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When Annemarie van Wyk was diagnosed with breast cancer, it came as a total shock. She was, after all, only 27, her business was taking off and married life was going well – it couldn’t get any better. But when she felt a lump in her left breast, her world changed. “I don’t think I had […] More
Millennials are well-accustomed to instant gratification — we can click to get our Amazon order on the same day, binge watch an entire season of our favorite show as soon as it’s uploaded to Netflix, or have meals delivered to our door when a craving hits. Our have-it-now culture has even fed through to how […] More
It’s no secret that celebs, nutritionists, and wellness bloggers alike have the same go-to breakfast: a smoothie. You can fit in all the greens and healthy nutrients you need, not to mention it’s the easiest breakfast, like, ever. You can take it on the go, meaning it fits into your busy lifestyle (we get it — sometimes breakfast […] More
So South Africa was ranked the unhealthiest country. In. The. World. And we need to do something about it. Let’s start with cleaning up our nutrition. Was that a giant sigh? Yeah, it’s hard. The internet is filled with so much info about how to eat healthily that it’s actually become overwhelming. Between the fad […] More
If I believed in “guilty pleasures,” it would be RHONY/BH. In the intro to NYC, Ramona says “I’m an acquired taste. If you don’t like me acquire some taste.” I’ve always loved this statement. While “acquired taste” maybe have a bad connotation, often used when referring to food and drink (i.e. coffee and beer), with […] More
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There are some things in the world that we’re all aware of — that lurk in the background of our subconscious — things that could happen to us. And we hold on to that could as hard as we can. 1 out of every 8 women (in the U.S.) will develop invasive breast cancer in her lifetime. […] More
Nausea, fatigue, body aches…sounds like the flu, right? But if it happens regularly around your period, it’s likely what experts often refer to as the “period flu.” While “period flu” is not a formal medical term or diagnosis, Dr Alyssa Dweck, Westchester-based gynaecologist and assistant clinical professor at the Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, knows exactly what […] More
