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Asparagus, Fennel & Spinach Soup with Toasted Pepitas

This soup combines their flavours beautifully and is a unique affair that will linger hours after consumption. The crunchy pepitas, cheesy nutritional yeast flakes and fresh herbs on top offer a special little adornment that will heighten your joy factor while embellishing a lovely light lunch.

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Beauty Secrets From Around The Globe

Amid a booming beauty industry, age-old wisdom is often forgotten. We embark on a global odyssey through the enchanting tapestry of natural beauty rituals to uncover the very best beauty-enhancing secrets.

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Revamp your health and wellbeing with a new daily ritual

Elevate Your Daily Routine with Magnesium Supplements: Boost Energy, Reduce Stress, and Improve Sleep. Learn More!

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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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Understanding the hidden dangers of mould

Mould, a common yet often underestimated household intruder, can have profound implications for your health and wellbeing. From the unsightly spots on the walls to the musty odours that permeate the air, mould signifies more than just a cosmetic concern. How bothered should you be by mould and how can you get rid of it?

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Oceans of minerals

Mining our ocean depths for minerals to power a clean energy economy is being touted as a more sustainable method than land-based mining. Yet there are also critics of the marine method, so what is the truth about deep-sea mining?

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Creating balanced diet plans for the New Year

Either people are overdoing the protein and exercise with imbalanced diet plans which risk messing up their hormone levels, thyroid and liver or, in an effort to lose weight; they do the opposite and don’t eat enough protein or even enough food, which slows down their metabolism. This means they lose even less weight and the body store fat and fluid thinking it is about to starve.

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The first fist

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How your attitude towards money and food reflects your mental state

Do you have compulsive tendencies with food and money? It’s time to examine your relationship to both.

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Building baby’s brain

Some natural parenting choices you can make to support and encourage your baby’s developing brain in this incredibly important stage.

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Should we try to hide our age?

Is beauty past 30 a myth? Each age brings unprecedented experience and joy, so why cling to only one?

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Running is less futile than resistance

Aerobic exercise beats resistance training for weight loss.

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The avocado burger

Adding an avocado to a hamburger reduces some of the harmful effects of the burger.

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Partial recall

The “magic number” for memory may not be “7” after all.

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Retail therapy: when you really have to buy something

I’m sure you’ve had one of those moments when you really have to have something. Whether it’s a new car, new phone, new TV or new jacket there always seems to be something that we can desire and must have. It doesn’t feel like a want, it feels like a need. I need it! What we are talking about here is retail therapy.

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Stigmatised illnesses: speak up and get help

Sick people need our help and empathy, not to be stigmatised for their illness, but unfortunately for centuries people with contagious or serious illness have had to pay the penalty of society’s judgement. Slowly over the years it has begun to change but still it is not common to talk about our panic attacks (one in four people suffer these at some stage of their lives) or our depression (how would it affect your promotion at work) or the grief you are feeling simply because your wonderful dog died. We have become to some extent a society that ‘soldiers on’ and in doing that we bury our feelings and illnesses and surround ourselves with shame instead of understanding and healing.