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How grief rewires the brain

The devastation of loss can evoke physical symptoms, such as exhaustion, insomnia and, of course, crying. But it’s not just our bodies that are affected. Neuroscience reveals that grief rewires our brain. By understanding how, we can strive towards healthy healing after loss.

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Honey: Nature’s beauty elixir

Discover honey’s powerful beauty benefits for skin and hair—from hydration and acne care to glow-boosting masks and hair treatments.

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The flirtation minefield

Flirting is essential to meeting someone and expressing interest, but it is as terrifying as it is thrilling. It is personal and yet it is universal, and somewhere in the paradox that is flirtation are some delicious truths about life.

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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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Supercharge your spiritual awakening

There are many benefits to a spiritual practice. What are the options for growing our spiritual side? And why do more people seem to be interested in the higher dimension of life?

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Bold ideas and calls to action 2025

We asked 15 bold thinkers from diverse fields to share their perspectives and actionable steps for meaningful change

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How looking at screens in the dark can impact your child’s sleep

Nighttime use of screens in the dark can result in poor sleep in adolescents.

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High job demands lead to weight gain in women

Women tend to gain considerable weight when job demands are high.

Your Body Is More Than A Temple – It’s A Healthcare System

Your Body is More Than A Temple – it’s a Healthcare System

How to adopt an attitude of gratitude

How to adopt an attitude of gratitude

Gratitude is important. By stopping and really taking the extra time to really appreciate and show gratitude we increase our positivity, raise our vibration and alter our perspective to make our life happier.

Q&A With Lisa Weizenmuller, Founder Of Sustainable Hemp Linen Label Iisa

A Q&A with Lisa Weizenmuller, founder of sustainable hemp linen label iisa

We speak to Lisa Weizenmuller, founder of beautiful hemp linen label iisa, based in Byron Bay. Sleeping on hemp not only offers an eco-friendly and healthy bedding alternative, but also a luxurious night of rest.

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Kids prefer friends who have a familiar accent

Children tend to be friends with those kids who have a similar local accent as they have.

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Soft drink after exercise is not good for kidneys

Drinking sugary, caffeinated soft drinks while exercising in hot weather may increase the risk of kidney disease.

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14 sustainable kitchen hacks to help you lead a greener life

Your kitchen is a hub of activity and, potentially, a lot of waste. Here, we give you 14 simple hacks to minimise your impact on the environment, save you money and help you lead a greener life.

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Are you wired for wonder? 15 practical ways to become more curious

By actively bringing wonder into your life you can experience more happiness and make your brain healthier at the same time.

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What pregnant women think about cannabis use

A review investigates health perceptions that pregnant women have about cannabis use during pregnancy.

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Has social media increased the social isolation?

Negative experiences on social media lead to a higher chance of social isolation and loneliness.

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The effect of a gap between dinner and bedtime on blood glucose

A 2-hour gap between dinner and bedtime does not influence long-term blood glucose levels in healthy adults.