Innehållsförteckning för December 2019 från EcoBalance Lifestyle

Dear Readers Welcome to our launch issue of EcoBalance Lifestyle, a magazine that is all about finding balance whilst living in harmony with the environment. We are committed to giving you well balanced articles and content that is relevant, informative and accessible to all – whether you are just starting your sustainable living journey or are an experienced and dedicated eco-conscious citizen. This has been an 18-month journey which all started with an idea from my twin sister, which crystallised while on a shared trip to Bali in 2018. You may ask “why did it take a visit to another country to get that “Ahaa” moment?” Somehow being in a more relaxed environment and seeing the spectacular beauty all around me made me see beyond the beauty without a filter.…

This is the universal recycling symbol which essentially indicates that a product is capable of being recycled provided it is collected and channelled into the appropriate recycling programme whether it be for paper, plastic, glass or tin. Sometimes this symbol is used with a percentage figure in the middle to explain that the packaging contains x% of recycled material. The Green Dot does not necessarily mean that the packaging is recyclable, will be recycled or has been recycled. It is a symbol used on packaging in some countries and signifies that the producer has made a financial contribution towards the recovery and recycling of packaging (mostly in Europe, but this symbol may be seen on imported to South Africa). This symbol or variations of this symbol encourage one to recycle…

Famous Brands home of Steers, Debonairs Pizza, Fishaways, Wimpy, Mugg & Bean, Milky Lane and Fego Caffe, is committed to implementing practices that contribute towards reduced environmental impact. These brands have made the decision to only supply and approve the use of fully recyclable, biodegradable paper straws across their respective restaurants. They have chosen not to use PLA straws due to the fact that these straws have to be composted under strict conditions and PLA is currently not able to be recycled in SA. All their paper straws are secured from local suppliers in an effort to contribute to job creation and to support the local economy. Ocean Basket initially used the PLA straw for a very short time, however, the chain has also subsequently changed to using paper straws…

Addictions can be broken, and the process of rewiring one’s head to look past consumerism temptations is something that can be achieved by everyone, with very little effort. A very rare phenomenon in consumer culture is the ability to simply refuse, it sounds difficult and hard, and unnecessary since everything is always within reach, but taking time to refuse certain items and objects are, for me personally, the healthiest thing I have done in years. Suddenly, you realise that by filling your existence with useless and materialistic things, you distance yourself further and further from actual goals and values. The rush you get when you realise that you can walk past a sale or when you notice that you have not bought anything new in a year is a thousand…

OWNERS: Gary and Delia Vipond LOCATION: Midrand, Gauteng When you enter this out-of-the-ordinary property, you are immediately transported and welcomed to a little ‘French village’. The Midrand, Gauteng property was originally the brain child of John Masson who saw the potential of turning their existing four bedroomed home, two bedroomed cottage into a French-styled village. Bleuville was roughly 80% completed when Gary and Delia Vipond fell in love with this amazing property and bought it. They have continued and completed the vision. They saw it, breathed it in and made it into the enchanting home that it is now. A cohesive look has been achieved with the unique aesthetic and eclectic approach to decorating. We love! Delia created this feature on their gas copper pipes. Delia and Gary are blessed…

You will need: Old padded office chair Chalk paint for legs and fabric Chalk paint for stencil work Sealant/glace Serviettes Scissors Stencil Stipple brush Paintbrush Sandpaper The fun part: 1. Before2. Unscrew all panels of your chair. and lghtly sand steel frame if rusted.3. Wipe steel frame then paint with chalk paint with 3 coats, allow to dry between each coat.4. Paint fabric with chalk paint, once dry sand lightly, repeat this 3 times.5. Cut out designs from the serviettes decide how you want to place them onto the chair seat and back. Remember when using serviettes you only use the one layer of the serviette not all three layers.6. Paint your Sealant/glace onto the seat, carefully place your cut out pieces onto the wet area.7. Allow to dry.8. Once…

