http://www.livelife.net.au/index.htmlHot News!en2018-02-14T17:54:29+11:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 Wed, 21 Feb 2018 12:40:17 +1100News2018-02-14T17:54:29+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/8c0b7dadd969815370c3b3a5678f471c-95.html#unique-entry-id-95http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/8c0b7dadd969815370c3b3a5678f471c-95.html#unique-entry-id-95With the colder weather again approaching and the inevitable cold and flu season, those of us with compromised immune function may well want to consider boosting our immune system with time honoured medicinal herbs. Herbs have always been with us. Herbs like echinacea, astragalus, andrographis all have proven ability to boost our immune cells that help to keep us free of infection. These types of herbs can be used for acute and chronic conditions, check with your qualified herbal practitioner what is best for you, and remember if a liquid preparation doesn't suit you, there are plenty of other ways to dose yourself. Don't wait until symptoms arise, act now so you can enjoy the winter months.]]>News2018-02-07T14:06:54+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/8f5db2831e2b9b79f3c8b0e7fd88e89a-94.html#unique-entry-id-94http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/8f5db2831e2b9b79f3c8b0e7fd88e89a-94.html#unique-entry-id-94
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The micro biome, the very essence of our humanity, evolution, survival, ignore it at your peril.]]>News2017-12-12T13:16:18+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/584ea16c5162821c2e875a55a4ee3ede-91.html#unique-entry-id-91http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/584ea16c5162821c2e875a55a4ee3ede-91.html#unique-entry-id-91
Trading Hours over Christmas 2017/18

22 Dec - Friday 9AM - 6PM
23 Dec - Saturday 10AM - 2PM
24 Dec - Christmas Eve CLOSED
25 Dec - Christmas Day CLOSED
26 Dec - Boxing Day CLOSED
27 Dec - Wednesday 9AM - 6PM
28 Dec - Thursday 9AM - 6PM
29 Dec - Friday 9AM - 6PM
30 Dec - Saturday 10AM - 2PM
31 Dec - Sunday CLOSED
1 Jan - New Year’s Day CLOSED
2 Jan - Tuesday 9AM - 6PM
Normal trading returns
]]>News2017-11-24T12:21:58+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/e520142680f6f1c3381359f561b5c56c-89.html#unique-entry-id-89http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/e520142680f6f1c3381359f561b5c56c-89.html#unique-entry-id-89Since the body is permeated by this force, it must be regarded as “ a homogeneous and harmonious whole.” The pioneers of naturopathy studied the whole and not only the parts. “We cannot injure one part of it without damaging other parts, and often the entire organism.”
Health results from an unimpeded flow of vital force in the body, from harmony among the components. Disease represents loss of harmony caused by ascendency of the “destructive principle” in nature “that principle which disintegrates and destroys existing forms and types.”
More concretely, both acute and chronic disease reflect lowered vitality, caused the continuing accumulation of waste matter and toxins in the body and due ultimately to poor diet, overwork, excesses of various kinds “...the use of alcoholic and narcotic stimulants, drugs, vaccines, antitoxins, accidental poisoning, and last but not least, to the suppression of acute diseases (nature’s cleansing and healing efforts) by poisonous drugs and surgical operations.”
What is commonly called ‘acute’ disease is in reality the result of Nature’s efforts to eliminate from the organism waste matter, foreign matter, and poisons.
Every so-called acute disease is the result of a cleansing and healing effort of Nature.
The real disease is lowered vitality, abnormal composition of the vital fluids (blood & lymph) and the resulting accumulation of waste materials and poisons.
The allopathic school has a wrong understanding of this process, mistaking cause for effect and confusing the ‘disease’ with the response of the vital force.
“What the Old school of medicine calls the disease, we look upon as the cure.
The physician met support the healing thrust of the organism. Healing is effected by the vital force, and the physician can only assist.
Divided Legacy, Harris Coulter ]]>News2017-11-23T14:18:20+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/030de81586d5d2ce6a3ad859cf6911f2-88.html#unique-entry-id-88http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/030de81586d5d2ce6a3ad859cf6911f2-88.html#unique-entry-id-88“The theory of materialism, rising in the 17th century, holds that the only existing thing is matter, everything is composed of material and all phenomena (including consciousness, human soul and spirit) are the results of material interactions. In other words, matter is the only substance.”
Scientific materialism (physicalism) became the philosophical position of the early 20th century. The main statement of physicalism is that there are no kinds of things other than physical things.
Within naturopathy there is the assumption of the vital force (called by many things in different human cultures).
“Crude matter, instead of being the source of life is only an expression of the Life Force.”
This force is a part of the “constructive principle” in nature, “that principle which builds up, improves, and repairs.”
]]>News2017-11-10T16:33:15+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/029d1643efa603e70fe2d02c3ee0bf67-87.html#unique-entry-id-87http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/029d1643efa603e70fe2d02c3ee0bf67-87.html#unique-entry-id-87 “In our search for spirochetes involved in Alzheimer’s disease, we observed pleomorphic bacteria in the blood of healthy human subjects by dark-field microscopy. This was a surprising finding since it is generally acknowledged that the bloodstream in healthy humans is a sterile environment except when there is a breach in the integrity of the tissue membranes. However, the concept of the occurrence of bacteria in the blood of healthy humans is now more plausible because of cultivation-independent laboratory approaches.”
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Scientifically, who was right, who was wrong, which do you believe to be true?

