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Health - Migraines
In Australia the Centre for Applied Economic Research at
the University of New South Wales put the cost of migraines
at between $302 million and $721 million a year. This is apportioned
to loss of productivity and medical costs. | Health - Iridology - The Eyes Say It All
Looking into a persons eyes, can give you an idea of how
healthy and what type of mood they may be in. Iridology offers an alternative idea on how to improve your
health. |  |
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Health - Migraines
In Australia the Centre for Applied Economic Research at
the University of New South Wales put the cost of migraines
at between $302 million and $721 million a year. This is apportioned
to loss of productivity and medical costs. | Health - Acne Almost
everybody has experienced acne at some stage in their lives and
some people get it more than others. In this article we bust a few
myths concerning acne, and look at various ways to combat everything
from mild to severe outbreaks. |  |
 | Health - Excessive Alcohol Consumption
Have you ever overdone it with alcohol? The result of excessive
alcohol consumption can really make itself felt the next day, when the 'hangover' takes effect. We look at the
causes of the headaches and hangovers and some interesting ways in
which to limit their
effects. |
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Health - Acupuncture: Pins and Needles
From Kate Moss, to Gwyneth Paltrow and even Oprah,
it seems that celebrities are wanting to be stuck with needles these
days. No, not the hypodermic kind. All of the stars mentioned above
are, in fact, well known acupuncture patients.
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- Reiki In
a Reiki session, the
practitioner
asks the recipient to lie down and relax. The practitioner then
purports to act as a channel for energy, theoretically allowing
"Reiki energy" to be channelled through the practitioner to wherever
the patient is believed by them to require it. It could be joint
soreness, lung problems or a range of other ailments. Alison Madison explores the popular alternative therapy. |
Health
- Yoga Depending
on who you ask, Yoga is either a healthy and cost effective way to
purify the mind, body and spirit, or a useless stretching regime for
hippies. But as Claire Bertolus explains, ever since
the celebrity world embraced the practice everyone wants in. The ancient Hindi practice is relatively easy to
start, requires no equipment and any age group can do it. |
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|  | Health - Superbugs The
advancement of modern medicine has led to longer life expectancies and
improved lifestyles, but the proliferation of antibiotics to treat
infections could be counter-productive as some bacteria are evolving
resistances. |
Health - Tone Your Body For Summer
The days are getting longer, the climate's warming
and now is the perfect time to tone up your body for the fantastic
summer months: Tips for her and him inside. |

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|  | Health - Haemorrhoids Also
known as piles, this is a sensitive subject yet a common affliction for
a lot of people: one in two people will have had one by age 50
and
young people can get them too, as they are brought on in some instances
by the most mundane causes. James Anthony looks at the symptoms and
remedies in a light hearted vein. |
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Health - Rheumatoid Arthritis
For many people, the Australian winter means skiing, brisk evening
walks and open fireplaces, but as James Anthony explains: "To people
who suffer from Rheumatoid Arthritis, the colder periods of the year
can mean discomfort, fatigue, depression and almost constant pain." |
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- Cannabis Users Not So Mellow As
Sara Templeton writes, "The common perception that marijuana or
cannabis users are chilled
out cats... has been debunked." With the potency of modern day 'hydro'
cannabis increasing, more and more users are experiencing aggressive
outbursts. |
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Health
- Childhood
Immunisation In today's modern world
there are still many people who oppose
vaccinations for children, fearing the side effects that can strike a
small percentage of young ones, but as James Anthony reports, health
authorities and governments are heavily in favour.
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- Sports Injuries
Sport is an integral part of Australian culture,
and let's face it, we punch well above our weight in many
disciplines, from motorsport to cylcing, soccer, swimming and of course
cricket. But playing sport is not without risk, particularly in
football games like AFL and Rubgy League/Union, and as we explain in
this article, there are a number of dos and don'ts in minimising the
pain the length of a sport-related inury. |
Health - Vipassana Meditation Vipassana
meditation originates from Buddhist teachings, and is said to eliminate
the three causes of unhappiness: craving, ignorance, and aversion.
Rarely is Vipassana meditation openly published or divulged, which
helps to prevent improper teachings, and involves high levels of
self-discipline. Ben Pauley explains. |  |
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Health - Snake Bites There
are thousands of cases of snakes biting people in Australia each year,
and as most people know Aussie snakes are the most deadly of them all.
We look at ways to avoid snake bites and advice on how to deal with
victims of the potentially deadly reptiles. |
Health - Chlamydia One
of the first world's most prevalent sexually transmitted diseases (STD)
is chlamydia, which infects millions of people across the planet, the
majority of which are aged under 30. The disease is a nasty bacteria
that's prevented by practising safe sex, and can be countered with
antibiotics among other things. James Anthony reports on the silent STD. |  |
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