4WKS pods are home-compostable. Made from sugarcane pulp (a waste product), once used, it starts breaking down in 4 weeks and, like an apple core, in 2 months, it’s gone! They have made the best, local coffee available in an artisanal pod that’s as fresh as eggs. The coffee in 4WKS pods is roasted, ground and packed fresh — and is best enjoyed in 4 weeks. This means, pods are now off the shelf! 4WKS is a collaboration with Cape Town’s 4 top micro-roasters: Deluxe, Rosetta, Terbodore and Naked. Instead of roasting their own coffee, they approached the experts and their favourite local roasters who, for the first time, are working together to do better — for the planet and for the people. 4WKS changes and challenges the perception of…

Counteracts postural stress Sitting for long periods at your desk is not good for your back, and can lead to lower back pain. Tension may also build up in the neck and shoulders. Massage counteracts the problems caused by prolonged sitting. This means regular massaging can help office workers be more productive, reducing sick days. Assists in boosting the immune system – massage can boost white-blood-cell count, which helps the body to defend itself from disease. Helps to improve sleep Massage encourages peaceful rest and relaxation. Eases muscle pain Massage increases blood circulation. Assists with depression and anxiety Conducted by a trained professional, human touch can be extremely relaxing and therapeutic. Thus, massage can help to decrease depression, enhancing the mood. Helps to relieve headaches Massage decreases the severity as…

There are many reasons out there each strong enough to motivate you in its own right. Saving the planet, saving the animals or simply preventing and reversing chronic disease and improving your overall health and wellbeing. It does not matter what your reasons are for following a wholefood plant based diet you reap all the benefits anyway. As a pharmacist starting out in the retail pharmacy industry to help people regain their health I was quickly disillusioned. Prescribing medication, counting pills, mixing coloured syrups and sticky ointments was not having any long-term benefits on the health of a single patient. They were returning month after month to refill their prescriptions but they were adding more and more pills to their monthly regimes. Side effects from certain medications treated as new…

Jane’s Delicious Gardener’s Hand Scrub. A moisturising and deep cleansing scrub to scour grubby gardening hands and heels. Made from pure soap with lavender, rosemary, tea tree, vitamin E oil, sweet orange oil and kelp extract - plus gentle but gritty African sand and pumice granules to get into the difficult-to-clean corners of your nails. A little goes a long way. Made with 100% natural ingredients. In a glass jar. Tested on gardeners! For stockist go to https://jane-s-delicious-garden.shopstar.co.za/ Earth Bokashi an earth probiotic food waste recycling kit enables you to turn 100% of your food waste back to soil. Earth Bokashi is 100% biodegradable and utilises indigenous micro-organisms. Each bin is made from recycled plastic and includes an internal strainer and integrated tap for tapping off bokashi juice. You can…

Waste management is a huge issue across the globe. With massive population growth over the last few centuries, we have accumulated a huge amount of garbage without having a‘workable garbage bin’ - to put it in simple terms. What are the primary types of waste? Organic, biomedical and dry or recyclable waste are the basic classifications. Environmentalists point more specifically to waste plastics as being a primary culprit, something which we believe many people have come to realise now and the recent banning of plastic straws in South Africa was just one small example of the growing awareness of the severity of this scourge. Metal scrap is another concern and the continued increase in crude steel is a problem. World crude steel production for the 64 countries reporting to the…

Kerry-Ann Scrase is a freelance journalist and copywriter. She has been writing and working in the media for more than 25 years. She has experience in everything from covering news to feature writing, trade journalism and public relations. Kerry-Ann likes to think of herself as a wordsmith – someone who takes words and moulds them in order to create whatever is needed – be it articles, press material, scripts and presentations, speeches, copy for brochures or training manuals. She is passionate about the environment and trying to live a cleaner, less wasteful life and by her actions influence those around her. Melanie Walker, high-flying adventure girl now come a little more down to earth, is the author of the definitive guide on getting your garden into shape, “Garden Style”, a…

Recycling VS. Recylable VS. Upcycling Recyclable products are items which can be collected and re-manufactured into new products after they’ve been used. The original product does not necessarily contain recycled materials and only benefits the environment if recycled correctly after use. Recyclability is affected by a number of factors: firstly, the availability of recycling programmes i.e. are the majority of people able to access drop-off recycling facilities or are their curbside recycling programmes? Secondly, once dropped off are the items correctly sorted to ensure that they can be reprocessed successfully. It is important to remember that just because a product is made from recycled materials does not automatically mean it is recyclable. Recycled content also does not guarantee improved overall environmental benefits. Some recycling processes use a lot of water…