GERM THEORY from Pasteur

• 1.Disease arises from micro-organisms outside the body.
• 2.Microorganisms are generally to be guarded against.
• 3.The function of microorganisms is constant.
• 4.The shapes and colours of microorganisms are constant
• 5.Every disease is associated with a particular microorganism
• 6.Microorganisms are primary causal agents.
• 7.Disease can "strike" anybody.
• 8.To prevent disease we have to "build defences".

 CELLULAR THEORY from Professor Bechamp
1. Disease arises from micro-organisms within the cells of the body.
2.These intracellular microorganisms normally function to build and assist in the metabolic processes of the body.
3.The function of these organisms changes to assist in the catabolic (disintegration) processes of the host organism when that organism dies or is injured, which may be chemical as well as mechanical.
4. Microrganisms change their shapes and colours to reflect the medium
5. Every disease is associated with a particular condition.
6. Microorganisms become "pathogenic" as the health of the host organism deteriorates. Hence, the condition of the host organism is the primary causal agent.
7. Disease is built by unhealthy conditions.
8. To prevent disease we have to create health.
]]>News2017-09-14T10:09:00+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/8f4782cb162805ecac85c2cffd8e3e3c-85.html#unique-entry-id-85http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/8f4782cb162805ecac85c2cffd8e3e3c-85.html#unique-entry-id-85We all want to live a long and healthy and fulfilling life, so, of some of the famous medical people of last few centuries, and even back to Hippocrates himself, how did they fair and who should we get inspiration from :
Prof Gunther Enderlein 1872-1968 (96)microbiology, medicine Continued on the work of Bechamp
Prof Antoine Bechamp 1816-1908 (92)microbiology , medicine
Sir John Weir royal physician 1879-1971 (91) homeopath
Florence Nightingale 1820-1910 (90)Nursing
Hippocrates 460-370BC (90) father of medicine


Andrew Taylor Still 1828-1917 (89) Osteopathy
Elizabeth Blackwell 1821-1910 (89) 1st women MD in USA
Samuel Hahnemann 1755-1843 (88)homeopathy
Joseph Lister 1827-1912 (85)surgery
Sigmund Freud 1939-1856 (83)psychology
Galen 129-210AD (81)medicine
Rudolf Virchow 1821-1902 (81)medicine
Constantine Hering 1800-1880 (80)homeopathy


Pierre Paul Emile Roux 1853-1933 (79)med
William Harvey 1578-1657 (79)med
Henry Charlton Bastian 1837-1915 (78)neurology
Samuel Thomson 1769-1843 (74)herbal med
Alexander Fleming 1881-1955 (73)microbiology
Louis Pasteur 1822-1895 (72)microbiology
Elie Metchnikoff 1845-1916 (71)microbiology


Daniel David Palmer 1845-1913 (68)chiropractic
James Tyler Kent 1849-1916 (67)homeopathy
Robert Koch 1843-1910 (66)microbiology
Thomas Sydenham 1624-1689 (65)
Jan Baptist van Helmont 1580-1644 (64)
Claude Bernard 1813-1878 (64)physiology
Henry Lindlahr 1862-1924 (62)naturopathic
Paul Ehrlich 1854-1915 (61)rationalism
Wilhelm Reich 1897-1957 (60) heart attack or beaten to death in gaol?microbiology,psychotherapy


Pliny the Elder 23-79AD (56)med
Antoine Lavoisier 1743-1794 (51) beheaded, chemistry

Pedanius Dioscorides 40-90AD (50)med

Paracelsus 1493-1541 (47) med, didn't fair so well, but certainly left his mark.
Rene Laennec 1781-1826 (45) med, stethoscope

Nicolas Culpeper 1616-1654 (38) herb med, he may have been shot in a duel that eventually did him in, he did leave his mark also


