Love to travel but hate the jetlag? These simple tips will help you sync your body clock to local time and bounce back after you land. Jetlag is that revolting discombobulation after a flight through time zones, where your internal clock is out of sync and literally lags behind – even a few hours time […]
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Doctor Scott Zarcinas from Unlocking Your Life is living proof that thinking positive is key to health and wellbeing. Here, Dr Scott gives us his secrets. Revolutionary industrialist Henry Ford once said, “if you believe you can, or you believe you can’t, you’re right!” In my youth, my mottos were: “Nothing good ever happens to
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Having a baby is a major life change. For many women, the sudden and dramatic adjustments and day-to-day stress of caring for a helpless child can bring on anxiety, and trigger depression. But with help and understanding, Post natal depression and anxiety is entirely treatable. While new motherhood is a time of great joy, the
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Drink more water! Sleep less! Snap out of it! Let’s bust some outdated beliefs. You can never drink too much water. Women need around eight glasses of water per day and men need up to 10, but the body can get approximately 20 per cent of its total water requirements from solid foods alone. The
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They sometimes get a bad rap, but carbohydrates, fats and proteins are the building blocks of the food we eat. A balanced intake of Macronutrients is crucial to our health. How Macronutrients Work Carbohydrates Carbs are the primary energy source for the body. They power the muscles, fuel red blood cells and charge up the
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Gluten – it’s a sticky subject. It may seems like another quirky diet trend and while some need to cut out gluten for good, we can all benefit from less doughiness in our lives. It’s time to sort the wheat from the chaff. An excellent source of protein and fibre, naturally occurring gluten is harmless
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Eat your way to beautiful, healthy skin, with this complexion-booster hotlist. Alfalfa: Good skin is all about healthy cells. Alfalfa is high in protein and contains every essential amino acid – the building blocks of healthy cells. It also contains most vitamins, minerals and trace minerals found in the blood – essential to healthy skin.
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There’s no need to let your baby sit on the sidelines while you tone up after birth. Yoga teacher Melissa Knapp from Yoganic, Sydney has some moves for you and baby to do at home from six weeks old (eight for caesarean) – taking it in baby steps of course. The benefits of yoga for
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