Luminously colourful and wildly exotic, Rajasthan is India at its most vivid; a rugged, rarefied moonscape embellished with dazzling people, sumptuous palaces and imposing fortresses.

If you have high blood pressure then a cup of hibiscus tea may be the herbal remedy you need.

Incontinence may be a taboo subject, but it’s also a very common problem, so many people will be relieved to find there are natural ways to combat this potentially life-changing condition.

Whether called dreaming tracks, ley lines or dragon lines, there are areas throughout the planet that are regarded as places of great healing. So what is it that gives these places such strong spiritual energy?

As the pressure to buy, buy, buy continues to build, WellBeing takes time to ask what holidays and annual celebrations are really about.

Get your green thumb happening — there’s a gardening revolution afoot.

Carbon offsets claim to make flying a more environmentally friendly way of travelling, but is it all a load of hot air?

Sources of the mineral zinc, like seafood, offer a natural way to improve mood.

The context in which humans meet has a hidden influence on who they decide to pursue.

Making green or ethical purchases has a surprising impact on your behaviour.

People who frequently use solariums may actually be addicted to the habit despite its dangers.

According to this story in the New York Times, the latest and greatest in yoga is pay-what-you-can. I haven’t heard of any donation-based yoga classes here in Australia (feel free to correct me in the comments), but having read this piece I’m not entirely convinced I’d want to try it. I like the idea of […]