Looks like Professor Bechamp was the longest lived, funny how we don't hear about him? Hippocrates ("let food be your medicine and medicine be your food") a close 2nd
]]>News2017-09-13T10:57:51+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/52920c88d8e2d74f1b3edeeb50c38013-84.html#unique-entry-id-84http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/52920c88d8e2d74f1b3edeeb50c38013-84.html#unique-entry-id-84'In the particular instance what was involved was the role and importance of the host organism. Microbes altered their forms in response to environmental stress. Disease microbes responded in this way to unfavorable or hostile conditions in the host organism. Pleomorphism meant that the host was an active participant in infection and disease- in contrast to Koch and the monomorphists who held the microbe to be all-powerful, the host organism a passive victim. Pleomorphism meant downgrading the microbe, since the host, by resisting the latter’s onslaught, could alter its characteristics.'
What do you think? What or the two interpretations makes sense to you?
]]>News2017-08-22T11:19:15+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/e3429be4babce3d5c5458904f9685dd6-83.html#unique-entry-id-83http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/e3429be4babce3d5c5458904f9685dd6-83.html#unique-entry-id-83Dietary fibre is essential for the health of the microbiome (gut bacteria) and therefore the human body. A largley undigestible carbohydrate, fibre comes in 2 main forms – soluble and insoluble. Fibre does not add to the kilojoule intake of the diet.
Soluble fibre is found in fruit and vegetables and some cereals like oats, barley, psyllium, linseed, slippery elm powder and legumes like beans, lentils, peas.
Insoluble fibre is more resistant to digestion, sometimes referred to as roughage. It is fermented by gut bacteria to produce fatty acids essential for the health of the mucous membrane of the gut wall. Foods like wheat and rice bran & skins of vegetables and fruits, nuts are rich in insoluble fibre and necessary to prevent constipation, adding bulk to the stool and speeding up bowel transit time.
The benefits of a high fibre diet include, lower levels of constipation, haemorrhoids, diverticular disease, bowel polyps, bowel cancer, and lower risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, gallbladder disease, obesity, diabetes
Foods that are high in fibre tend to be low in fat and have a lower glycaemic index and loading, so may be helpful in weight reduction and diabetic diets.
The Australian Heart Foundation recommends adults consume 30-35g daily, keep in mind some traditional human diets consume over 100g daily. Children should aim for 15-20g daily and elderly should focus on a high intake due to the slowing of the digestive system.
Check with your naturopathic practitioner as to what would be the best approach to slowly increase your dietary fibre intake. Keep in mind meat, eggs, fatty foods, fast foods and sugar are very low in fibre.
Some examples of fibre in food;
Wholemeal flour 14g fibre in 1 cup
Porridge, cooked 3.5g fibre in 1 cup
Muffin/cake 1g fibre
Prunes x6 4.5g fibre
Lentils 7g fibre in 1 cup
Call in and ask for a handout for more fibre info
]]>News2017-08-11T17:56:25+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/189fad6a09eb8f1922f2cfc832007981-82.html#unique-entry-id-82http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/189fad6a09eb8f1922f2cfc832007981-82.html#unique-entry-id-82Although [cortisone] is the universal symptom-reliever par excellence, it achieves alleviation by a mechanism which indiscriminately suppresses adaptive phenomena. It suppresses many of the responses to injury: the desirable as well as the undesirable, the reparative as well as the destructive. As a result of this indiscriminate action it tends to mask the course of the basic disease in such a way that the physician is left completely in the dark on what is going on. No other drug used for symptomatic abatement is more dangerous from this point of view ... Cortisone provides mainly symptomatic and occasional supportive relief and it cures nothing ... It is possible that the future will offer still better agents of this type, but regardless of the basis of their superiority, as long as they operate by suppressing universal and fundamental biologic phenomena the response of the organism to stimulation and basic protective reactions—the inherent disadvantages of cortisone will not be eradicated by molecular manipulation.—Walter Modell, 1961
]]>News2017-06-14T16:56:30+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/191df5a2dc0f7e667ca5e7901560b3cb-81.html#unique-entry-id-81http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/191df5a2dc0f7e667ca5e7901560b3cb-81.html#unique-entry-id-81"In the sciences, people quickly come to regard as their own personal property that which they have learned and had passed on to them at the universities and academies. If someone else comes along with new ideas that contradict the Credo and in fact even threaten to overturn it, then all passions are raised against this threat and no method is left untried to suppress it. People resist it in every way possible: pretending not to have heard about it; speaking disparagingly of it, as if it were not even worth the effort of looking into the matter. And so a new truth can have a long wait before finally being accepted."--Goethe]]>News2017-05-16T12:51:11+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/f75b5a43d5573e7ff628dcf0b6c076c0-80.html#unique-entry-id-80http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/f75b5a43d5573e7ff628dcf0b6c076c0-80.html#unique-entry-id-80

Biological Terrain

There are a few factors that are responsible for the maintenance of a healthy body or healthy internal “terrain”. I’ll list them below then briefly explain their function and importance for our health.
pH balance: This is the measurement of hydrogen ions in the tissues and fluid, or in other words what is acid and what is alkaline. The stomach has the lowest pH in the body, which is needed in the process of digestion. Our blood is approximately 7.4, slightly alkaline, and that doesn’t vary much, we are in trouble if it does. Biological processes produce acids and since we don’t manufacture alkaline elements in the human body we need to ingest them from our diet primarily. In some quarters it is thought the balance should be approximately 80% alkaline foods, 20% acid foods in order to keep the balance in the tissues.
Electric/magnetic charge: Loss of electrical charge on the surface of the red blood cells, sometimes referred to as rouleaux. This causes the cells to become “sticky” or “stackup”.
Toxicity: is where products of metabolism or other toxic elements are not sufficiently eliminated from the body. The lymphatic system plays a major role in this process. Electrical charge and pH plays an important role in this process.
Low oxygen: inadequate oxygenation throughout body tissues is another factor in contributing to an imbalanced “sick” biological terrain.
Stagnation: Slowing or stoppage of colloidal body fluids between cells is another factor that leads to a breakdown in the health of the tissues and disease which pathogenic bacteria are created through pleomorphism, a naturally occurring process intended to free the human system from accumulations of pathogenic and mucoid matter.
Nutritional Statis: There are volumes and volumes written on this subject. The main points are, nutrients in a colloidal form from mainly fresh plant food grown in nutrient rich soil has been pretty much determined as the best lifestyle choice for humans, for example then Meditteranean diet/lifestyle like those on Sardinia or other parts of the Meditteranean have shown over time to remain “disease-free” throughout life this will provide all the necessary elements.
We are coming to a point in human history and evolution if you like, where the real germ theory and the “new” biology is starting to re-emerge, and an understanding what micro-organisms really do and what their function really is in the human body and life in general. Unfortunately mainstream sciences have been reluctant to entertain the idea that germs don’t cause disease, that germs have a pleomorphic life cycle that feed on diseased sickly body substances.
It’s my hope that this changes so we can all live disease free lives from start to finish.
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Aluminium is the most abundant metal in the earth’s crust and makes up about 8%. Bauxite is the main source of aluminium ore, but the aluminium is difficult to remove, it requires large amounts of electricity to accomplish this. The main byproduct is the highly toxic sodium fluoride, which is put in our water supply and toothpastes in the belief that it will enhance the strength of our teeth. Naturally occurring Calcium fluoride in small amounts in our food and water is the form that nature intended us to consume this essential element, not from an industrial waste product. pH in the mouth is potentially the most important factor in teeth health, teeth eating bacteria love it when the pH drops and sets up an acidic environment for them to thrive.

