Article By Sheryn Gung Specializing in Children of the New Earth and their Ascension By 2012, there will be an estimated 7 billion people living on our Planet if trends in the aging and growing population continue. According to some … Read More
Our Naturopath, Emma Mansfield, featured in the ‘Ask the Experts’ Article in That’s Life Magazine June 2nd 2011 Ask the Experts Everyone wants to be well in winter, but with so many coughs, colds and viruses around, it can be … Read More
Posted by Emma Mansfield Respiratory infections such as the ‘common’ cold and influenza can occur at any time of the year but are most common during the winter months. It is estimated that approximately 4.5 million Australians experience a cold … Read More
Article by Sarah Lush The Human heart is amazing in its ability to experience and give love, wisdom, compassion and care. But what happens when the loving connection we have with someone is broken? When the one we feel the … Read More
Article by Emma Mansfield We know that digestion is an essential process to unlock the nutrients and energy from the food we eat. However, incomplete digestion of foods can lead to putrefaction and fermentation of foods within the gut, which … Read More
By Emma Mansfield Depression affects not only the nervous system but thoughts, behaviours, and especially the way you eat, feel and your food choices. As food choices greatly influence and affect the brain and neurotransmitter behaviour it is important that … Read More
Article by Alison Burton A number of years ago I learned a therapy technique that involves tapping on certain points on the body to clear negative emotions. When I first did this training I thought the technique was a little … Read More
Article by Alison Burton The idea that we live many lifetimes is commonly accepted by many religions around the world. Christianity is perhaps the only religion that does not accept this belief. The Christian Church apparently decreed in the 6th … Read More
Article by Alison Burton When my first child was born I became a mother. It sounds obvious really, but to be honest I remember being surprised by the magnitude of the occasion. Labour was a transition into a whole new … Read More
Article by Alison Burton One of the many challenges of being a parent is managing conflict. If only one person lived on the planet there would be no conflict. Put two or more people together and eventually they will disagree … Read More