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Wellpark College of Natural Therapies

provides courses in naturopathy, integrative body therapies, aromatherapy, herbal medicine, nutrition, ayurveda and yoga to certificate, diploma and now bachelor level. All courses are NZQA approved and lead to rewarding careers in the natural health professions. Wellpark College is ideal for any international student who wants to study abroad to gain qualifications at a school of natural medicine while immersed in the full New Zealand experience.

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Essential Oils – Antibiotics Of The Future? Open Evening June 13

Posted: Wednesday 13th June 2012 Antibiotic resistance is a widespread problem, that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) calls "one of the world's most pressing public health problems. more...

The Going Green Guide to Organic and Natural Cosmetics: Open Evening June 6

Posted: Wednesday 6th June 2012 Beauty may be only skin deep, but did you know that up to 60% of the skincare and cosmetics we use can be absorbed via our bloodstream directly into our bodies? more...

Would You Like Optimal Health For Your Child?

Posted: Monday 30th April 2012 Would you or your loved ones like to learn more about optimal health and nutrition for your child, at no cost? more...

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Fighting Fat With Black Pepper

Posted: Friday 4th May 2012 Recent research has identified that Piperine the substance that gives black pepper its characteristic taste, blocks the formation of new fat cells. more...

Herbal Remedy More Effective For Acne Treatment Than Prescription Creams

Posted: Friday 4th May 2012 Researchers have discovered that Thyme tinctures kill the acne bacteria in just five minutes exposure and have a greater antibacterial effect than standard concentrations of Benzoyl Peroxide -- the active ingredient in most anti-acne creams or washes. more...

The Top 10 Chemical Suspects for Causing Autism and Learning Disabilities

Posted: Monday 30th April 2012 "A large number of the chemicals in widest use have not undergone even minimal assessment of potential toxicity and this is of great concern," says Dr Philip Landrigan, MD, MSc, a leader in children's environmental health and Director of the Children's Environmental Health Center (CEHC) at Mount Sinai School of Medicine. more...