Plastic pollutes landfills, and waterways, and it often ends up in the stomach of land and sea animals. The idea of “Plastic Free July” is to stop using single-use plastic during the month of July. This means avoiding plastic bags, cups, straws, packaging and any plastic that is used once and thrown away.
MoreMany of us are conscious of buying natural and organic food, body products and cleaning products, but what about the clothes we wear? Clothes made from conventional cotton and synthetic fibres are some of the most environmentally destructive products on the market. Learn why organic cotton, hemp and bamboo clothing are better.
MoreUsing conventional, non-organic tampons and pads exposures your most sensitive body part to synthetic fibres as well as chemical pesticides, herbicides, fungicides and dioxin. When it comes to using feminine hygiene products many people do not know about alternative organic options and why they are important.
MoreMore than 80% of the rubbish we throw away ends up in landfills and our earth is quickly running out of space. Australian small business 4MyEarth is doing their part to help us reduce and reuse by creating a range of non-toxic, re-usable wraps and food covers. We interviewed 4MyEarth to find out more.
MoreMany people think that conventional cleaning products must be safe if they are so easily available, but companies are not required to state any information about the long term health effects of their ingredients. We have compiled a few reasons to avoid conventional cleaning products and instead choose organic, natural and green options.
MoreGoing organic means using natural and organic products in all areas , including what you use on your skin. Aim to use skincare products that are certified organic, pure, cruelty-free, and that use recyclable packaging. We interviewed Good Day Organics to find out more about the Mount Purious Organic Skincare range and the Good Day Organics Men's skincare Range.
MoreProtein is needed by our bodies for almost every function as it forms the building blocks of our cell, hormones and enzymes. Protein powders have become a very popular and convenient way to increase amino acids in the diet. Find out the difference between plant and animal-based protein powders and which option is right for you.
MoreKombucha tea is an ancient drink that has recently been gaining popularity in the west. Learn how Kombucha is made and find out how the compounds found in this tasty drink can boost your health and longevity. You will learn how you can include it in your diet and where you can purchase it.
MoreThere is something so soothing about herbal tea. It hydrates us, provides us with medicinal plant properties and is often loaded with vitamins and minerals. Learn why you should always make herbal tea in a covered pot, what the perfect brewing time is and which four herbal teas are the most popular.
MoreChew toys are something that every dog should spend time with daily, but one needs to be mindful about the quality and safety of these toys. Learn which toxic ingredients may be hiding in conventional pet toys and why buying natural and organic pet toys will benefit your animal and the environment.
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