Why have a massage?

People come to relax, or to gain relief from pain. Some just want to treat themselves to something nice because massage simply feels good. It increases blood circulation and helps manage chronic pain and tension as experienced with arthritis, anxiety, and chronic fatigue syndrome. Read More..

What is Herbal Medicine?

Herbal Medicine is the use of plants for medicinal purposes. It is the oldest form of medicine. Yet, millions of people throughout the world are still using herbal medicines today as their main form of medicine to prevent and treat illness.Read More..

Check Your Body Mass Index

Keeping your body mass index within normal range may reduce the risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Check yours today.

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Get healthy today!

jannebig.jpgJanne has 21 years experience as a Remedial and Swedish Massage Therapist in the Coffs Harbour-Bellingen area.  She is registred with The Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS) and WorkCover.  Janne also offers Evidence based Herbal Medicine with Vitamin and Mineral supplements.  She has excellent listening skills.  Don't leave it until it is too late, make an appointment today.

 
Coffee may slow mental decline

Image Three cups of coffee a day could slow the loss of mental function in men, says a European study.

The results appear in line with a growing body of evidence linking coffee consumption to improved cognitive function, and follow a recent report from Austria that showed how caffeine boosts brain function through its effects on distinct areas of the brain.

 
Gluten free eating
Image Gluten is a protein found in all forms of wheat (including durum, semolina, and spelt), rye, barley and related grain hybrids such as triticale and kamut. It is present in smaller amounts in oats and is undisclosed in an endless variety of processed foods.
 

Massage Benefits

  • Relieves pain
  • Feels good
  • Relaxes
  • Improves wellbeing
  • Improves mobility

Quote of the Day

It may well be that the greatest tragedy of this period of social transition is not the glaring noisiness of the so-called bad people, but the appalling silence of the so-called good people.

Martin Luther King, Jr.