Natural Life Australia

Ahoy Hamish & Andy. Whilst we’re disappointed in Hamish’s lack of patriotism, we think it actually presents a perfect opportunity to big brother New Zealand once again and prove to the world that Australian Manuka is the finer of the two.

Andy Lee, you’ve always seemed like more of a facts man. Order. Efficiency. Evidence. And given the fact that you’re the face of Australian Made, we believe there is no better person to defend the honour of Australian Manuka.

So, we’ve taken upon ourselves to create Andy’s Apiary. We’ve got the product, you’ve got the branding. What do you say?

Ps. Jack Post - if you weasel your way back over to the good side, we’ll hook you up with as much Aussie Manuka as you like

John from Rooftop Bees on why Australia is still catching up when it comes to the hive 🐝

For thousands of years, humans have been using products from the hive - ingredients like honey, propolis and pollen have been cherished by numerous ancient civilisations…

But here in Australia, John makes the point that a lot of that knowledge still exists, it’s just spread across different cultures and communities.

A good example is bee bread - fermented pollen inside the hive with honey, and it’s apparently a very popular product in large parts of Europe. Meanwhile in Australia, most of us have probably never heard of it.

A lot to catch up on!

Full episode with John from Rooftop Bees is now live via the link in our bio 🐝

Come visit Sydney Airport with us ✈️ Euro summers on the horizon, who’s stocking up on our Propolis & Manuka honey spray for your holiday??

Clancy on his viral stunt to prove how useless our current nature strips actually are 🤣🐝

You can listen to the full episode via the link in our bio today 🎤🌳🐝

60 seconds with Jace Harsh 🎉

Jace was the brains behind our new Gut-Immune Complete - so get the inside scoop from the man himself on how to best use our winter staple 🐝💛

Fun fact Friday 🙌

Symptoms of a healthy or weak gut microbiome can show up in various ways (not just talking poo) - however a good indicator is definitely your toilet runs.

Knowing the shapes and sizes of your bowel movements is a good way to adjust your eating habits to better support your gut - a great start is with the Bristol Stool Chart.