KORA Organics Blog

Live in My Skin

Secrets for Your Smoothest Shave Ever

If you are wanting silky legs after shaving and need to know how to prevent red bumps, here are a few quick tips to getting the smoothest results. Preparing your legs before shaving is key to getting really smooth legs. Dry body brush really well every day and moisturize skin with KORA Organics Body Lotion and at night massage KORA Organics Luxurious Rosehip Body Oil for extra nourishment of the skin. Daily body brushing will ensure the rough skin and dry skin build up around the hair follicles is removed and will prevent ingrown hairs, red bumps and dry rough

Written by Jodie, February 27, 2012

Why We Should Detox The Best Way To Do It.

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE! I hope 2012 will be a great year for you all. I recently was thinking about how I like to... Read More

Written by Sally Joseph, January 16, 2012

Next KORA Organics event is in Melbourne – 24th January 2012 at Vitality Group – Middle Park

Well guys, we are at it again….. The first event for 2012 will be held at one of our favourite Wellness Centres – VITALITY... Read More

Written by Therese, January 10, 2012

KORA Organics in the Loop

Twitter Mentions on KORA Organics: RT @PSufh: Whatta mood booster of the day! @MirandaKerr commented my FB’s wall on Kora Organics. ♥ RT @FionaHeraldSun:... Read More

Written by KORA Organics, October 10, 2011

The Amazing Baby’s Brain: Part 2

Simple Ways to Help a Baby’s Brain Development Engage First and foremost, the greatest gift you can give your baby is yourself—meaning your attention,... Read More

Written by Dr. Jennifer Barham-Floreani, August 8, 2011

The Problem is the Solution

…Gain Health by Changing Your Perception Ever wondered why you just can’t seem to shift a cough and cold? The tickle in the throat... Read More

Written by Special Guest, August 1, 2011

Natural Therapies

Real Food is Medicine

Good nutrition and what you put into your body is the foundation for good health. “Food is Medicine” is a term which was originally coined by Hippocrates, the father of Western medicine; it was his belief that eating wholesome food is the basis for good health. Hippocrates said almost 2500 years ago “Leave your drugs in the chemist’s pot if you can heal the patient with food.” Centuries ago the earliest known doctors and health practitioners across the world imparted the benefits of using food as medicine to heal the body and now based on research it is clearly evident

Written by Lee Holmes, November 21, 2011

Sciatica- my silent suffering and how chiropractic saved me

I suffered from debilitating sciatica and fainting attacks before discovering a natural cure for pain and got so much more. I was 25 and... Read More

Written by Special Guest, October 17, 2011

Childhood Falls – What is the Impact?

I recently watched a heart-warming TED talk in which the speaker Shawn Anchor recounts a personal childhood story. At the age of 7, entrusted... Read More

Written by Dr. Jennifer Barham-Floreani, October 10, 2011

Some Advice For Sufferer’s of Auto Immune Disease

Some Advice For Sufferer’s of Auto Immune Disease In my last blog, I talked about ‘Hypothyroidism’, or under active thyroid and how many sufferers... Read More

Written by Sally Joseph, October 10, 2011

The Organs and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) incorporates Acupuncture, Chinese Herbs as well as other techniques such as Tui-na (Chinese massage), Moxabustion and Cupping. It is a... Read More

Written by Brook, September 18, 2011

Up in the Air … AntiGravity Aerial Yoga offers a new take on the stretching and strengthening experience.

I love finding new ways to workout. It helps to keep me interested and motivated while I’m shaping up and maintaining my fitness. I... Read More

Written by ShonaghWalker, September 12, 2011

Dispelling The Myths Around Under Active Thyroid

There are many myths and misconceptions surrounding an under active thyroid, perhaps the biggest one, that you need to be grossly over weight to... Read More

Written by Sally Joseph, September 12, 2011

The Organs and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) incorporates Acupuncture, Chinese Herbs as well as other techniques such as Tui-na (Chinese massage), Moxabustion and Cupping. It is a... Read More

Written by Brook, September 5, 2011

The Organs and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) incorporates Acupuncture, Chinese Herbs as well as other techniques such as Tui-na (Chinese massage), Moxabustion and Cupping. It is a... Read More

Written by Brook, August 29, 2011