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Discover the relationship between spirituality and nutrition

It’s not just the food we eat that nourishes our body, but the way the food is prepared, along with the energy the cook imbues in the practice. ...

Natural oils Vs moisturising creams

Essential skincare advice

Want something that is free from parabens and synthetic fragrances, penetrates deep into your skin’s layers, and doesn’t cost the earth? ...

Detoxing through yoga

Find your inner peace.

As well as detoxing your yoga practice, yoga can also help you detox your mind and body. This is by following three elements of yoga practice: specific poses (asanas), breathing (pranayama) and dietary and lifestyle tips (Ayurveda) that focus on detoxing the physical body as well as the mental state. ...

Manuka honey: superfood or sham?

We uncover the truth about this celebrity-endorsed elixir

Long before superfoods were considered health-and-beauty must-haves, there reigned a queen of natural elixirs touted widely for its wound healing and skin-softening properties – and, of course, its taste. But now, as the latest in food fads come and go, manuka honey continues its steady rise in popularity. ...

Carrot and pumpkin risotto

A delicious vegie dish

Recipe taken from Cooking From the Market: Vegetables by Murdoch Books ...

Cherry Heaven dessert

Annette Sym, author of Symply Too Good To Be True, shares her recipes

Whip up a delicious dessert in no time at all ...

Melissa Ambrosini's healthy habits

See if they work for you!

Melissa Ambrosini swears by dry body brushing, organic coconut oil and daily yoga sessions. Here, she explains why... ...

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Manuka honey face mask

Sweet superfood for your skin

Try this skin-smoothing, blemish-healing mask once you’ve thoroughly cleansed your face with an all-natural cleanser. ...

3 Foods that are secretly good for you

Not all 'bad' foods need to be ditched. Indulging a little now and then may actually boost your mood and wellbeing, reports Erin Kisby.

The secret's out. A growing body of research is finding that some so called 'bad' foods may actually be good for you. We've found 3 indulgences that may do your health more good than harm ...

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