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5 energy-boosting smoothie ingredients

Add these to your post-workout drink

It's important to follow up your workout with a healthy nutrient-rich meal. Rosie Percival lists her favourite smoothie ingredients ...

Peaceful parenting - a lesson in meditation

Meditation teacher Joanne Mensforth Ph.D reveals her top tips

Parenthood is a gift, it’s also a life-changing event – the enormity of which, we never quite understand until we are in it ...

The low-down on the contraceptive pill

The pros and cons decoded.

With the oral contraceptive pill being prescribed for a range of health-related reasons other than contraception, DR NAT KRINGOUDIS weighs in on the pros and cons of this tiny capsule. ...

Are you already hypnotised?

Many of us are 'programmed’ by false ideas, says hypnotherapist Cynthia Morgan

Have you ever wondered why we believe certain things? And why some of those beliefs seem to keep us at arms length of living the life we really want? ...

How to make your own lip balm

If you're a DIY diehard or simple looking for a new project, this is for you.

Don't let cracked or dry lips stop you from smiling. This extremely nourishing lip balm will give you smooth lips in no time. ...

Avocado toast with alfalfa sprouts

Kick-start your morning with a healthy breakfast that's easy to make

Avocado is an excellent source of essential fatty acids. Combined with good-quality bread, it is a great way to start the day ...

Becoming vegan

Tips for a smooth transition

Janella Purcell answers your questions about veganism. ...

Hit the track Bushwalking for health

The weather may be somewhat cooler, but there’s still plenty of opportunity to escape to the outdoors and enjoy some serious hiking.

Emma Krieger pulls her boots on and gets walking. ...

Feng shui basics

Energise your life with feng shui

Literally translated into English, feng shui means ‘wind-water’, and its principles have been used and applied for thousands of years. ...

Colourful calm: colouring as the new form of meditation

In a welcome throwback to our collective childhoods, neuroscience is unveiling the potential of colouring-in to reduce stress, foster creativity and enhance the brain’s performance.

But before we rush to the stationery aisle to splurge on pastel crayons, we had to ask ourselves (and the experts): does it really work? ...

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