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Toxin-free beauty

From hidden chemicals in skincare to the air in our homes. Here’s how to transition to a non-toxic beauty routine without the overwhelm.

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Yoga for menopause

Perimenopause brings a whole new set of surprises, from midnight sweats to mood swings and insomnia. Yoga’s ancient practices provide gentle but powerful tools to help you navigate this journey and find steadier ground.

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Finding joie de vivre in Greece

A Greek escape for relaxation and self-discovery, exploring Crete’s charm and Tainaron Blue’s serenity, reconnecting with wellness.

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Embracing the power of nature during menopause

Prioritising self-care is essential during menopause, and natural remedies such as Oil Garden’s Menopause Essential Oil Blend offer comfort and relief, supporting both physical and emotional wellbeing in this significant life stage.

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How to support your muscle health, according to a natural medicine provider

Discover the Power of Healthy Muscles: Boost Well-being with Magnesium Supplements. Learn Top Tips for Muscle Support Today!

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The power of self-compassion

While undoing a lifetime of beliefs can be challenging, it is possible to learn to become more self-compassionate. Discover how to develop a healthier and happier relationship with yourself.

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World Menopause Month

World Menopause Month

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The truth about sugar

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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A facial rejuvenation treatment that’s better than botox

Acupuncture face-lifts can improve your holistic health and indicate areas that need to be attended to.

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The society that disappeared

In 1929, a peasant worker in Sichuan province, China, was repairing a sewage ditch located 40km from the province’s capital, Chengdu. As he worked, he began to uncover jade and stone artifacts. These objects were remarkable enough, but their significance was not truly appreciated until in 1986, construction workers digging in the same area unearthed […]

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Navigating perimenopause

Most women start experiencing perimenopause symptoms for several years before going through the final transition of menopause. A 48-year-old woman presented at the clinic with a range of symptoms that were impacting adversely on her life. She was suffering from lack of energy and after being a good sleeper previously, for the last few months […]

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Rejuvenating ageing kidneys

A plant-based vegetarian diet and even eating less preserves youthful kidney activity. Midway through 2024, Channel Nine, forever the masters of the moment, featured a reality TV show entitled Do you Want to Live Forever? During this four-week spectacle, four couples, most of whose daily devotion to junk-food consumption, smoking and alcohol hardly qualified them […]

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A family wellness escape

Editor Kate spends five days in Noosa on a babymoon with her growing family, enjoying pristine nature, incredible food and moments to reconnect with each other — and herself — before becoming a family of four. As the Kabi Kabi people say, “Wunya Ngulum” or “welcome everyone”. This warm greeting encapsulates the exact feeling my […]

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Yoga to find purpose

Discovering your life’s purpose can feel like a profound, elusive quest, but yoga offers a simple path to connect with your true essence. Through the wisdom of dharma and the practice of stillness, yoga guides you to align with your core values, embrace the mundane and uncover your unique spark in every moment. One of […]

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Doer & Thinker – Bob Brown

Optimistic, defiant and caring. Those are the three ideals that Australian environmentalist and former leader of The Greens, Bob Brown, believes we should strive for if we are going to save the planet.   Bob Brown, the celebrated activist and author, has talked the talk for more than four decades, and continues to walk the […]

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Life Lines

Therapeutic benefits of going outside in nature A new study finds that spending 10 minutes in nature can benefit adults with mental illness. The meta-analysis reviewed 30 years of research on the social, mental and physical health effects of nature exposure. Spending time in nature reduces stress, improves cognitive function and boosts mood. The analysis […]

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The Pulse

Poor sleep links to brain ageing A recent study links poor sleep quality in early middle age with signs of accelerated brain ageing by late middle age. Conducted with 589 participants, the research involved sleep assessments at age 40 and five years later, along with brain scans 15 years after the study began. Researchers evaluated […]

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The colour of starlight

Starlight, by definition, is the visible electromagnetic radiation that is emitted by stars, but there is more magic to it than that. Every visible star is made of clouds containing cold hydrogen molecules that separate into pieces as they collapse with incredible amounts of gravitational force. The constant gravity pulls molecules towards the star’s core […]

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Priming the whale pump

After decades of industrialised whaling, overall whale populations around the globe are 25 per cent of what they once were. There have been movements to save the whales, as we gradually appreciate the importance of biodiversity and find admiration for the capabilities of these impressive creatures. What we are now realising is that whales may […]