Spirituality in the City is always one of the most eagerly anticipated features of our magazine. In our new Autumn 2020 issue, six readers shared their positive visions for the world. Read them below!
Vitality is Ireland’s largest natural health and wellbeing show. It is owned by Eventhaus Ltd and run in association with Health Stores Ireland, a professional trade association which represents the majority of health food stores in Ireland. With a number of successful outings behind them, Vitality is always a much-anticipated event. They have adapted to current circumstances by moving the show online this year – read on to find out more!
One of the best things about putting our magazine together each issue is that we get to enjoy many mind-expanding conversations. In our Summer 2020 issue, we were excited to speak with hypnotherapy practitioner Aidan Sloan, who explained the deeply beneficial – even life-altering – effects that hypnotherapy can have,
Want to learn more about naturopathy, nutrition, herbalism, acupuncture, homeopathy or other holistic health subjects? If so, we highly recommend the College of Naturopathic Medicine (CNM). The great news is, they’re holding an online open day on September 12th!
We love Aloha House, and are in awe of the amazing work carried out by founder Louise Kleu. We featured Aloha House in our Summer 2020 issue, and today, we’re sharing the article to our website, for your reading pleasure. Enjoy!
We love working with Pharmanord, one of Europe’s leading providers of essential nutrition products. They always provide us with fantastic scientific information on how readers can boost their wellbeing. In our Summer 2020 issue, they shared some very pertinent details about the virus-fighting potential of selenium. Read on for the full scoop!
We have long been fans of Down to Earth, a health food store and homeopathic dispensary, on Dublin’s South Great George’s Street. It is always a joy to speak with them when they appear on the pages of our magazine. In our Summer 2020 issue, founder Jack Irwin shared an amazing historical link between the present-day store, and an old homeopathic dispensary which existed on the very same spot during the 1850s!
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