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High school students import superfood to help teenagers fight acne - Vimarsana News

High school students import superfood to help teenagers fight acne

123RF Research has shown that barberries, high in antioxidants, can help reduce acne, says 17 year-old Abalro chief executive Robert Donohoe. Three high school students, importing the superfood, barberries, are hoping their new business will see them winging their way to Expo 2020 in Dubai next January. From Bayfield High School in Dunedin, they started importing the tart, red barberries from Iran last year. They have them dehydrated and processed into a powder which is added to foods to boost nutrition and provide antioxidants. The teenagers set up their company, Abalro Health, under the Y...

High school students first to import superfood to help teenagers fight acne - Vimarsana News

High school students first to import superfood to help teenagers fight acne

123RF Research has shown that barberries, high in antioxidants, can help reduce acne, says 17 year-old Abalro chief executive Robert Donohoe. Three high school students, the first to import the superfood, barberries, into New Zealand are hoping their new business will see them winging their way to Expo 2020 in Dubai next January. From Bayfield High School in Dunedin, they started importing the tart, red barberries from Iran last year. They have them dehydrated and processed into a powder which is added to foods to boost nutrition and provide antioxidants. The teenagers set up their company,...

Storytelling grandmother is up to book three - Vimarsana News

Storytelling grandmother is up to book three

She started by posting some of her own memories on social media, and when people commented, would contact them and ask if they wanted to contribute photos and stories for her book. “It’s taken us from where we were really little to children all the way through to being the age we are,” Williams said. “It’s really our life’s journey.” “It’s been fun, I’ve actually reconnected with a lot of people, and a lot of people who have moved away from Hāwera, have reconnected through the pages, which has been wonderful.” ANDY JACKSON/Stuff