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Did you know that many personal care and beauty products contain toxins that can make you sick. Check out the image below from www.lukbeautifood.com.   Image courtesy of www.kikki-k.com Being thankful is an important aspect of good mental health. There is way too much negativity in the world. Help foster an attitude of gratitude by keeping a journal and writing down three things each day that you're thankful for. This cute one is from Kikki K but you can use any journal or notebook.
 Image courtesy of www.dotti.com.au It's great that you can buy end of season clothes on sale now but what's even better is being able to buy new season stock at 30% off. Check out Dotti's sale here. Hurry, it finishes tomorrow night at midnight.
In a recent article in the Herald Sun, author of Girl Stuff, Kaz Cooke, blamed the porn industry on the idea that girls have to look sexy to be attractive. The Kardashians and their gal pals have contributed to this with regular social media posts that could be mistaken for soft porn. News flash: you don't have to look like a prostitute to be beautiful!   Image courtesy of www.donnahay.com.au Check out these delicious looking Chocolate Beetroot Muffins. They are gluten free. You can find the recipe at www.donnahay.com.au.
 Image courtesy of http://www.telegraphindia.com Anoyara is an 18 year old from a poor region in Bengal, India. She was sold to do domestic labour when she was 12 but returned to her home at age 13 and campaigned against child labour and trafficking with the Save the Children Organization. She formed 40 children's groups in her village which initiated discussion about their needs and educated them about child marriage and trafficking. In 2012 she was nominated for the Children's Peace Prize. Last year she was a child delegate at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, along with teens from other countries. Her dream is for a world free from child abuses, a world wherein children from the lower strata of society get equal opportunities of health, hygiene, education, protection from violence and exploitations as enjoyed by those belonging to higher echelons.
 The average Australian consumes more than 20 teaspoons of sugar per day. Not only does it make us fat but it's rotting our teeth, it's addictive and can contribute to Type 2 Diabetes and Cancer. According to www.medibank.com.au the advantages of cutting back on sugar include:
1. Weight loss; 2. Stable mood and energy; 3. Healthy teeth; 4. Clearer Skin; 5. Improved mental health; 6. Better digestion; 7. Healthy heart; and 8. Healthy brain function. |
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