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Cold weather exercise places greater demands on the body, but a little preparation will ensure you stay active all winter.
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While the Hollyford Track is not the most difficult of walks, it nonetheless requires some preparation. Here are our top tips to getting your body ready for the days of walking ahead.
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When life deals a tough blow, the trauma can have a resounding impact on the affected individual’s life. For those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, therapy and unwavering support are key in paving the road to recovery.
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Does it feel like your kids run the house? We share the top 5 tips to setting boundaries for children’s behaviour.
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We can all do our bit to boost the nutritional forage for bees. Here are a few trees you can plant in your garden.
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A diet rich in magnesium has many health benefits, including reducing the risk of stroke. Here are our top 6 recipes to boost your magnesium intake.
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Eccentricity and cleanliness have become synonymous with OCD. Telling a friend they are “a little OCD” is a subtle way of telling them they need to relax a little. What are the implications of this association and does it matter?
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This charity is providing the homeless with more than just a place to sleep – it’s providing opportunity, better health and a better future.
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Calmly accepting emotional distress rather than telling yourself to harden up and get over it can help you cope with life’s ups and downs, MiNDFOOD reports.
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Moving around in lessons could help children with ADHD focus better.
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Old city buses in Hawaii are set to be given new life and help the city’s most needy.
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When beauty ideals are unattainable and accepted definitions of success all but impossible to achieve, it’s becoming harder than ever to accept or even like ourselves for who we are. But striving for a positive body image and healthy self-esteem is important for more than just a happier life – it could also ward off more serious mental health issues ahead.
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Dreading the endless cold and flu cycle that comes with the cool-weather seasons? Try these 5 herbs and supplements to boost your immunity.
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The devastation caused by Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu has been upscaled to 90 per cent. Here’s how you can help.
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Is this dress blue and black or white and gold? This is the question dividing the online world right now.
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It’s a well-known adage that music can soothe the soul, but in recent years, researchers have found it has applications in the treatment of the symptoms of dementia and Alzheimer’s sufferers.
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We’re being asked to recycle our mobile phones to reduce deforestation and threats to great apes and other wildlife.
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In Malawi, one in every 10 people is estimated to be infected with HIV. Therapist June Woodford shares her experiences working with at-risk adolescents in the area.
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As Ebola panic spreads across the US, a social media campaign by Liberians hopes to end the stigma and prejudice.
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The road to parenthood is paved with good intentions – and is not always conventional. As many people pursue surrogacy as a way to start a family, we look at the surrounding issues.
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Making people feel ashamed about their weight could lead them to gain more weight, not lose it.
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Somebody takes their life every 40 seconds, according to a report by the World Health Organisation.
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Last year the US lost an estimated third of its bee colonies. One man is determined not to let the same thing happen here.
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MiNDFOOD meets the former New Zealand Police detective who is fighting sex trafficking around the world.
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