Keep in mind too that aluminium salts are an adjuvant(additive) in most if not all vaccines in order to setup an inflammatory response. Does that material find its safe way out of the body via bowel, urine or lymph/skin? Aluminium salts are also contained in a lot of antiperspirants and body deodorants.]]>News2017-04-20T10:40:44+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/46b9bc4ee11ba3766b0898ea32d638b8-77.html#unique-entry-id-77http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/46b9bc4ee11ba3766b0898ea32d638b8-77.html#unique-entry-id-77Palmaria palmate check out the nutrition you get from seaweed, no excuse not to get
excellent nutrition into your diet.


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]]>News2017-04-18T09:06:44+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/a76ae7806b36e969804cba033c43be26-74.html#unique-entry-id-74http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/a76ae7806b36e969804cba033c43be26-74.html#unique-entry-id-74Active Elements, great for a whole range of health issues, rebalancing our homeostasis

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]]>News2016-12-21T09:43:14+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/c3d3d9cea7f2b5ad7659a9a5921b5dab-70.html#unique-entry-id-70http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/c3d3d9cea7f2b5ad7659a9a5921b5dab-70.html#unique-entry-id-70News2016-12-13T14:53:59+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/95c03b85f6a0c28f64ccd9d053a1c474-69.html#unique-entry-id-69http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/95c03b85f6a0c28f64ccd9d053a1c474-69.html#unique-entry-id-69
Trading Hours over Christmas

23 Dec - Friday 9AM - 6PM
24 Dec - Saturday 10AM - 2PM
25 Dec - Christmas Day CLOSED
26 Dec - Boxing Day CLOSED
27 Dec - Public Holiday CLOSED
28 Dec - Wednesday 9AM - 6PM
29 Dec - Thursday 9AM - 6PM
30 Dec - Friday 9AM - 6PM
31 Dec - Saturday 10AM - 2PM
1 Jan - New Year’s Day CLOSED
2 Jan - Monday CLOSED
3 Jan - Tuesday Normal trading hours resume
]]>News2016-09-16T14:51:20+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/7d0f22518cf54ce3a225f13307162e0f-68.html#unique-entry-id-68http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/7d0f22518cf54ce3a225f13307162e0f-68.html#unique-entry-id-68Aflatoxins in our food review...]]>News2016-06-28T12:03:43+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/b0d62ea819fe3d998e05cf72bbfd1f19-67.html#unique-entry-id-67http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/b0d62ea819fe3d998e05cf72bbfd1f19-67.html#unique-entry-id-67Interesting notes on Prof. Antoine Bechamp and the horrors of Pasteur


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Such a wonderful therapy, I do hope that Blackmores continue to produce these colloidal minerals, disappointing that they deleted their retail range developed by Dr Maurice C. H. Blackmore ]]>News2016-03-18T14:14:35+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/16891e59022743a99978fee1cde8cc3c-64.html#unique-entry-id-64http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/16891e59022743a99978fee1cde8cc3c-64.html#unique-entry-id-64 today]]>News2016-03-18T13:47:21+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/366e02974187f41432d06bbb44eba926-63.html#unique-entry-id-63http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/366e02974187f41432d06bbb44eba926-63.html#unique-entry-id-63Winter, again is on the way. The cold weather and cold air reduce our immune systems ability to fight infection,
particularly our air ways which is the first point of contact for airborne of contact microbes. Also, keep in mind that
microbes can morph depending on the pH and condition of our internal environment. We have been conditioned to believe
in the germ theory, and as we know that the condition of our internal environment is the determining factor in
whether we get an infection or not, or develop the right environment for the proliferation of pathogenic bacteria and viruses.
The body’s pH should be slightly alkaline so lots of fruit and veggies, and well as foods that contain lots of minerals like zinc.
Classic herbs such as echinacea, andrographis, astragalus, olive leaf can keep for immune system in tip top condition.
Avoid antibiotics for viral infections, they are ineffective, and if your system does get to the point of having to have antibiotics
make sure you reseed for gut with pre and pro-biotics, this is extremely important. If you unsure of what to do pop in and have a
chat with us and we may be able to offer a solution, and remember preventative healthcare is always the best approach.

