This Christmas, Husqvarna’s Kids Range takes the guesswork out of gift-giving, making it easy to gift children hands-on fun with toys that will help them discover the joy of gardening and the outdoors. Scaled for small hands but big imaginations, Husqvarna’s Kids Range brings the magic of gardening to life. With toy blowers, mini chainsaws […]
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Pop quiz: What’s packed with fibre and nutrients, supports heart health, and is probably already in your kitchen? If you said ‘whole grains’, congratulations – 10/10! “It may not be trending as a ‘superfood’ on social media, but whole grains could just be one of the most underrated nutritional powerhouses in your diet,” says Roslynn
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Sleep deficiency not only impacts daytime functioning but can also lead to chronic health problems like heart and kidney disease, diabetes and depression. Yet, despite the risks, it’s estimated that about 4 million South Africans don’t get sufficient, quality sleep. Tetley partner dietitian Mbali Mapholi explains that adding a cup of chamomile tea to a
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As the world observes Men’s Health Awareness Month, new findings from the recent 1Life Insurance Movember poll reveals a concerning reality: only 14% of South African men surveyed undergo regular health screenings. Worryingly, 33% of men reported they only seek medical screening when experiencing health concerns – highlighting a critical gap in preventative healthcare practices.
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The distinctive high-pitched sound of someone gasping for air in the severe coughing spasms associated with pertussis explains why it is commonly known as ‘whooping cough’. “Pertussis is a highly contagious respiratory infection, and most people recover after a prolonged period of coughing, but for some it can lead to pneumonia and other potentially life-threatening
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Cancer is often seen as a disease of old age. Yet, across South Africa (and the world), it is increasingly affecting younger generations and reshaping how we think about both health and financial security. For a 28-year-old professional building a career, paying off a student loan or saving for a home, an unexpected cancer diagnosis
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The Body Shop is bringing a dose of hydration to skin barriers this summer with a fresh addition to its best-selling Vitamin E range. The newly launched formula intensely hydrates, replenishes the skin’s natural moisture barrier, and is clinically proven to improve moisture levels by 97% in just 30 minutes. The Vitamin E Barrier Boost
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Velobiotics is a science-led wellness company on a simple mission: to help your gut (your ‘second brain’) actually get the good bacteria it needs every single day. Founded by medical professionals and built on over 15 years of research and development (R&D) in partnership with South Africa’s Council for Scientific & Industrial Research, Velobiotics is
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Life moves fast, and Rhodes Quality has created something to keep up with you: an exciting new Power Smoothie range. Whether you’re conquering your morning run, powering through afternoon meetings or keeping the kids happy at school or on weekend adventures, these 100% fruit and vegetable smoothies bring goodness to every moment. Rooted in the
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In a world progressing faster than parents can keep up, worry for our children and their relationship with tech is at an all-time high. Not wanting kids to be left behind in the digital world, access to screens starts at a younger and younger age. But with so much of their focus being sucked into
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