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Lunch box ideas

Deciding what to pack for lunch for both yourself and your kids can be time consuming and frustrating! Sometimes we can struggle to come up with anything so tend to opt for the processed, packaged foods. Yes this may save some time but unfortunately this

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Caffeine

  Strength of caffeine per cup – 600mg daily is considered safe for adults but far less is advised if you are anxious, stressed, have insomnia or a gut problem. With most gut problems caffeine is best left out of the diet altogether. Some people

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Is toxicity the reason you feel unwell?

Ask yourself the following questions: Are you often tired or lethargic? Do you suffer from bloating, diarrhoea, constipation, nausea, bad breath or farting/gas? Do you get regular headaches? Are you suffering from muscular aches and pains? Does your memory and concentration affect your ability to

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HOW TO CHOOSE GOOD AND BAD OILS – part 1

FATTY ACID FACTS Growing new research has found concerns in our understanding of fat and why fat is important in nutrition. Good fat is very important for the lining of the intestine. Commonly, fat is associated with the heart which is a relatively new disease

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STRESS PART 2

  Community helps stress Interestingly, a large group of people migrated from a town called Rosseto in Italy to New York. Here they created a mini Rosseto. What was curious about them was that they were happy, had no peptic ulcers, no bowel disease, hardly

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STRESS

  It cannot be emphasised enough how much stress plays a part in digestion and bowel function. Have you ever been nervous before an exam and felt it in your tummy? Have you ever been so struck with fear that your bowels seem to freeze?

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INDIAN HEAD MASSAGE COURSE

Indian Head Massage course     Michele will be holding a 2 day course on 6th and 7th September   Learn 80 different movements on shoulders, neck, head and face.   Experience hours of massage during the course. You’ll leave with a feeling of lightness and

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10 Tips for Genetic Health

  Our genes have a significant influence over our health and in recent years our understanding of this impact has grown immensely. Our genes influence our detoxification capacity, nutritional status, potential risk, and the protection and inheritance of disease. Our genes may have variations which

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Detoxification

Why detoxify and what are the challenges? Keeping your digestion healthy and staying healthy can be a challenge in the modern world. Your body has a natural ability to get rid of harmful substances through your organs which include the liver, kidneys, gastrointestinal tract (stomach and

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10 Tips for Genetic Health

    Our genes have a significant influence over our health and in recent years our understanding of this impact has grown immensely. Our genes influence our detoxification capacity, nutritional status, potential risk, and the protection and inheritance of disease. Our genes may have variations

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Cleansing a polluted planet

We are living on a poisoned planet. Yet we are barely even monitoring the extent that we are being poisoned so the suggestion for a new human right “not to be poisoned” sees very far off. Yet “something must be done about the current uncontrolled,

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Saunas

Saunas are wonderful for detoxification. It is best to go into a far infrared sauna as these havemore power at pulling out toxins like heavy metals. They are more economical and induce 2-3times more sweat than other saunas and were first developed in Japan. They

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Skin Brushing

The skin is the largest elimination organ and is connected to the circulation and lymphaticsystem (your glands which carry toxins, excess fluid and waste from your cells away from theblood). You make new skin every 24 hours and the health of your skin relates to

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Nourishing green soup

Recipe from ‘Vegie Head’ A twist on a traditional Indian Ayurvedic soup, designed to nourish and support your health. You can make it as thin or as thick as you like; and it always tastes better the next day! INGREDIENTS 2 cups Mung Beans soaked in water

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5 Alkalising Secrets

1. Start the day with ½ a lemon in hot water. 2. Reduce soft drink. There are 11tsp. of sugar in a can (sugar free versions are also     acidic) 3. Reduce sugar or eliminate it. (Use stevia or another natural sweetener instead) 4. Eat

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Why Lemons?

A tip for alkalising your body Many people ask how lemons which are highly acidic outside of the body can be alkaline inside the body. Well, they contain citric acid which is a “weak” acid, meaning once it’s done its job in providing energy in

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Mouths of Mums
Buckwheat pancakes recipe

Buckwheat can be sprouted from hard young seeds. The indigestible coat drops off after sprouting. For porridge, rinse it well and use 1 part of buckwheat to 2 parts of water and cook for 20 minutes. Buckwheat with brown rice flour makes great pancakes. I

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Growing Your Own For Good Health

ByMichèle Wolff B.H.Sc Naturopathy, Dip. Colonics and Author of ‘Digestive Solutions’ When you walk into a supermarket seasons do not exist. While there will often be locally-grown product available, at any time of the year we can find pomegranates from California, oranges from Spain and

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The truth about caffeine

  The advantages of caffeine are that it can make you go to the loo, wake you up and burn fat, however it comes with a much bigger downside. According to the food standards of Australia and New Zealand and the National Foods Tea Centre

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