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Hello to a brand new year, a clean slate, and a world of thrilling possibilities! As we step into the journey that is 2024, it's time to infuse our days with goals that excite, uplift, and make us smile.
As we step into the new year, it's a prime opportunity to hit the refresh button on our well-being. Small changes can make a big impact on how we feel day-to-day. Here are ten easy tips to help you embrace 2024 feeling revitalized and at your best.
Christmas is a time we tend to overindulge in a range of areas – with food and alcohol being the most popular. If you’re looking for ways to reduce your alcohol consumption over the holidays, try one (or all) of these festive mocktail recipes for a different alternative.
Support for our Members impacted by the recent flooding in Far North Queensland.
The festive season often unleashes a flurry of activities, from the mad dash for presents to decorating the house and capturing the perfect Santa photos. Suddenly, in the month of December, we’re expected to transform into superheroes, and as the days on the advent calendar dwindle, preserving your wellbeing (and sanity) can become an increasingly challenging feat. James Jensen from Hello Health shares some tips on how to avoid burnout this festive season
Have you been pondering ways brightening your smile and wondering about dental implants. Here is a little bit more about them from Queensland Country Dental Principal Dentist, Brendan Madge.
Thursday, 12 October is World Sight Day 2023 and gives you an opportunity to reflect on what good vision means. Across the world, over 1 billion people have a vision impairment that is untreated or could have been prevented1. OPSM optometrist, Kirby Phillips, believes that the key to maintaining good sight is regular eye tests.
One of the most commonly frustrated types of women we see in our clinic are those who are approaching menopause. This period of time is called perimenopause. It’s a tricky time for women, with a lot of change occurring in your body without you actually changing anything. You’re eating well, exercising, getting eight hours of sleep, but the weight just jumps on without your permission. Unfair, I know. So why does this happen?
Not looking forward to another night of poor sleep? We don’t blame you. It’s no secret that insomnia can take a huge toll on your health. But contrary to popular belief, poor sleep isn't something you should have to live with. So how do we fix this?