]]>News2016-03-10T09:15:23+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/21326f7d1bd872b2ab071da11dc988c9-62.html#unique-entry-id-62http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/21326f7d1bd872b2ab071da11dc988c9-62.html#unique-entry-id-62Easter Saturday 10am-2pm
Easter Sunday CLOSED
Easter Monday CLOSED
Tuesday 29th NORMAL TRADING


Have a safe and happy easter]]>News2016-02-06T12:38:04+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/f2e8724f03b087314d5ade9c6e18193f-61.html#unique-entry-id-61http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/f2e8724f03b087314d5ade9c6e18193f-61.html#unique-entry-id-61News2016-01-22T11:33:25+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/2da4c4cdb7efe2eb853bb5d791c445f7-60.html#unique-entry-id-60http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/2da4c4cdb7efe2eb853bb5d791c445f7-60.html#unique-entry-id-60
Times are a changing, and so is how we see the body]]>News2016-01-13T15:48:23+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/9c08e09a880e860b29d9320c1822b98e-59.html#unique-entry-id-59http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/9c08e09a880e860b29d9320c1822b98e-59.html#unique-entry-id-59
Health is defined as the absence of disease and from a naturopathic perspective this means living a life that promotes health. Unfortunately in the 21st century this is far from the truth. We have vested interests that make lots of money keeping people sick rather than healthy. I have often thought a true health system would reward the doctor and patient for living a healthy life, it seems the opposite occurs, and until there is a fundamental change in the concept of health we will continue down this path. Many naturopathic practitioners are unable to make a full living from their practice. The dedicated ones keep the flame alive. Many don’t. This is a shame, it’s a waste of a great resource. I do hope that younger generations are able to keep the passion alive and convince policy makers about this resource and the passion that comes with it. Science of course is the truth teller. When science tells us a herb is more effective than a drug, we use the herb. Why doesn’t this happen?I think we all know the answer. We are all poorer for it, except the drug makers! So next time you think about your health, or your family’s health, think also about your options. Until next time, best of health to you.]]>News2015-12-23T16:40:54+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/c6961eb847a986e58628d5b78b5ca355-58.html#unique-entry-id-58http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/c6961eb847a986e58628d5b78b5ca355-58.html#unique-entry-id-58
THURSDAY 24TH DECEMBER OPEN 9AM-6PM
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MONDAY 28TH DECEMBER CLOSED
TUESDAY 29TH DECEMBER OPEN 9AM-6PM
WEDNESDAY 30TH DECEMBER OPEN 9AM-6PM
THURSDAY 31ST DECEMBER OPEN 9AM-6PM
FRIDAY 1ST JANUARY CLOSED
SATURDAY 2ND JANUARY CLOSED
SUNDAY 3RD JANUARY CLOSED
MONDAY 4TH JANUARY OPEN 9AM-6PM

Wishing you all a merry christmas and happy new year]]>News2015-12-16T09:06:18+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/8b00f37070e1a2d69db38b57d69625d7-57.html#unique-entry-id-57http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/8b00f37070e1a2d69db38b57d69625d7-57.html#unique-entry-id-57News2015-12-04T11:49:47+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/19e2ac2c042a6e4120b4daee2d361c7d-56.html#unique-entry-id-56http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/19e2ac2c042a6e4120b4daee2d361c7d-56.html#unique-entry-id-56
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THURSDAY 24TH DECEMBER OPEN 9AM-6PM
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SATURDAY 26TH DECEMBER CLOSED
SUNDAY 27TH DECEMBER CLOSED
MONDAY 28TH DECEMBER CLOSED
TUESDAY 29TH DECEMBER OPEN 9AM-6PM
WEDNESDAY 30TH DECEMBER OPEN 9AM-6PM
THURSDAY 31ST DECEMBER OPEN 9AM-6PM
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SATURDAY 2ND JANUARY CLOSED
SUNDAY 3RD JANUARY CLOSED
MONDAY 4TH JANUARY OPEN 9AM-6PM

Wishing you all a merry christmas and happy new year]]>News2015-11-26T14:38:21+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/4757864ee9d614b9c9e4b93cd23cbd6d-54.html#unique-entry-id-54http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/4757864ee9d614b9c9e4b93cd23cbd6d-54.html#unique-entry-id-54Coming up in December...

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]]>News2015-11-20T11:17:40+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/79f22e46326d1c59967267d66fe6a74a-51.html#unique-entry-id-51http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/79f22e46326d1c59967267d66fe6a74a-51.html#unique-entry-id-51http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-11-20/diets-should-be-tailored-to-person's-gut-microbiome-study/6956436

More info on the internal environment of the human
]]>News2015-11-13T16:24:39+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/28c3181863794acab36cd433f073890f-50.html#unique-entry-id-50http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/28c3181863794acab36cd433f073890f-50.html#unique-entry-id-50Pack your own tucker and save on packaging


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http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/nutrition-and-healthy-eating/in-depth/mediterranean-diet/art-20047801?pg=2

]]>News2015-11-12T10:12:48+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/4bed558470fb0ebcc3d910a3b81ff1a7-48.html#unique-entry-id-48http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/4bed558470fb0ebcc3d910a3b81ff1a7-48.html#unique-entry-id-48https://www.bluezones.com/live-longer/

Long live the blue zones

]]>News2015-10-06T09:56:35+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/9cc283f07e744eadb36bd8364436cb87-47.html#unique-entry-id-47http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/9cc283f07e744eadb36bd8364436cb87-47.html#unique-entry-id-47
Australia needs an institution like Bastyr.

