Ever struggle to make your mind up?

The latest issue of Guru Magazine is now available for free download (or online reading)! Listed first by Webuser magazine as ‘best free digital magazine’, this issue features a healthy blend of psychology, art, technology, science and opinion.

In this issue, discover why we should all consider a portion of genetically modified foods on our dinner plates – or so Evolution Guru Charley Harvey thinks. Our correspondent from Japan gives a first-hand account of surviving in a post-Fukushima Japan (it’s not pleasant) – and argues why nuclear power should be here to stay. Sceptical Daryl Ilbury is never shy of controversy, and ponders Consegrity – a dangerous alternative therapy that suckered in many (don’t worry, we hadn’t heard of it either). Oh, but there’s more…

Guest writer Chloe McDonagh discusses the effects overdoing Facebook might be having on your – or your child’s – mind. There are some stunning uber-artistic quilts to oogle at, fitness know-how, brainteasers to try your hand at (and win prizes) and several other delectable (non-genetically modified) treats.

Kicking us off is Leila, who weighs up which of Starbuck’s 87,000 drink varieties to try next. Thankfully, not all decisions are that tricky…

Click here to read issue 7 now!

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