Acupuncture and Natural Health
On the outskirts of Brisbane, an urban drain takes on a life of its own Across town from me, landscape architects and engineers in consultation with the local community have cut a waterway free from its concrete constraints to create living, breathing hydrological infrastructure, for humans and non-humans alike. It sounds wonderful, don't you think?... Continue Reading →
Well, not quite summoning...but certainly exploring, discussing and reflecting. I'm so lucky to have six blogging friends who form The Health and Happiness Collective, and together, we share our unique perspectives and reflections. For the next couple of weeks, we're visiting the theme of Change. First up, we have Ananda Mahony at Vitale, with Confessions... Continue Reading →
Take this simple 30 second health assessment, provided by Margi Macdonald, Brisbane acupuncture and natural therapies practitioner.
How does acupuncture work? Brisbane acupuncture practioner Margi Macdonald shares a video from the talented team at RMIT
Brisbane acupuncture professional Margi Macdonald writes about Ayurveda and Aromatherapy
Margi Macdonald - Brisbane acupuncturist and healer - reviews the top stories for 2010, and invites readers to sign-up to receive regular updates.
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Late 2010 – early 2011 A 21st century multi-media, interactive, self-paced course of ancient wisdom and sensory cultivation will be available by subscription. This is a very special project, possibly one of the first of its kind, and I’m developing it now. This course is for you if: You're interested in truly knowing your own... Continue Reading →
Internationally, the Extreme Poverty Line is defined as the equivalent of $2 a day. 1.4 billion people currently live below this line, that is 1.4 billion people who do not have the basic choices and opportunities that most Australians take for granted. Imagine just eating below the poverty line for one week – Rachel Hills... Continue Reading →
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