]]>News2015-09-30T15:25:08+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/6352b503075d4960ab60fc84c8e4e991-46.html#unique-entry-id-46http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/6352b503075d4960ab60fc84c8e4e991-46.html#unique-entry-id-46
Daylight saving starts this weekend, woohoo]]>News2015-09-16T11:20:34+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/c318b6cd8e03045378b62d67cbb658bc-45.html#unique-entry-id-45http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/c318b6cd8e03045378b62d67cbb658bc-45.html#unique-entry-id-45With springtime fast approaching and the inevitable increase in airborne allergens, now is a goodtime to get your immune system sorted. The first point of call for those symptom-causing allergens is your mucous membranes of the ears, nose, throat and eyes. Making sure you are getting sufficient vitamin A may be helpful to strengthen your “mucousal immunity” and therefore the usual symptoms of allergies, sniffling and sneezing. There are other natural remedies that may be helpful. Maybe we can suggest one that’s right for you.
]]>News2015-09-16T10:58:48+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/1ff2976b22acceb39d302a1caf8e4371-44.html#unique-entry-id-44http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/1ff2976b22acceb39d302a1caf8e4371-44.html#unique-entry-id-44email us, or call during opening hours.
Our opening hours are 9am-6pm Monday to Friday, and 10am-2pm Saturdays.]]>News2015-09-08T11:52:32+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/5cdc91ac2ae9e191ee6351d69b667dd4-43.html#unique-entry-id-43http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/5cdc91ac2ae9e191ee6351d69b667dd4-43.html#unique-entry-id-43]]>News2015-09-08T11:50:46+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/5caadce9e54eb2c6346df07948b28525-42.html#unique-entry-id-42http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/5caadce9e54eb2c6346df07948b28525-42.html#unique-entry-id-42]]>News2015-09-08T11:48:08+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/5091cf65969ad82875d6a0875eb9910e-41.html#unique-entry-id-41http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/5091cf65969ad82875d6a0875eb9910e-41.html#unique-entry-id-41
Great little street party last week in South Hobart, hopefully see some changes to the street
scape to make it easier for pedestrians in the community.
]]>News2015-08-26T11:45:04+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/e831de4f8fe2fb8c208fc10ffe9b4cd4-40.html#unique-entry-id-40http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/e831de4f8fe2fb8c208fc10ffe9b4cd4-40.html#unique-entry-id-40Exciting things happening in the South Hobart village during September, launch of the new book by Alison Alexander, Beneath the Mountain, A history of South Hobart, and also a street party for the locals to hear what things can be done to help improve South Hobart, council are listening, lets be heard.]]>News2015-06-04T10:29:11+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/4917f6f5d44668e374746cf552f0674d-39.html#unique-entry-id-39http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/4917f6f5d44668e374746cf552f0674d-39.html#unique-entry-id-39Store will be closed Monday 8th June, have a safe and enjoyable weekend]]>News2015-03-26T11:33:43+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/dde1b3531255c6f86003c7045d957d98-38.html#unique-entry-id-38http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/dde1b3531255c6f86003c7045d957d98-38.html#unique-entry-id-38Good Friday 3rd April CLOSED
Saturday 4th April OPEN 10am till 2pm
Sunday 5th April CLOSED
Monday 6th April CLOSED
Tuesday 7th April NORMAL TRADING 9am till 6pm]]>News2015-01-23T11:08:48+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/99e5241428a341e1fc2365da0784da67-37.html#unique-entry-id-37http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/99e5241428a341e1fc2365da0784da67-37.html#unique-entry-id-37Stressed at work, try a lunchtime walk, check out the science behind it...

