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Eating well for vitality and health

If you want to look good and feel younger the best place to start is with the food you eat. Here’s some healthy advice…

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Healing Foods – cooking with medicinal herbs

Most medicinal herb, roots and berries can be incorporated into our daily diet, here’s some suggestions for using them in your cooking.

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Bird flu – should we be worried (again)?

How concerned should we be about reports of a new bird flu pandemic? No one knows, but a strong immune system is still your best prevention strategy

Neroli – keep calm and carry on

Aromatherapists call neroli – the oil derived from flower of the bitter orange tree – the ‘Rescue Remedy’ of essential oils – here’s why.

Getting the most from your detox

If you want to detox but don’t want the tiredness and blotchy skin that sometimes come with it – here’s some good advice from the professionals

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Soya – how the world’s healthiest food is making us sick

Before you drink that chai soya latte or that ‘healthy’ soya diet drink get the facts straight; soya just isn’t that good for you – or for the planet

Feeling sluggish? It may be time for a Nature Cure!

The urge to just ‘feel better’ is particularly strong this time of year; why not try a Nature Cure diet to get you started?

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The autism and allergy overlap

Autism Spectrum Disorder and food allergy rates have risen dramatically – and they often go hand in hand. Could widespread vaccination be the link?

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Arthritis – relieving pain & staying supple without drugs

While not all arthritis is preventable, there are things you can do to alter the course and severity of the disease

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Eating well when you have cancer

Nutritionist Jane Freeman with some inspiring and practical advice on how to eat well when you have cancer