It’s time to thrive, not just survive.
It’s time to thrive, not just survive.
This darling of SA celebville recalls the exact moments that pointed her in the direction of her current career.
Epsom salt can do some crazy-good things for your body. Six reasons why you should get your hands on this cheap but underrated beauty product.
Gum disease is surprisingly serious – and is linked to Alzheimer’s, diabetes and heart disease. These common habits point to a high risk.
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With cloth masks being all the rage right now, questions around their effectiveness and efficiency have come up.
CBD has been on the rise in recent years but can the rising star of the wellness world actually help with anxiety?
For headache sufferers, pairing medication with DIY interventions is best. Here’s how to use acupuncture, sleep, magnesium, B12, and more for head pain relief.
More people are experiencing weird, vivid dreams amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. Doctors explain what’s causing them and what you can do for restful sleep.
One study found that 59.2% of glove removals resulted in contamination of the wearers’ skin or clothing. So, how do you keep yourself safe?
Here’s how South Africans actually feel about the lockdown, the economic impact and how we’ve adhered to the COVID-19 prevention protocols…
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Stress is how your brain and body react to any type of challenge; be it work, a school exam, a traumatic event, significant life change or the current global health crisis.
A thermometer is the only way to confirm you have a fever. But if you don’t have one, other clues are chills, sweatiness, a red face, and feeling winded.