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Dr Meg Vardy created JourneyED, NZ’s first peer support for eating disorders.
Nursing student Adele Blake, 20, is concerned about the state of NZ's hospital food.
Telegraph: Experts reveal the risks to be aware of before taking powders and pills.
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Washington Post: Why going to bed at the same time every night boosts your health.
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New York Times: The best fibre and protein combos to boost energy and support good health.
NY Times: Psychiatrists think inflammation may be at the root of some people’s illness.
A week of stars, stories, wellness retreats and wine discoveries.
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He treated All Blacks Damian McKenzie and Ma'a Nonu, among others.
Hide will close on July 4 after the St Asaph St site was sold by its owners.
'Skinny culture' is making a comeback, fuelled by weight-loss jabs and social media.
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Elemental by Hanmer Springs opens in August as an adults-only wellness escape.
Luke Mexted talks to Tom Raynel about his small custom sauna business Home Sauna.
NZ dietitians on filling your shopping trolley for the least amount of money.
The swap from meat to plant-based meals proved surprisingly satisfying.
Washington Post: It’s never an easy decision, but sometimes you just need to let go.
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Telegraph: Frequent bathroom trips in the night could be signalling a health issue.
Washington Post: How finding your sleep “Goldilocks zone” could help you age better.
A new Auckland attraction, the world’s biggest Pride parade and a different side of Japan.
Washington Post: Techniques to help calm your mind and body when anxious thoughts strike.