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7 signs of financial stress

Is your relationship suffering?

Conflicting pay cheques and attitudes towards money can cause friction in your relationship if you’re not careful. ...

How to make natural perfume

DIY fragrances

Want to make your own perfume? Start with a collection of 100% pure, organic essential oils. ...

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. ...

Why is the digestive system so important?

Your gut is remarkably sophisticated

How we eat is inherent to wellbeing, thus, so is how we digest. Early food philosopher Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin sparked the term “You are what you eat”, which serves as a reminder that wellbeing cannot be sustained without good food and a healthy, functioning gut with which to digest it. Naturopath SALLY MATHRICK explores what it means to understand our gut feelings. ...

22 tips for a healthy gut and digestion

Jessica Sepels wise words of advice.

Here are Jessica's tried-and-tested remedies for improving your digestion and keeping the health of your gut in good condition. ...

6 ways to practice self-love

How to love and accept your body.

Kate Callaghan shares her tips that helped her adopt a holistic approach to self-care and nutrition. ...

Obese Australians more likely to get diabetes

Overweight Australians are at greater risk of diabetes, according to new research. ...

Healthy zucchini noodle recipes

A fresh take on your regular pasta.

Sally Obermeder and Maha Koraiem shares their delicious pasta alternatives with zucchini noodles two ways. ...

Meatless Mondays

Set up a habit that will carry through the following days

Eat red meat and die younger, says a recent study out of Harvard ...

22 happy habits

Optimise your happiness quotient with these powerful practices.

The founder of positive psychology Dr Martin Seligman says 60 per cent of happiness is due to joyful genes and environment, the remaining 40 per cent is in our hands. ...

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