Health
WellBeing
Protein - the building blocks of beauty
Chicken, turkey, beef, pork, lamb and organ meats such as pâté are all rich sources of high-quality protein.
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Skincare that really cares
We put Sanctum's most popular products to the test and see why they're loved and adored by all.
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Chelsea Pottenger - CARING FOR MENTAL HEALTH
Chelsea Pottenger, a mother, ambassador, keynote speaker and the founder and director of EQ Minds, is dedicated to reshaping the corporate landscape of mental health.
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Green Beat
All the latest in environmental issues
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Community-based prepping
Is the future going to look like it does at the present? Or might there be unexpected challenges? The answer is that challenges are likely and if not now, then soon. The real question becomes how we will respond to that disruption and achieve sustainable positive outcomes as a result.
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Rest, roll and recover
Your body requires proper care and attention to function at its best. Just as you fuel your body with nutritious food, you must also provide it with adequate rest and recovery to maintain optimal health.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF STILLNESS
In a busy world we say, \"Who has time for stillness?\" But the question should be: \"What are we really missing out on by not prioritising silent and soulful solitude?\"
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Cucumbers
Cucumbers hydrate you and have potential antidiabetic, lipid lowering and antioxidant activity.
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The Pulse
Medical findings for a healthier body
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Gohan Everyday Japanese Cooking
Gohan: Everyday Japanese Cooking is an ode to the wholesome beauty of traditional Japanese cuisine. Penned by cookbook author Emiko Davies, who hails from both Australian and Japanese culinary traditions, it invites readers into her childhood kitchen. This is soulful cuisine, meticulously crafted with affection to nourish the body and promote wellbeing, but also to forge a profound connection to the essence of home.
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GUNBIM GALLERIES
The sheer size of Kakadu's renowned natural reserves is truly mindboggling, and you won't fully appreciate it until you embark on a trail, explore the ouerhangs and immerse yourself in the places that bear witness to thousands of years of life. In this article, we showcase the top Indigenous galleries in Kakadu and the fantastic brief hikes that take you there.
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HEALING TRAUMA AT THE INTERSECTION OF SCIENCE AND SPIRIT
A delicate dance exists between the spine and the energy field. Bridging ancient wellness traditions and modern neuroscience could help you recalibrate your body, mind and soul - especially when it comes to trauma and the overarching state of your nervous system. Find out why, and how.
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5 HERBS TO FIGHT FUNGI
Our personal and planetary ecosystems depend on fungi to flourish. However, when the mould monster takes over, it can pose a serious health hazard.
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THE DARK SIDE OF SELF-DISCIPLINE
Contrary to popular belief, strict self-discipline is not the secret to success - quite the opposite. It can cause depression, anxiety and burnout. The better route to growth and resilience is self-compassion.
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Going booze free?
As manufacturers adapt creatively to health trends, revised guidelines and stricter legislation around alcohol, beer, wine and spirits have undergone a transformation. With a world of zero-alcohol alternatives waiting to be explored, should you crack one open?
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The leader within
Do you want to develop your leadership skills in the workplace, in your community or at home? These eight steps will help you to develop the leader within.
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When you're smiling
Smiling is deeply etched into our DNA, probably beginning 30 million years ago among our primate ancestors. While there are many variations of the smile, not all of them pleasant, you can use a smile to your own benefit.
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Beating melanoma
Every six hours an Australian dies of melanoma. Every challenge offers a gift, and our battle with this deadly form of skin cancer has shaped Australia into a world leader in melanoma research and treatment. Here's how to beat our national cancer.
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How to keep your house plants alive
Confession time. Do you believe you are a brown-thumbed gardener, liable to kill your houseplants within a year? Welcome to the club, a club that houses 99.99 per cent of humans.
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Antioxidants in veterinary cancer care
Sadly, integrative care for cats and dogs with cancer makes up a large proportion of the caseload of holistic vets. Pet parents seek alternatives to conventional care, or maybe want to help their pets through toxic treatments like surgery, chemotherapy or radiation. Many of our pet patients have specialist oncologist care and general practice care, as well as holistic care vets.
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Sustain nature to experience wellness
We speak to Chalimah Jeanne, naturopath and founder of Organic Merchant, and find out more about their \"earth to earth\" sustainability model.
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Creating a clever and calm kitchen
What do a grain cooker, blender and air fryer all have in common? They are kitchen saviours when it comes to getting little mouths fed quickly. Simply add a coffee machine which ensures parents are adequately caffeinated for the inevitable crazy that’s about to come and you've created a happy kitchen experience for all.
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Swap burnout for balance
Why has society led us to believe that working ourselves into the ground is something to wear as a gold medal? It’s time to stop the too-often celebrated endless hustle that perpetuates burnout culture and replace it with balance and self-care. As it turns out, they are the greater accomplices to success at the end of the day.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Respiratory recovery
Australian's airways have been sorely tested with bushfires, viruses and wet weather mould over recent years. As many suffer the aftermath of these airway assaults, it's helpful to consider natural routes to recovery.
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7 ways to talk about sex
Things have changed dramatically since children were given talks about \"the birds and the bees\". Navigating teaching our children about sex and their own sexuality in this ever-changing world can be a challenge for parents. Here, we look at having the \"chat\" with an open heart and mind.
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How to be a beauty detective
With so many beauty brands out there, it’s important to see through the marketing blather to discover the truth. Learn the six nasty ingredients to avoid, what greenwashing” means, how to read labels and how to choose clean skincare.
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Yoga for imposter syndrome
Have you ever felt like a fraud? Like the accolades you've received aren't really warranted? Like everyone else is the real deal but you are phony? What you're experiencing is a classic case of imposter syndrome and here’s what to do about it.
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Cooking with medicinal mushrooms
Are you curious about medicinal mushrooms? Not sure how to prepare or cook with them? Here we look at the health benefits of seven medicinal mushrooms and the many ways you can incorporate them in your cooking.
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Freudenfreude
Rejoicing in the success of others has had many names across time and cultures. It’s referred to by contemporary social researchers as freudenfreude, inspired by freude, the German word for joy’, while for Buddhists it’s mudita. Regardless of what we call it, relishing the success of others is crucial for strengthening your relationships and for bringing more happiness and contentedness to yout life.
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While the kettle boils
Often it's the simplest solutions that stick, and when it comes to mindfulness, simplicity is key. You don't need to fly off to a silent retreat to find zen- you can do it while the kettle boils. Here, Charlie Hale shares some basic tools that can make dealing with anxieties much easier. All you need is 60 seconds.
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