Melanie Walker (Grounded) interviews Adolph Van Der Westhuizen (WATEX) and Anthea Campbell (Ecobalance Lifestyle) Melanie Walker (MW) So first of all, tell me a bit about WATEX and the company. Adolph van der Westhuizen (AvdW) WATEX is an international brand and we’ve been in South Africa doing garden hoses for over 20 years. We have premium garden hoses in pink, green and blue and all the fittings and attachments that go with them. We get information about what’s popular internationally, to see what we like. The ‘Expandable Green Wall Kits’, are especially for people that don’t have big gardens. There’s a big drive for fresh herbs and vegetables and bringing greening back into the environment and people are using their space that is normally wasted. MW I don’t think a cat would be…

The Coca-Cola Company has launched South Africa’s first water bottle to be made entirely from recycled plastic (100% rPET). This forms part of The Coca-Cola Company’s global goal to create a World Without Waste- which aims to collect and recycle 100% of all the cans and bottles it produces by the year 2030. The 100% rPET bottle has been created for the 500ml Bonaqua still water bottle to demonstrate that the collection and recycling of PET bottles in South Africa is at such a high level and quality, meeting or exceeding Coca-Cola’s stringent, that it can be used to package water. It also demonstrates that the Coca-Cola Company’s goal to include 25% RPET in all of its products by 2025 is indeed technically possible. “To get there we need to…

Metal Foreva™ Straws are made from 18/8 Stainless Steel, are BPA free and have a classy look. They come packaged with a cleaning brush, are easy-to-clean and are ideal for travelling with. They are curved for ease of use and also retain drink temperature for longer. Dishwasher safe. www.forevastraws.co.za Compostable PLA Straws from Bonnie Bio. Made from natural corn and vegetable ingredients with no chemical additives to ensure non-toxicity and allow for complete composting and biodegradability, yet they are as sturdy as traditional plastic. They are incredibly environmentally friendly as they break down back to CO2. www.bonniebio.co.za Glass Restraws which are locally manufactured are available in different styles, lengths and diameters to suit every need and are suitable for use with hot and cold beverages and are dishwasher safe. Restraw…

Close to 40 hopeful brides-to-be entered Nimue’s #NoMakeUpBride campaign in August 2019, but only one stole Nimue’s heart. 38-year-old, Sheri Nel, a Central Load Controller from Gauteng, was determined to fix her skin concerns for good and give herself the ultimate wedding gift, flawless skin. "After having my son, I think the combination of sun damage and hormonal imbalances caused my skin tone to be uneven, breakout regularly and become dry in some areas. At times, when it was really bad, I would wear foundation, but I would hate the feeling of covering up." Sheri was partnered with the MedSkin salon and skincare therapist Su-Lette for her 12 week journey. On her first visit to MedSkin she had a skin analysis done to determine her skin classification and what products…

follow on Instagram @deliavipond Level: Medium to hard Time: A Weekend Project You will need: 1 x chair (i used an old office/conference chair) ½ Metre of fabric for the seat ¼ Metre of fabric for the back x 2 spray paints for the steel work (I used a spray paint primer and spray paint – rose gold) Paint to paint the design onto the back x 3 feather boas Sand paper Paint brushes Chalk Needle and thread (cotton to match the fabric of the seat) Staple gun Picture you want to use for back Screwdriver Sewing machine What to do: Unscrew seat and back. Lightly sand steelwork. Making the seat Take your seat place it on the fabric and draw the outline with chalk, add 1.5cm to allow for…

Hanoi Coffee Club’s uses top-class Vietnamese ground coffee in their capsules to combine convenience with the unique Vietnamese coffee experience. Now you can brew a creamy, delicious and quick Vietnamese espresso using your pod coffee machine. Pods are biodegradable. www.hanoicoffeeclub.com Bio-degradable Pods WayCap EZ (distributed in South Africa by All About Coffee) is a coffee capsule that can be reused as many times as you like and refilled with the grind and type of coffee you prefer using the four interchangeable tops supplied. Comes with a dispenser made from eco-friendly Kostrate, that doubles as a capsule carrier. www.allaboutcoffee.co.za Refillable Capsules Coffee Pod Guru These reusable pods work with fine to extra fine grind coffee - percolator coffee does not work. Coffee Pod Guru supplies coffees that are specially developed to…

