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Health and wellness at the Southern School of Natural Therapies

Take your learning to the next level with the Southern School of Natural Therapies (SSNT).

It is one thing to take responsibility for your own health and wellbeing, yet it is another challenge to help others achieve better health and wellbeing. ...

How to perfect your posture

Learn how to stand tall.

Physiotherapist and posture-perfecting professional Elise Lenssen tells us how we can beat the slouch and boost our wellbeing. ...

Ayurveda medicine

Traditional medicine native to the Indian subcontinent

Ayurveda incorporates eight healing categories ranging from treatment of diseases to aphrodisiacs. David Goding finds out more... ...

Coconut oil moisturising cream


A homemade remedy for dry skin

This cream is very rich and can be used for all skin types and all over the body. It is especially good for dry skin. ...

The magic of mantra music (kirtan)

Edo & Jo unite yogis worldwide

When Sydney-based singer-songwriter Jo Mall Kahn attended a Balinese yoga retreat in 2008, she discovered a gem more precious than she could have imagined – her now-husband, Edo Kahn. Upon hearing him chant the ancient Gayatri mantra, her heart exploded. ...

Carrageenan: the secret food additive

Carrageenan is injected into meat for moisture retention, added to soymilk, and you can even find it in some toothpastes, writes Andrea Bentancor ...

Get the inside glow with Vida Glow

Because natural is the way to go.

We chat to nutrition nut, exercise enthusiast and founder of marine collagen brand Vida Glow about health, happiness and how to glow from the inside. ...

Healthy eating with model and author Sarah Todd

Eating like a supermodel isn’t all celery and low-fat cottage cheese. MADDIE LAKOS spoke to chef, restaurateur and former high-end fashion model Sarah Todd about her new book The Healthy Model Cookbook, and her tricks to staying slim and vital. ...

6 ways to reconnect with yourself

What's important in your life?

There’s an epidemic sweeping through our society that’s driving us to do more than ever, but most of the time doing things that really don’t matter. The hipsters are tagging it FOMO (fear of missing out), and in a world dominated by social media, it’s easy to lose track of what’s important and be caught up in the lustful ways of comparison, writes Lisa O’Neill. ...

Should you seek professional help?

Take control of your life with health and wellness coaching

When considering that 55% of Australians have tried to lose weight in the past year with only 20% of those achieving success, it’s no surprise we’re looking for specific guidance on how to improve our chances. ...

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