JHB West - Feb 22
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Marna’s fave smoothie<br />
After over-indulging during the holidays, a healthy smoothie is a great idea.<br />
Here’s Marna’s favourite recipe:<br />
You’ll need: 2 cups of coconut water; ½ pineapple, peeled and cored; ¼<br />
papaya, peeled and pitted; ½ cucumber, cubed; 1 ½ teaspoon of fresh ginger,<br />
grated; 1 teaspoon turmeric powder; ice<br />
How to: Add all the ingredients to a blender. Blend for 30 to 60 seconds or<br />
until smooth.<br />
Eight tips to master<br />
better habits in 20<strong>22</strong><br />
1<br />
Make SPF your BFF. Using a good<br />
sunscreen even on cloudy days<br />
is so important it will shield your skin<br />
from signs of ageing and sun damage.<br />
2<br />
Exercise at least three times a<br />
week for 30 minutes. Studies have<br />
shown that exercising only two to<br />
three times a week will slow down the<br />
ageing process by 25 per cent.<br />
3<br />
Get enough sleep. At least six<br />
to eight hours a day. Sleep not<br />
only helps our minds switch off but<br />
also assists in weight loss and a<br />
happy mood.<br />
4<br />
Add a spoonful of collagen to<br />
your coffee in the morning. The<br />
benefits are endless. Less wrinkles, no<br />
achy joints, strong and healthy bones<br />
to name a few.<br />
5<br />
Be mindful. Studies have shown<br />
that getting in tune with<br />
ourselves through mindfulness<br />
improves wellbeing and brings<br />
down stress.<br />
6<br />
Punctuate your day with a minimeditation<br />
with one minute of<br />
awareness of your thoughts, feelings,<br />
and sensations - one minute of<br />
focused attention on breathing and<br />
one minute of awareness of the body<br />
as a whole.<br />
7<br />
Be kind to yourself. Imagine being<br />
your own best friend. Praise<br />
yourself rather than wait for others to<br />
do it. Remember you are enough!<br />
8<br />
Try something new. Trying<br />
new things not only helps us<br />
to vanquish those fears, but it also<br />
allows us to expand our minds and<br />
learn — both about said new thing,<br />
and about ourselves. And then there’s<br />
the rush. There’s nothing quite like or<br />
as memorable as the thrill of a new<br />
experience.<br />
Text: RIALIEN FURSTENBERG. • Photographer: JACO BOTHMA. • Make-up & hair: ELAINE BOSHOFF. • Venue: TOADBURY HALL COUNTRY HOTEL. • Dress: www.keylargo.co.za<br />
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