Attending a yoga class, at least once a week has been scientifically proven to decrease stress levels and bonus - assists with fitness levels and toning of the body. If you find yourself wanting something more meaningful in life and if you are keen on joining a yoga class but have no idea where to begin, keep reading. Yoga is more than what you see on Instagram As a yoga instructor, “I am not flexible enough”, “I am too old” or “I am not patient enough” are a few of the self-limiting beliefs I hear when it comes to yoga. This is far from the truth. You see, yoga is not about being super flexible or standing on your head for long periods of time. Although it brings you to…

Mallorca boasts countless vegan restaurants, a vegan hotel and a vegan shop, what more could I ask for? My husband and I decided to move to Mallorca for a number of reasons, one of them being that Palma de Mallorca has a recognised vegan community, as it is a very metropolitan city. It’s great being able to eat whatever you feel like, from junk food to raw food. Mallorca boasts countless vegan restaurants, a vegan hotel and a vegan shop, what more could I ask for? I became a vegan for ethical reasons, but I have realised the sheer impact that animal agriculture has on the environment, which circles back and affects everything. The environmental benefits of going vegan are hard to ignore. It’s given me a good look at…

Breakfast GLUTEN-FREE OATS AND SOFT CITRUS porridge Preparation Time: 10mins Cooking Time: 20mins Difficulty Level: Easy Moderate Difficult INGREDIENTS Food Lovers Market • 100 grams gluten-free oats• 250 ml water• ¼ teaspoon salt• 50 ml full cream• 200 grams plain yoghurt• 3 soft citruses• 20 ml honey• 3 strawberries• Mint leaves The Refillery SA • 10 grams almonds• 5 grams chia seeds INSTRUCTIONS 1. Place a pot onto the stove and add the water and salt and bring to boil2. Add the gluten free oats and stir occasionally for 10 - 15 minutes3. Add some cream for more thickness and flavour4. Remove the cooked oats from the stove and cool for 10 minutes5. In a bowl layer the oats at the bottom followed by soft citrus, yoghurt, mint leaves, more…

We all know about container gardening. The only limit with this kind of planting is your imagination. Any old items – shoes, tins, pots, wheelbarrows… you name it – can be planted up with any amount of combinations of plants. Mini movable vegetable gardens, a tiny prairie planting, a delight of perennial daisies, ‘My Granny’ planted in a pot. But there are other ways of utilising space – and maximising your greening areas. None of us could have failed to notice that vertical gardens – that ‘fad’, that seems to have been around for a lot longer than faddishness lasts – is on the up and up with frankly no sign of slowing down. If you are strapped for space, you can use walls. We all have them, of some…

This Bamboo Travel Set is perfect to keep in your bag! Ideal for travelling, picnics, camping trips and even just to keep in your car for when you are out and about. The straws are handmade out of bamboo and the straw cleaner, knife, fork and spoon are all handmade out of coconut. This travel set is also 100% biodegradable and great for our planet! This pack includes 2 x 20cm Bamboo Drinking Straws, 1x 100% Natural Cleaner (made out of coconut husk), 1 x Coconut Knife, 1 x Coconut Fork, 1 x Coconut Spoon and 1 x Nifty Fold Up Bag. Available from www.thebambooproject.co.za Bamboo Tumbler - perfect to take with you on all your travels. Easy to clean, great to refill whether it be coffee, tea or something…

Exactly such a moment happened on a hot sunny Australian day in 2013 to Collin Brooker while working on his landscaping business. It was the inspiration to develop a humane shark repellent, spawned by a knee-jerk reaction to the mass culling of sharks in Australia following a fatal interaction with a swimmer. It was to be a full four years though before this inspirational man was to realise his vision and in doing so, make a powerful impact on many South African sea loving communities. Only after spending some time in the United Kingdom and three weeks in Reunion Island for a first-hand update on the shark situation there, did the idea begin to take shape when he and partner Jane travelled to South Africa in mid-2017. The purpose of…

