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Coping with stress – tips from a nutritionist
Stress directly affects the amount of progesterone our body makes. The more stressed we are, the less progesterone we are able to make. This can lead to some unwanted ...
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Stress and Menopause
You’re holding it all together – kids, ageing parents, work, home, social life, finances, staying healthy. For some women, perimenopause itself can be stressful! There’s ...
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Tip: How to get more vegetables in your diet
Vegetables are full of nutrients, antioxidants and fibre! Are you getting enough veggies in your diet? Chances are, you’re not. The Australian government reports that:
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Being At Cause: How to take Responsibility for Your Life – It’s the key to Happiness
I remember when I was about 4 years old, my sister, Karen and I were staying at our Aunty Lizzy’s house for a few days. We loved staying with her because she used to ...
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My Favourite Veggies
I feel very fortunate to have always loved eating vegetables, even brussels sprouts and I believe having European parents certainly helped.
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Plant-Based Diets – Vegetarian vs Vegan
November is World Vegan Month, which encourages people to give vegan eating and lifestyles a go. Have you ever considered going vegan or vegetarian, or simply just ...
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World Menopause Day
Before menopause, the body’s production of new bone happens more than the removal of old bone. The opposite happens after menopause when ovaries stop the production of ...
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Tip: Benefits of physical activity
Physical activity is defined by the World Health Organisation as “any bodily movement that requires energy expenditure. Physical activity refers to all movement ...
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