http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/01/21/stressed-at-work-try-a-lunchtime-walk/?ref=health]]>News2015-01-21T10:02:26+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/25a5b56e3d92bc13d70bda3d8e353f72-36.html#unique-entry-id-36http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/25a5b56e3d92bc13d70bda3d8e353f72-36.html#unique-entry-id-36The World Health Organisation has classified Australia as a mildly iodine deficient country. Most iodine is found in seafood or in iodine-fortified foods.
Iodine is required by our bodies for the synthesis of thyroid hormones T3 and T4, and is therefore essential for normal thyroid function. Not getting enough iodine in your diet may produce deficiency disorders, which can result in hypothyroidism, mental retardation, goiter, and abnormalities associated with growth and development.
If you suspect your iodine intake is low, ask your healthcare practitioner what is the best source for you.
http://www.vitalhealthzone.com/nutrition/minerals/iodine.html]]>News2015-01-12T12:25:17+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/226ed7552db277fb426740c1e32affe9-35.html#unique-entry-id-35http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/226ed7552db277fb426740c1e32affe9-35.html#unique-entry-id-35Proton pump inhibitors are the 3rd biggest seller in the United States, with a staggering 113 million prescriptions filled each year, racking up $US13.9 billion in sales. Looks like from these figures Americans have real issues with dyspepsia. Australia is not far behind.
From a naturopathic viewpoint there can be a few treatments that can benefit this uncomfortable condition. First of all, the elimination of dairy, wheat and processed foods from the diet and inclusion of fresh vegetables and fruit is a great start. Herbs such as chamomile, meadowsweet, marshmallow and liquorice root may be beneficial as well as sodium phosphate, potassium chloride to help “rebalance” the stomach chemistry. Talk to your naturopathic health practitioner about what treatment is appropriate for you.]]>News2015-01-09T10:56:32+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/1a0745f1c957ddfd6841f3899f46f06b-34.html#unique-entry-id-34http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/1a0745f1c957ddfd6841f3899f46f06b-34.html#unique-entry-id-34
Hobart is a wonderful little scenic city, situated in the far south of the Australian nation.
It’s natural beauty draws visitors from all over the world. Australians from the “big island”,
Australia’s mainland think they can drive around in a day. Even after living in Tasmania
for over 43 years I still haven’t managed to see it all]]>News2014-11-24T13:51:14+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/0aad8863a206a3b3197861ce75b8e66c-33.html#unique-entry-id-33http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/0aad8863a206a3b3197861ce75b8e66c-33.html#unique-entry-id-33
CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY 25TH DECEMBER
CLOSED BOXING DAY 26TH DECEMBER
CLOSED SATURDAY 27TH DECEMBER
CLOSED SUNDAY 28TH DECEMBER
OPEN 9AM-6PM MONDAY 29TH DECEMBER
OPEN 9AM-6PM TUESDAY 30TH DECEMBER
OPEN 9AM-6PM WEDNESDAY 31ST DECEMBER
CLOSED NEW YEARS DAY THURSDAY 1ST JANUARY 2015
CLOSED FRIDAY 2ND JANUARY 2015
CLOSED SATURDAY 3RD JANUARY 2015
CLOSED SUNDAY 4TH JANUARY 2015
OPEN 9AM-6PM MONDAY 5TH JANUARY (NORMAL TRADING HOURS RETURN)]]>News2014-11-19T09:32:34+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/55d38f2092634bf77f04aad6de4f45d4-32.html#unique-entry-id-32http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/55d38f2092634bf77f04aad6de4f45d4-32.html#unique-entry-id-32
Find us in South Hobart, at the top end of Macquarie Street]]>News2014-11-05T09:12:47+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/43ffa2edc8b55d5af03edf1ac748ab8c-31.html#unique-entry-id-31http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/43ffa2edc8b55d5af03edf1ac748ab8c-31.html#unique-entry-id-31
Andrew Lean, our resident acupuncturist is available for consultations,
Monday to Thursday]]>News2014-10-31T10:44:12+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/18a9a7e36efdbeace67dd1ea92357157-30.html#unique-entry-id-30http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/18a9a7e36efdbeace67dd1ea92357157-30.html#unique-entry-id-30]]>News2014-10-31T09:56:59+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/201f8eb5b7e1ab8af2abe4353ac25a6d-28.html#unique-entry-id-28http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/201f8eb5b7e1ab8af2abe4353ac25a6d-28.html#unique-entry-id-28
Macquarie Street still has the concrete from where the trams used run up and down from
the city up to the brewery. In our little shopping precinct we have a florist, cafe, health food shop(us)
architects, pharmacy, butcher, corner store, secondhand cloths and furniture, asian restaurant,
post office, hairdressers, accountant, and bakery. What more could you want?]]>News2014-10-31T09:53:41+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/53b952ea5aeb537226c44c58a50b5a61-27.html#unique-entry-id-27http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/53b952ea5aeb537226c44c58a50b5a61-27.html#unique-entry-id-27
Follow the signs, up the big stairs to the treatment rooms, and the small stairs to the bulk produce area]]>News2014-10-29T10:22:50+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/a546aba8e4ce89f49b2eeb3b7cfc7b31-26.html#unique-entry-id-26http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/a546aba8e4ce89f49b2eeb3b7cfc7b31-26.html#unique-entry-id-26
Back room at the shop where you come in and help yourself]]>News2014-10-28T13:55:07+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/27da5e87a803e87f3d9a3dd17af0a00d-25.html#unique-entry-id-25http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/27da5e87a803e87f3d9a3dd17af0a00d-25.html#unique-entry-id-25
Great range of toothpastes]]>News2014-10-28T13:52:14+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/f4a906080921c059720835abc31916ab-24.html#unique-entry-id-24http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/f4a906080921c059720835abc31916ab-24.html#unique-entry-id-24
Come in and help yourself to our range of dried culianry herbs and spices]]>News2014-10-22T16:42:39+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/8918297b2d7befc43dd3fccded220ecb-23.html#unique-entry-id-23http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/8918297b2d7befc43dd3fccded220ecb-23.html#unique-entry-id-23News2014-10-22T12:50:19+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/4e5b72102b2af44bd5518d68a4c8a1fc-22.html#unique-entry-id-22http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/4e5b72102b2af44bd5518d68a4c8a1fc-22.html#unique-entry-id-22
At this stage we had come a fair way, but still had heaps of work to do]]>News2014-10-22T12:49:26+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/fa31333eae2dd120a4dcc8cfaca5f2e1-21.html#unique-entry-id-21http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/fa31333eae2dd120a4dcc8cfaca5f2e1-21.html#unique-entry-id-21
in the thick of the renovations, 2013]]>News2014-10-22T12:47:02+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/2de2750eb0347a0a845361d623be22e3-20.html#unique-entry-id-20http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/2de2750eb0347a0a845361d623be22e3-20.html#unique-entry-id-20
