Are carbohydrates really the enemy?

4 September, 2017 . by Sarah Fennell

As Accredited Dietitian Susie Burrell explains, good carbs can be our friend.

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The health threat that all women hate

31 August, 2017 . by Sarah Fennell

Social Scientist Dr. Ali Walker answers the age-old question: is man flu real?

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Three creative ways with protein powder

31 August, 2017 . by Sarah Fennell

No longer reserved purely for post-workout shakes, Christian Rocchi from Bondi Protein Co shows you three easy ways to use your protein powder.

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Why mothers need to put their own health first

30 August, 2017 . by Sarah Fennell

It goes against their nature, but mums must make their health a priority so they can then take care of their family.

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Is muscle soreness after training good or bad?

25 August, 2017 . by Sarah Fennell

If you’re feeling the burn after your training sessions, it’s likely you’re experiencing delayed onset muscle soreness. Which according to The Fit Pharmacist may actually be a good thing.

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Simple immune boosting tips to slay the final of the winter nasties

24 August, 2017 . by Sarah Fennell

Spring into the new season – and keep colds and flu at bay – with these simple tips from Naturopath, Emily Macgregor.

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A more natural way to find pain relief

24 August, 2017 . by Sarah Fennell

We all experience pain at some time, but how we manage that suffering is about to change.

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The role that antioxidants play in our health

22 August, 2017 . by Sarah Fennell

Pharmacist and Master Herbalist Gerald Quigley discusses the protective effect of antioxidants – and the foods that contain them, as shared on The House of Wellness radio.

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The key to changing your body in the gym

18 August, 2017 . by Sarah Fennell

Getting the results you want is as simple as continually challenging yourself, also known as progressive overload, explains The Fit Pharmacist, Holly Louise.

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What you need to know about heart disease in women

17 August, 2017 . by Sarah Fennell

If you think heart problems are a man’s disease, think again. It’s the leading cause of death of women in Australia.

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