Nutrition
This section includes information that explains the nutritional aspects of health in more depth, such as, what to include and what to remove, and tips on how to change some habits step by step.
Stories of others that have succeeded in their transformation and how they have accomplished this without the Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO), that has prompted many others to follow suit.
These Nutrition focused articles help you to understand how for example, we believed and lived by a ‘fat-free’ diet for so long, to how this has lead to such a sad health situation throughout the world.
Explaining the truth about fat, sugar and salt, the ripple effects to common concerns such as weight gain, stubborn weight loss, energy slumps, excessive tiredness, through to, autoimmune diseases, thyroid concerns, diabetes, cholesterol, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, blood pressure problems and cancer.
We research extensively to bring the latest information to readers of the blog to help them be up to date with nutritional facts and in some case the implication of poor diets.
Our mission is to help people live healthier for longer, without the support of unnecessary medication, because food is medicine, and learning what to include and exclude, swap and minimise will make all the difference and this is where you will find all these health hacks.
but I eat healthy
Health is a huge area and we have been really put into narrow minds that it’s diet and exercise. I speak of this a lot of how to connect the dots as to what is behind fat loss and what can be the wedge between keeping and losing this excess body fat. “But I eat...
How diet drinks increase your weight and waist
Diet drinks may have zero calories but what is the reason it could cause weight gain? Did you start drinking diet coke or pepsi max because it had no calories, so therefore you could drink a few a day and you’ll still be in your calorie intake for the day? Are you now...
Myth: Cutting fat and calories is all you need to do to lose weight
Fact: A low fat, low calorie diet is not good for most women. The quality of food you eat is the key factor in a healthy diet. Food is information. Your adrenal imbalance is also a nutritional imbalance. Your body is craving certain types of nutrients and, without...
How to reduce COVID kilos
Many people are now starting to get things back to normal with work and school going back. This encourages people to start to focus on losing those COVID kilos that have crept on whilst they have been at home. Please realise that it was not just the pantry invasions...
Insulin resistance is not just one level and one thing
Insulin resistance is a very complicated and intriguing scenario. Insulin resistance is where the body is not at a healthy metabolic level and you can gain weight very easily and quickly, or find it harder to lose weight. This health and metabolic concern is spoken of...
Beyond healthy eating
We all seem to know what to eat to be healthy, but many miss the big picture - the lifestyle around healthy eating. I wanted to explain that the emphasis on eating healthy is good, but if you are not eating in a relaxed environment, understanding false advertising in...
Top 10 foods to help hydrate you.
We all straight away think of how much water to drink to hydrate us. But what we should know is the foods that help hydrate our cells. To help get the hydration into the cells we need certain fatty acids to help improve the cell lining, and we also need a good balance...
When healthy eating becomes unhealthy.
Let’s be honest - how many food fads are out on the market at the moment ALL claiming to be the healthiest and best option pushed by all their advocates: Dietary choices Paleo Keto High Fat Low Carb Carnivore Vegetarian Vegan Raw foods diet High Carb Low Fat High...
Quinoa and Chicken Soup
Quinoa & Chicken Soup * lots of protein and a fulfilling meal. Serves 2 200g raw, chicken breast 250g pumpkin (grated) 1 medium carrot (grated) ½ medium leek (sliced thinly) 2 tsp chicken stock powder 2 cups water ¼ cup raw quinoa (soak and rinse first) 1 cup...
Book review: Teen Brain
written by David Gillespie I highly recommend this book for any parents out there that have grown up themselves in a non digital world, yet we are raising our children within the digital world. It how our children hormones correlate with digital screen, and why...