I was inspired to write a post about calcium and bone health after a comment from a client who happens to be a geologist. When I mentioned that calcium carbonate is not the ideal form of calcium to supplement with, she replied, ‘that’s limestone’.
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Does your plant-based diet contain adequate protein to support your weight loss goals?
While a vegan diet has numerous benefits, a problem frequently encountered when working with clients following a vegan diet is insufficient protein and especially too little protein at breakfast.
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On a trip to the science museum during half term, I was reminded of how fortunate we are to have access to technology to support individuals trying to become parents.
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Inositol is one of those supplements that every woman with PCOS ought to try. As with most things, it may work wonders for some, and do absolutely nothing for another person.
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Thank you to my colleague Carin for this delicious granola recipe. Its packed with goodness and superior in taste (and nutrition of course) to most bought granolas!
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A hearty soup suitable for vegetarians, vegans and anyone wanting a plant based meal with the benefit of some added protein!
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Here’s a gluten, dairy and guilt free banana loaf that’s perfect for a mid afternoon bite, before a training session or even for breakfast.
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We love this recipe because it uses minimal ingredients, is gluten and dairy free and a great way to feed the family.
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If meat is part of your diet, a problem that commonly occurs is consuming a high intake of muscle meats and little or none of the more gelatinous cuts which require slow cooking.
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We love this recipe because it proves that you don’t need to use multiple pots and pans in the kitchen to make a delicious dinner or weekend lunch. Using fresh herbs, its packed with flavour and is gluten and dairy free.
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