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ANAEMIA – THE GLOBAL HEALTH CRISIS IN OUR MIDST

Why knowing your iron status is crucial to you and your family’s health Iron-deficiency anaemia is one of the most prevalent and concerning non-communicable conditions of our time, affecting up to 2 billion people worldwide.

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FIT AND FABULOUS

Find your Summer strength and health.As summer approaches, bringing sunny skies and warmer days, South Africans are gearing up to enjoy the great outdoors. Greg Tinkler, Founder of Gloot, shares some tips to help women

Travel & Events

Harness the power of plants at Spier’s new workshops

Spier Wine Farm in Stellenbosch is hosting monthly workshops where guests can learn important lessons from Mother Nature – and a few other plant experts – about the power of plants, flowers and fermented foods.

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How what we eat and drink (and when) affects sleep

Nutrition is important to overall health yet many people overlook the significant role that diet plays in sleep quality. Tetley partner dietitian, Mbali Mapholi, has provided useful insight into the connection between diet and sleep

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STUDY SHOWS ALARMING INCREASE IN STROKE INCIDENCE WORLDWIDE

The world has witnessed a significant surge in the incidence of strokes, sending shockwaves through healthcare systems and communities worldwide. A recent study published in the Lancet1, cited neurological conditions, like stroke, migraine, Alzheimer’s disease

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BOSJES UNVEILS EXPANDED, RE-IMAGINED WELLNESS SPA

South Africa, Breedekloof, March 2024;BOSJES farm in the scenic Breedekloof Winelands has unveiled an expanded–and re-imagined–wellness destination, Die Stalle Spa. Housed in what was once the farm’s original stables, Die Stalle Spa first opened in

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Unlock the Power of Quality Sleep: World Sleep Day 2024

Studies suggest that a significant portion of the South African population does not get adequate sleep, with only 6.25 – 6.5 hours of sleep per night, on average, for South Africans. Far below the recommended