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Yoga for diabetes

The practice of yoga brings the body, mind and spirit into harmony. In this state, free of worries and stress, a great amount of healing can take place on all levels.

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DIY homoeopathy travel kit

Homoeopathic remedies provide a safer more natural alternative to conventional vaccination when travelling overseas.

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Is soy really good for you?

Is soy a superfood or the devil in your diet? WellBeing explores the facts about this increasingly popular food.

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How to assess the feng shui of a home

Feng Shui is a bit like ‘house astrology’. It’s a way of calculating what will happen in a person’s life when living in a certain house or working in a particular place.

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Why it’s OK to fall apart

We all try to keep it together, but sometimes you have to let the threads of your life unravel before happiness and healing can occur.

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How to manage blood sugar levels

Giving in to cravings for sweets can cause all sorts of health problems, but there are ways to help your body to deal with sugar more effectively.

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Ready, set, go!

A healthy body is the best place for your baby to grow. Your diet and fitness level can play a major part in influencing the health of your unborn child.

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The benefits of pregnancy after 40

Though modern medicine indicates there are risks associated with becoming a mother after 35, women who have been there and have the stretchmarks to prove it suggest there are many benefits to waiting until this magical time of life.

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Lip service

What we put on our lips and into our bodies can mean the difference between chapped lips and a healthy pout.

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A life without child

The decision not to enter parenthood is rarely an easy one. Childless women, in particular, face the challenge of fitting into a society that expects them to become mothers. So how, within this context, can a woman make peace with her choice?