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Fitness: it’s a family affair

Fitness: it’s a family affair

With a growing number of Australian children suffering from obesity, it is important to emphasise the importance of physical activity from an early age. It can take as little as 30 minutes of exercise each day to maintain optimal weight and health, but being physically active has a wide range of additional benefits for kids. They’re more likely to gain new skills, friends and confidence through sport. They will also sleep better, feel more energetic and get the most out of life.
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Pick a leaf

Globe artichoke leaf extract (Cynara scolymus) is good for indigestion, say researchers from the University of Bonn, Germany. In their study, patients’ nausea and flatulence were...
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Ovarian cancer

Ovarian cancer

From The Australian Women's Weekly Health Series: Cancer Prevention. Buy the Book.
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Let grudges go

Let grudges go

Clearly, when he wrote "Hell is other people", Jean-Paul Sartre knew something about how it feels to hold a grudge.
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Get motivated

Get motivated

How to find motivation to get started and keep going with your New Year weight loss goals?
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Top 10 low gi snacks

Top 10 low gi snacks

Snacking is an important part of any healthy eating plan. But what to snack on during that mid-meal break? Karen Inge gives you her top ten treats.
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Pilates

Pilates

There is a sport for everyone. Get inspired and try something new. Read on - pilates just might be the fitness solution you've been looking for.
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Why holidays make you sick

Ever wondered why you can stay healthy through a stressful month at work, then come down with a cold as soon as you take a break?
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