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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.

Food & Drink

Drinks survey reveals Rooibos as a top choice among SA men

A national survey, released during Men’s Health Month, unveils fascinating insights into the beverage preferences of South African men. Conducted among more than 700 respondents, the survey captures the nuances of beverage choices among men

Health & Wellness

Nourishing Your Ageing Brain

How diet and supplementation can keep you sharp Every journey through life comes with its own set of changes and challenges, and ageing is no exception. One of the most common concerns associated with growing

Health & Wellness

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

Health & Wellness

Nature’s pharmacy for relieving headaches

The vast majority of people experience headaches, and just because they are really common neurological disorders doesn’t mean they don’t have a big impact.   Headaches can be disruptive and are a major cause of missed

Health & Wellness

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

Health & Wellness

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