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A Gold Coast woman has invented a blend set to knock coffee off its pedestal
Lexie Cartwright, Gold Coast Bulletin June 9, 2016 12:00am
MOVE over coffee, a new drink trend is brewing and it might just be better than our daily morning pick-me-up.
A local woman has invented her own blend – the golden spice latte – that is knocking coffee off it’s pedestal and creator Kym O’Connell reckons it’s so popular she’s about to take caffeine off her menu.
Ms O’Connell, who serves beverages from her Wellness Wagon at the Burleigh Markets every Saturday morning, has taken eight months to concoct and perfect the gold-coloured drink that bears a bigger buzz than coffee – and is guilt free.
Have you hear all the fuss on the radio !? ...
Gold Tailed Gecko Recipients 2013
Kym O'Connell For her commitment and dedication in bringing environmental awareness to general public, through Life Changing Events and LOHAS markets.
Kunara Magazine
Credit: Erin Pyers
KUNARA: THE SUNSHINE COAST’S ULTIMATE ORGANIC FOOD STORES
Our 1,000+ daily visitors don’t just come to shop organic fruit and vegetables, visiting Kunara is a totally unique experience. Whether you’re grabbing a bite to eat in our café or discovering all the incredible organic produce from local growers, Kunara will inspire you to take better care of yourself and the environment. We currently offer: Over 18,000 natural and organic products including fruit and vegetables, naturopathic services, natural beauty therapists, organic and gluten free specialty food from our café, a native and eco-friendly garden centre, a wholesale warehouse and manufacturing plant, like-minded neighbours including an organic butcher, Synerji natural fibre clothing boutique and holistic health practitioners.
Radio National Australia
Turmeric and brain function:
Last year, a study at Australia's Swinburne University into the effects of turmeric on brain function yielded some interesting results which were published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology.
Professor Andrew Scholey, Director of Swinburne's Centre for Human Psychopharmacology, has been researching the effects of herbs, spices and extracts on the human brain for the last two decades.
Listen to the audio: http://mpegmedia.abc.net.au/rn/podcast/2016/06/ras_20160607_1406.mp3
Full article: http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/rnafternoons/turmeric-and-brain-function/7487632
Also, search Turmeric extract on radio national: http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/search/?query=turmeric+extract