Wellbeing

Can You Really Drain Your Lymphatic System, And Should You?

Did you know your body has an inbuilt sewerage system? It’s called the lymphatic system, and is a crucial part of how your body fights infection and disease.

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How To Encourage A Friend To Get Therapy (Without Blowing Up Your Friendship)

When does being a good friend mean gently suggesting more structured help?

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Scarlett Johansson Says Work-Life Balance Doesn’t Exist – And The First Step To Success Is Admitting That

As workers search for the elusive balance between career ambitions and personal life, one of Hollywood’s highest-paid stars has a reality check.

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Why Do I Feel Foggy And Tired All The Time?

If you’ve been moving through your days feeling foggy, flat or perpetually tired, you’re not alone.

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How To Comfort A Friend Who Has Lost Their Mum This Mother’s Day

Mother’s Day can be a hard day for many, including those missing their mum.

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Start The Day With The 30-30-30 Protein + Cardio Rule

The idea is straightforward: consume 30 grams of protein within 30 minutes of waking, then follow it with 30 minutes of low-intensity cardio.

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Keeping the Mind Sharp Linked to Greater Happiness

A major long-term study has found that older adults with stronger cognitive abilities report higher levels of life satisfaction, positive […]

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Why Alcohol Is Not the Solution for Anxiety

DrinkWise has launched a new education campaign, Never Have I Ever, in partnership with Olympic gold medallist Shayna Jack, medical practitioners and support services, to encourage young people to have more open conversations about mental health and alcohol consumption.

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3 Health Symptoms You Shouldn’t Ignore

Some symptoms are easy to dismiss, but your body often signals when something isn’t right. Here are three health warning signs you shouldn’t ignore—and why they matter.

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Five Steps In Dealing With A Hypochondriac

It’s not just attention-seeking, hypochondria is a challenging mental health condition. Here’s how to help.

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What Is Active Sitting? The New Wellness Trend With Brain Benefits

Its time to get active – even if you’re sitting down.

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Why Starting A Hobby As An Adult Can Feel So Hard – And Why You Should Embrace Beginnerhood

Trying a new hobby for the first time can feel surprisingly intimidating. As adults, stepping into beginner territory often comes with discomfort, self-doubt and fear of judgment. Yet research suggests that pushing through this unease can be deeply rewarding, both mentally and emotionally.

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Feeling Stressed? This Simple Daily Ritual Could Help

Not drinking enough water could intensify stress responses. Researchers found that under-hydrated individuals had cortisol levels more than 50% higher during stressful situations.

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Feeling Old? These 5 Tips Can Keep Your Brain Biologically Younger

New research suggests that consistent aerobic exercise can help keep your brain biologically younger.

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New Research Shows How Kimchi Can Support Your Immune System

Kimchi may do far more than add flavour to meals, with a recent study from the National Research Council of Science & Technology showing it could help fine-tune the human immune system.

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Top Tips to (Finally) Break That Habit

We like to believe we are creatures of choice, yet much of daily life runs on autopilot: brushing your teeth, the phone scroll before bed, feeding the dog, the afternoon sugar hit.

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The Pink Pill: New Documentary Exposes Long Battle To Bring Addyi — The First Libido Drug For Women — To Market

Ever wonder why there are 26 medications for male sexual disorders and only one drug for women who experience low libido? Perhaps it’s because this glaring example of medical sexism has not been widely discussed in popular media. Not until now, that is.

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Is the changing weather causing your headache?

Many people with chronic headaches believe that weather changes trigger their woes, with research supporting this theory.

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The Rise of Temperature Therapy

What is Temperature Therapy? Temperature therapy, the use of heat and cold to improve health and wellbeing, has become one […]

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What Stress is Doing to Your Heart, and What You Can do About it

High levels of stress significantly increase the risk of heart disease, with studies indicating a 35% to 60% higher risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attacks or strokes.

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Why Exercise Snacking Could Be Your Key to a Longer, Stronger Life

If the gym leaves you cold, organised sport isn’t your jam, and the thought of a long walk has you running for the couch, then exercise snacking could be your key to a longer, stronger and healthier life.

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How Do I Stop a Panic Attack?

What is a panic attack? Panic attacks are sudden, intense feelings of fear which accompany some of the physical symptoms […]

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How to Relax: 5 Simple Ways to Relieve Stress

Historically, relaxation has often been associated with “wasting time”, however, this is something we need to shake. Regular relaxation and stress management are important for physical and emotional health. Here are a few tips to incorporate relaxation into your day.

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What Is Dark Showering? The Science Behind The Sleep Trend

The latest wellness trend and “sleep hack” involves switching off the bathroom light before stepping into the shower.

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