18 months on, the old shop space seems like a distant memory]]>News2014-10-22T12:45:07+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/6f9845559268505afae495b2345370e8-19.html#unique-entry-id-19http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/6f9845559268505afae495b2345370e8-19.html#unique-entry-id-19
Talking about curry, Jeff from Cairns produces another great easy to prepare curry recipe, yum.]]>News2014-10-22T11:06:14+11:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/ff8460547c3b15ab1420899be9577bae-16.html#unique-entry-id-16http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/ff8460547c3b15ab1420899be9577bae-16.html#unique-entry-id-16
Yummy and easy, Australian made curry pastes]]>News2014-05-21T11:06:17+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/7d3c245dedae1fdd42b8155b08d8eb63-15.html#unique-entry-id-15http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/7d3c245dedae1fdd42b8155b08d8eb63-15.html#unique-entry-id-15http://chefshop.com/Methylglyoxal-and-the-Health-Benefits-of-Honey-Article-P7373.aspx]]>News2014-05-16T09:47:05+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/1976eba3dc68c0d309df4990b35d4bec-14.html#unique-entry-id-14http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/1976eba3dc68c0d309df4990b35d4bec-14.html#unique-entry-id-14
Active Elements for acute and chronic mineral prescribing]]>News2014-05-16T09:41:53+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/11367ceaba97708ceaad4c2fad011c43-13.html#unique-entry-id-13http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/11367ceaba97708ceaad4c2fad011c43-13.html#unique-entry-id-13
Essential oils, creams, shampoos and conditioners by Springfileds]]>News2014-05-15T10:37:17+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/98d031ffe8c6fac4f45e1dd8bc1875ba-12.html#unique-entry-id-12http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/98d031ffe8c6fac4f45e1dd8bc1875ba-12.html#unique-entry-id-12
The North American herb, Echinacea, grown and used widely in Australia.
Echinacea is often known for its "buzzing" in the mouth effect. This is created by the chemicals in the plant that provide its immune boosting effects. If your echinacea product doesn't produce this, chances are its not very good. The chemicals, known as alkynamides are present in the root and flower and part of the plant's defence against infection.]]>News2014-05-15T10:34:45+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/81a0cd306fed6a3021d82be813819817-11.html#unique-entry-id-11http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/81a0cd306fed6a3021d82be813819817-11.html#unique-entry-id-11]]>News2014-05-15T10:30:56+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/ea856d34ef94d32d9f393a251b324f3c-10.html#unique-entry-id-10http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/ea856d34ef94d32d9f393a251b324f3c-10.html#unique-entry-id-10With the colder weather again approaching and the inevitable cold and flu season, those of us with compromised immune function may well want to consider boosting our immune system with time honoured medicinal herbs. Herbs have always been with us. Herbs like echinacea, astragalus, andrographis all have proven ability to boost our immune cells that help to keep us free of infection. These types of herbs can be used for acute and chronic conditions, check with your qualified herbal practitioner what is best for you, and remember if a liquid preparation doesn't suit you, there are plenty of other ways to dose yourself. Don't wait until symptoms arise, act now so you can enjoy the winter months.]]>News2014-05-15T10:25:52+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/b919f9daf2ee500672c971f40fd48d45-9.html#unique-entry-id-9http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/b919f9daf2ee500672c971f40fd48d45-9.html#unique-entry-id-9]]>News2014-05-10T13:24:01+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/be2fa6eb6ee3d50008129c2e0ac2bebd-8.html#unique-entry-id-8http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/be2fa6eb6ee3d50008129c2e0ac2bebd-8.html#unique-entry-id-8
LiveLife Natural Therapies Centre at 358 Macquarie Street is now
in its 14th year of trading.]]>News2014-05-10T13:20:38+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/cf7d8ddb4417b239bb2f4fd28af13141-7.html#unique-entry-id-7http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/cf7d8ddb4417b239bb2f4fd28af13141-7.html#unique-entry-id-7
Tucked away in South Hobart, Live Life Natural Therapies Centre]]>News2014-05-10T13:20:10+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/0738eea9949329a8ddb8fcfc1bd9e7dd-6.html#unique-entry-id-6http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/0738eea9949329a8ddb8fcfc1bd9e7dd-6.html#unique-entry-id-6Rhodiola is found in the Arctic regions. Russian scientists proposed Rhodiola as an adaptogenic herb in 1968. Therapeutic indications suggest use in fatigue, mental and/or physical exhaustion, to improve mental performance, concentration, and memory, especially when under stress, may assist sexual function in men. Also combines well with other adaptogens and tonics, such as panax ginseng, withania, siberian ginseng, astragalus and damiana.
Available in liquid and tablet.]]>News2014-05-10T13:19:38+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/afd139a68e20b9b3e3638f1aa93bf44a-5.html#unique-entry-id-5http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/afd139a68e20b9b3e3638f1aa93bf44a-5.html#unique-entry-id-5http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/honey-powerful-anti-cancer-agent]]>News2014-05-10T13:18:36+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/33f273482753dacc35b7f6dfce6e90e4-4.html#unique-entry-id-4http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/33f273482753dacc35b7f6dfce6e90e4-4.html#unique-entry-id-4]]>News2014-05-10T13:15:21+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/6a70539be38df94ec18e17a8eff0bfc8-3.html#unique-entry-id-3http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/6a70539be38df94ec18e17a8eff0bfc8-3.html#unique-entry-id-3https://www.facebook.com/LiveLifeNTC]]>News2014-05-10T13:14:23+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/832d84a5a471d115f83f45c33b5efcb5-2.html#unique-entry-id-2http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/832d84a5a471d115f83f45c33b5efcb5-2.html#unique-entry-id-2Echinacea is an immunomodulator, mainly acting on non-specific immunity, so may be helpful in allergy and autoimmunity. Helps build resistance to infections, particularly the upper respiratory tract. There is no evidence to suggest Echinacea is a negative to the immune system in longterm usage.]]>News2014-05-10T13:03:57+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/029fc7e1479de9bf53376fd024e9c6e3-1.html#unique-entry-id-1http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/029fc7e1479de9bf53376fd024e9c6e3-1.html#unique-entry-id-1http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/how-clean-your-arteries-one-simple-fruit]]>News2014-05-10T12:45:13+10:00http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/3578759388fd1e80e83df90f243b3ce9-0.html#unique-entry-id-0http://www.livelife.net.au/blog/files/3578759388fd1e80e83df90f243b3ce9-0.html#unique-entry-id-0]]>