Australian Natural Health Magazine

Breathe for relief

Breathwork uses the breath (full, conscious, connected breathing) to clear unresolved issues, limiting beliefs and past events in our lives that are standing in the way of us reaching our full potential.

Liz Nowosad explores this powerful process that is said to alleviate emotional pain and help us to gain insight into why we behave and react in certain ways. ...

Submitted by ANH Editor on Fri, 12/17/2010 - 10:05

Aboriginal healing for tense shoulders and tired souls

The ancient Aboriginal Kodo massage does more than just relieve tired and aching muscles.

It is like a massage for the soul, releasing negative energies and enhancing positive energy flow as well as releasing niggling knots and muscular tension, as Liz Nowosad discovers. ...

Submitted by ANH Editor on Fri, 01/18/2013 - 05:00

Heal your health, get back to nature

Amid the day-to-day pressures of work and family life, many of us forget what fabulous benefits a brush with nature can bring

Even if it’s just a five minute dose of sunshine in the nearest public park. Linda Smith reminds us why it’s so important for us to attune with Mother Earth. ...

Submitted by anh_cms_admin on Fri, 12/17/2010 - 09:38

Wheat free wining and dining

Ever hosted a dinner party with gluten-free diners on the guest list?

Despite common misconceptions, wining and dining gluten-free friends need not be all cardboard and carrot sticks. Diana Timmins discovers plenty of platters to safely tickle all tastebuds. ...

Submitted by ANH Editor on Fri, 12/17/2010 - 14:23

Spiritual weight loss

US-based author Marianne Williamson says there are some spiritual lessons to learn before the weight comes off. Amber Wilson chats to Marianne to discover more.

If you think the reason you can’t shift weight is because of the delectable taste of Twisties, or the unappealing thought of spending an hour on the treadmill, think again. ...

Submitted by ANH Editor on Fri, 05/06/2011 - 15:38

Signs of stress

Feeling stressed? Consult our stress checklist to find how the most common signs

In today’s fast paced world, it’s easy to get so used to operating on high-stress-alert that it feels like the norm. ...

Submitted by anh_cms_admin on Wed, 02/22/2012 - 23:00

How to banish cellulite

Quick tips to smoother looking skin

Cellulite occurs as the tone and elasticity of skin declines with age. A poor diet and lack of exercise can also contribute. ...

Submitted by anh_cms_admin on Thu, 02/23/2012 - 23:00

Not so sweet…

When we think of sugar and the foods containing it, we tend to think of a treat. A chocolate biscuit with a cup of tea, an ice cream on a hot summers day, a slice of birthday cake or a cold, refreshing can of soda.

We don’t so much consider, that refined sugars are present in large amounts in many of the foods we consume on a daily basis. Liz Nowosad looks a little deeper into the implications of high sugar levels on our health. ...

Submitted by ANH Editor on Fri, 12/17/2010 - 13:43

'A Feast of Nutrition'

Liz Nowosad took some time out to attend Gwinganna Lifestyle Retreat's four-day speciality retreat, A Feast of Nutrition, led by dietitian Caroline Scott.

Liz Nowosad took some time out to attend Gwinganna Lifestyle Retreat's four-day speciality retreat, A Feast of Nutrition, led by dietitian Caroline Scott. ...

Submitted by ANH Editor on Wed, 10/12/2011 - 08:53

Top 10 foods for healthy hair

Beautiful hair naturally

Want glossy, healthy hair? The shelves of supermarkets, salons and pharmacies are packed with products that claim to lengthen, strengthen, thicken, lighten and nourish all types of hair, most featuring a long list of unpronounceable chemical ingredients the majority of us know little about. ...

Submitted by anh_cms_admin on Wed, 04/18/2012 - 06:00