’s rest could be all you need for vibrant, glowing skin, writes Shannon Dunn.

While night creams can work skin wonders while we sleep, there’s no better support for a healthy, glowing visage than a good night’s kip. ...

How to help heal PCOS with your diet and lifestyle

The natural way to heal.

Dr Nat Kringoudis shares her tips on how to heal Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) by making changes to your food choices and lifestyle. ...

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. ...

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Love your liver with Dr Sandra Cabot

How to recognise & reverse fatty liver

Fatty liver is a condition that’s becoming an all-too common curse on Australians. Here, Dr Sandra Cabot shares her tips on how to recognise fatty liver and how to reverse it. ...

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Can we trust Dr Google?

Is it healthy to be looking online for information about your health? What should you look out for and what are the best sites?

An increasing number of people are looking online before going to a doctor. They’re 'Googling' for information, advice and in some cases replacing a real life doctor’s appointment with an online consultant. ...

Pregnancy pampering

Healthy and beautiful.

For some women, pregnancy is a breeze. A blissful, beautiful time with glowing skin, glossy hair, inner peace and an overall feeling of total wellness – but for others, not so much. ...

How to overcome social anxiety

Train yourself to feel more comfortable

Does the thought of public speaking make your blood run cold? How about making small talk at a work function, dating, meeting new people, using public bathrooms, eating in front of others, or working out among the ultra-toned posse at the gym? If not, you’re in the minority. In a series of studies by American psychologist Philip Zimbardo, 40 per cent of people described themselves as chronically shy and most others admitted feeling shy in certain situations. Only five per cent claimed to never feel bashful at all. ...

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