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Low carb & luscious

Explore a healthy approach to adopting a low-carb diet, discover the wholesome foods that can be incorporated and sample some delectable low-carb recipes that will excite your taste buds.

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The Pulse

Ant honey battles bacteria, kids’ reasoning boosted by diet, reading, sports. Kombucha aids diabetes control, cutting blood glucose levels.

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8 indoor workouts to boost your energy

We all struggle to get moving in the morning, especially in the cooler months. But moving early ensures we feel energised throughout the day. The only way to produce more energy is by making and using more energy, as you’ll do with these eight uplifting exercises.

Active Transport

Active transport is the key to achieving sustainable mobility

Sustainable urban mobility (SUM) refers to how we get about our towns and cities, and doing it in a way that will not see those communities disappear. The experts agree that they key to achieving sustainable mobility is the adoption of “active transport”

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Calling all the neat freaks!

While some people thrive in the chaos of a messy home, others like things neat and tidy. Where do you sit on the spectrum of cleanliness and how is it affecting your mood?

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What is “inflammageing” doing to your skin?

The beauty buzzword “inflammageing” refers to how excess inflammation accelerates the skin’s natural
ageing process. Based on the nature of contemporary lifestyles, “inflammageing” is probably happening to you right now. Discovering what chronic low-grade inflammation is doing to your skin and how to combat it is your most valuable ticket to maintaining a healthy, resilient and youthful complexion.

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How to stay active when you hate exercise

Like eating more greens, we know exercise is good for our body and mind. What stands in the way of getting a healthy dose of movement? How can exercise loathers develop more fondness for physical activity? We take a look.