We found a product range that is gentle and mild for your baby. Out of Earth uses natural ingredients that is specifically made to keep your baby’s skin soft and smooth. The benefits of using this range is the fact you aren’t applying any harsh ingredients on your baby’s delicate skin. The aroma of each of these products have thoughtfully been considered. You and baby will love these products! Contact Shanday on 083 653 6256.…

Separating household and office waste is the first – and most practical – way of contributing to a more sustainable future. “With a little bit of thought and a few extra bins or containers, South Africans can change their rubbish to recycling ratio significantly,” asserts Anele Sololo, general manager of the South African paper recycling association RecyclePaperZA. Paper is a great start for everyone as paper is probably one of the easiest items to recycle. Sololo adds that separation-at-source is the key to better, more efficient recycling process and this does not have to start and stop in the kitchen. A variety of household paper products - especially packaging commonly found in the bathroom, office or right at your front door - can be recycled into new paper products. The…

The bottled water industry grew out of the existence of thermal resorts in Europe. The therapeutic benefits of mineral and spring water grew in popularity and led to visitors wanting to take the water home with them. The first bottled waters came from Spa in Belgium, Vichy in France, Ferrarelle in Italy and Apollinaris in Germany. It was only at the end of the Second World War that bottled water became more widely distributed through grocery stores and began to be served in cafés and restaurants as a beverage. Today the global bottled water industry is worth an estimated USD US$185 billion (2015) and is expected to reach US$ 334 billion by 2023. This is in contrast with carbonated drinks, juices and other soft drinks, excluding energy drinks, which have…

Through my journey of zero waste, which I started three years ago, I’ve learned that we often define ourselves through our stuff. How we consume goods often plays a salient role in our individual expression and thus often becomes a vital factor in our selfunderstanding. When I started zero waste I left that mentality behind. I stopped going on shopping sprees, I refused to support stores that sold unethically and unsustainably made products – and it CHANGED MY LIFE. One can, quite frankly, regard the tendency of consumerism as a sort of addiction, you get a rush when you purchase a new item, however the excitement does rarely last very long. Furthermore, it is likely that most people find themselves gradually more excited when purchasing larger products and spending larger…

The 5 ‘R’s that reverse the rubbish scourge REFUSE, REDUCE, RE-USE, RECYCLE, ROT In essence the answer to the question posed here – ‘Can a zero waste lifestyle really be achieved?’ lies in that word ‘lifestyle!’ You see, too many people think of waste as either the kind of things we simply can’t deal with on a personal level, like E-waste and huge metal dumping grounds – or simply as ‘re-cycling’ on a domestic level. Re-cycling is important (a subject that will be dealt with plenty here and on many levels) but it is just one part of aiming for a ‘Zero’ waste lifestyle. Think of ‘R’ for rubbish to remind you that there are actually five 5 ‘R’s entailed… The 5 ‘R’s that reverse the rubbish scourge The 5…

A gorgeous Rattan Hanging Chair to relax and chill out in on hot sunny days, handmade in Bali. Available on-line store www.eightdegreessouth.com Loop Pile and Dye Rug 160 x 230mm Kwexi Table lamp Available from Mr Price Home stores or on-line store. www.mrphome.com This striking Rattan Light Pendent creates a delightful ambiance to any area. Handmade in Bali. Size 80cm x 35cm. Available on-line store www.eightdegreessouth.com This Wild Olive Root Bowl is a masterpiece by local artist Rodney Band. Sourced from a befallen reclaimed log and hand turned into a sculptured piece. Each bowl will be unique in its markings as nature has ultimately had its hand in the wood which is then expertly created into a show piece. For more to feast on visit www.rodneybrand.co.za Feel the luxury and…

