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    • Quick Guide to Superfoods

      Love it or hate it, the seasonal wheel is rolling along and we’re all on board for the ride. As the leaves drop with the temperatures, I’m definitely up for the cosy fashion options, steaming hot chocolate and a bit of extra love for my immune system. It’s time to talk about superfoods!
    • Gubinge Project

      Considering Australia's growing reputation as a mecca for all things gastronic and the attendant 'dining boom', it's odd that there's a conspicuous lack of a truly Australian cuisine.
    • A Day On A Plate: Sophie Jaffe, From The Philosophie

      Meet Sophie! I absolutely love that we've entered a time when healthy eating means celebrating colors, big flavor, and beautiful fruits, veggies, grains, and spices from the earth.
    • 49 Ways To Be Happy and Healthy in 2015!

      All of those heartfelt resolutions and well-laid plans have a habit of slipping in the still-festive post-Christmas period. That's no reason to abandon them though, and now that we've started to get into the swing of 2015, it's the perfect time to take a step back and reflect for a moment on what we want to do differently this year.
    • Gubinge: the Australian Indigenous Superfood and the highest natural source of Vitamin C on the planet

      One day a while back, Bruno walked into the health food store in Broome. The store had some of Loving Earth’s Goji and Camu Camu raw chocolate bars, Camu Camu being a very high Vitamin C berry from the Peruvian Amazon. The woman working in the shop knew him and so she said “Hey Bruno! Check this out! These guys have this stuff from the Amazon that's real high in Vitamin C, but that Gubinge, it's much better, you should get him onto it!”.
    • Loving Earth’s Food Diary – New Horizons

      Over two months have passed since we started our Food Diary Project and the results are in: it’s pretty much life-changing. The concept is simple; you buy yourself a blank diary and write down what you ate and how you feel three times a day. It’ll take you two minutes. When you feel a certain mood on a certain day, look back at what you ate a day or two before. The results speak for themselves.

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