Oceans produce half of the world’s oxygen and absorb one-third of human-caused carbon dioxide emissions. Who doesn’t love a stroll on the beach or a swim in the waves? Being near the ocean provides a bounty of physical and psychological health benefits that you may not be aware of.

Research shows that happy kids are healthy kids. Discover how getting your children in the kitchen can help boost confidence and concentration.

Your skin says a lot about you and it is also heavily influenced by your diet. Eat the right foods and your skin will be a healthy advertisement to the world.

In a world of increasing toxicity, questionable nutrition, and high stress levels becoming pregnant and having a healthy successful pregnancy is dependent on good preconception care at all levels. Here is what you need to know to maximise your fertility and promote a strong pregnancy.

Low-tox expert Alexx Stuart shares her method to get kids excited about and interested in real food. Find our her five top tips for waste-free.

Taking time to stretch, breathe, relax and meditate is the perfect way to create a positive pregnancy for both you and your bub-to-be. The following poses will ease your body through the various changes that each trimester presents.

Children with autism can learn important life skills in mainstream schools as in specialised settings.

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We take an in-depth look at why your belly bacteria may be even more important than your DNA in determining your wellness and risk of disease.

Researchers studied neural activity in the brain of kids with autism to understand why they are less social than others.

Some people are sceptical about science buy not all scepticism is the same and depends on various contributors.

A study shows that facial recognition is developed in the brain through exposure to faces.