BATH & BODY TREATS Pure Beginnings Organic Care – Revitalising Body Wash This delightfully fragrant body wash is SLS-free and is infused with community sourced organic Baobab fruit extract. It has natural citrus and ylang ylang extracts and leaves skin feeling genuinely soft. WHY WE LOVE IT? Certified Organic Ingredients, PhytoTrade Acredited Partner, Vegan, Beauty Without Cruelty Nubian Nature - Exfoliating Body Scrub A nourishing body scrub that gently exfoliates whilst moisturising the skin. Gently exfoliates for smoother skin without excessive drying. Contains Moringa Oil, which is rich in skin purifying properties and therapeutic skincare benefits. Also contains Avocado oil. WHY WE LOVE IT? Locallymade, eco-conscious, toxin-free hair, skin and body care products. Uses recyclable plastics, aluminium and glass bottles across to reduce environmental impact. HAIR SOLUTIONS Lush – Jason…

The Racerback Sports Bra is a basic must-have for any active wardrobe. Intended to provide medium, everyday support, it’s perfect for gym workouts, yoga sessions and active weekends. The racerback shape, wide straps and under bust ribbing delivers the ultimate comfort while the round neckline provides extra coverage. Available with a black or silver overstitch for an understated fashion statement under tops. Medium support, four-way stretch, removable padding, breathable and moisture wicking. Women’s Racerback Active Tank balances form and function to keep you looking good while you work out. Made in Boody’s performance Active fabric and crafted using a unique blend of organically grown bamboo, it’s exceptionally soft to the touch. The relaxed fit features a racerback shape and a generous arm opening to give free range of movement. The…

Did you realise that simply walking around without wearing shoes automatically ‘grounds’ you and is the quickest way to achieve grounding? Take a walk outside for half an hour, feel the soil or the grass beneath your feet, embrace the feeling - does it do anything for you? What is Grounding? In these stressful times, as we encounter negative energies, we become susceptible to higher levels of tension and anxiety. Grounding has become increasingly popular as we grow in our understanding of the need for it. I first became aware of grounding in 2017, when I mentioned to a friend of mine that I was battling with severe headaches and a feeling of floating. She suggested I try grounding and explained it was about connecting energetically to the earth. The…

Palm oil is an edible vegetable oil that comes from the fruit of oil palm trees originating in West Africa but is now cultivated commercially in Latin America, and particularly Malaysia and Indonesia (more than 82% of the world’s palm oil is produced in these two countries). The trees are used to produce two two types of oil: crude palm is extracted from the fleshy fruit and palm kernel oil comes from crushing the kernel or stone in the middle of the fruit. It is the highest-yielding vegetable oil crop, which makes it very efficient. It also needs less than half the land required by other crops (such as sunflower, soybean or rapeseed) to produce the same amount of oil, making it the least expensive oil in the world. Economically,…

Everybody wants a lemon tree, but let’s face it, they can give you lots of trouble! The first step is to make your tree as healthy as possible. A strong tree is able to fight off many diseases – just like humans do. So start off right. As with most fruiting plants, plant in full sun. The citrus family are sensitive to cold, thus plant them near the south side of the home and ensure you put them where they will get some protection from frost in the winter months. Make sure the soil is well-draining, as the roots require more oxygen than many other trees. They need a fair amount of water, especially during the time they flower and fruit, so ensure they don’t dry out completely by mulching…

This introductory article, to what will be an on-going regular feature on transport and the environment, needs to first and foremost create awareness of the bad, but there is some light at the end of every road and rail tunnel – some good news. Modes of transport to be highly encouraged are things like walking, bicycling and sailing – these are the good. Any form of transportation that emits pollutants into the air – these are the bad, but the good news is some progress is constantly being made to improve on these and it is mostly that good news that this series will focus on. Modes of TRANSPORT to be HIGHLY ECNCOURAGED are things like WALKING BICYCLING and SAILING So what are the adverse effects of transport in general…

Handmade knitted Unicorn made with love is too gorgeous and so cuddly to the touch. We know you will just love it as much as we do. This is an ideal gift for all eco conscious mothers who want the best for their child at the same time having peace of mind knowing that it is environmentally friendly. The material used making the unicorn is Eco Cotton, which has been hand-dyed by nurturing fibres. For more information contact delia@vipond.co.za for colour options. Build-Your-Own Bird House is a lovely craft project for kids and adults. Allowing for fun and creativity whilst creating something for the home or garden. This sweet bird house comes flat packed. It is plain MDF and packaged in a recyclable box. A great idea for a kid’s party…

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