The WholeLife Blog
Our WholeLife blog is your go-to for all things health and wellness. At WholeLife, we look at health holistically and like to provide you with a range of ideas and options that will best suit you and your loved ones. Grab your favourite herbal tea in a relaxing location and sit back and browse our jam packed blog full of new products, hints and tips, recipes, trends, health information and much more.
Dental Health Week: Tips to Keep Your Smile Bright For Life
It’s Dental Health Week from 7-13 August, and we’re here with tips to help you keep your smile bright for life!
Love your Guts: Advice from a WholeLife Nutritionist
We caught up with one of our WholeLife Nutritionists to talk all things gut health, and get advice for improving our gut-body-mind connection.
Breast Feeding Awareness Week with Qiara
It’s World Breastfeeding Week and we’re getting behind this year’s theme – “Enabling Breastfeeding – Making a difference for working parents”. We’re encouraging supportive workplaces for parents, with our range of Qiara Probiotic products available to support mums and bubs alike!
Sleep Hygiene For Sleep Health
Sleep hygiene tips and tricks that will benefit your sleep health.
NAIDOC WEEK – First Nations Health Concerns
First nation Australians have a unique cultural and historical background that has shaped their health outcomes. In this blog we will discuss some of the key health concerns among indigenous Australians as well as how they can address these challenges.
International Day of Yoga – Benefits of Yoga with Eliza Gray
We chat to Yogi Eliza Gray about all things Yoga for International Day of Yoga.
Men’s Health Week – The Five Supplements Men Should Consider
Wondering how you can look, feel and perform at your best? Here are five supplements every man should consider taking for optimal health.
Pain Management with a WholeLife Pharmacist
Our very own pharmacist and Health Services Manager Melissa Armstrong is here to share some tips on pain management.
The Importance of Iron for the Female Body
Women are more at risk of being iron deficient in their lifetimes due to menstruation, pregnancy and even breastfeeding.
