The “expectation effect” is not about notions of magical magnetism, it is about a scientific understanding that what you expect has real, tangible power to shape your world.

We love these small-sized prawns on skewers because they’re delicious, easy to eat and easy to cook.

Wrapping the salmon in foil allows the juices to infuse beautifully in the salmon, resulting in the salmon literally melting in your mouth. A little bit of honey provides a subtle natural sweetness to the dish but it is equally delicious without. Feel free to exchange the butter with olive oil as a lighter alternative.

Is there anything better than prawns on the barbie in summer? For this recipe you can buy cutlets with tails if you prefer.

Discover seven wholesome foods that not only nourish the gut microbiome but can be easily incorporated into meals the next time you are entertaining

Homesteading is experiencing a resurgence and increasingly a necessity in a time of product shortages and spiralling costs. Here’s how to get started according to mentors in the lifestyle.

The passionate, open-mouthed “French” kiss is so pervasive in our media and our lives that it is easy to take it for granted. Here we take an intimate look at the history and biology of the romantic kiss.

The poet and civil rights activist Maya Angelou once said, “It’s one of the greatest gifts you can give yourself, to forgive. Forgive everybody.” Here, we look at the science of forgiveness and how yoga can help you to move stuck energies and emotions.

Antioxidants are one of the best mitigators for reducing premature ageing and wrinkles, making coconut oil a great natural anti-ageing balm.

Fusing the power of nature with the potency of traditional skin wisdom is what sets The Herb Farm apart. We test out the natural skincare and body care range that hails from our New Zealand neighbours.

These tasty chicken balls are the perfect finger food to serve at parties. Chicken is a great source of protein to supply amino acids, vital for growth and repair, and the production of neurotransmitters such as serotonin. Chicken also supplies immune-boosting zinc and iron. Ginger and garlic are both excellent immune-boosting foods that help the body fight off infections.

I really like kale, but I know it can be a tricky one for some people. So toss it with some garlicky leeks and smother it in a rich, creamy sauce and watch the family devour this nutritional powerhouse. I like to add a bit of crunch to mine using toasted panko or almond flakes.