The importance of yoga practice
Incorporating daily yoga practice into your routine can have numerous benefits for both your physical and mental well-being.
Self-reflection
Self-reflection involves stepping back from the noise of everyday life to consciously think about our experiences, actions, and beliefs. It’s like pressing the pause button to assess where we are and where we want to go.
Taking time to reflect helps clarify our thoughts and priorities. It allows us to identify what truly matters to us and what we can let go of. With greater clarity comes improved focus and efficiency in pursuing our goals.
Barefoot walking
Picture this: you kick off your shoes and step onto a patch of soft grass or warm sand. As your feet sink into the ground, you instantly feel connected with the earth. This practice, known as grounding or earthing, allows you to absorb the earth's energy, which is believed to have a calming effect on the nervous system. Studies have shown that grounding can reduce stress, improve mood, and promote overall well-being.
Roasted squash and pork belly bake
Yummy simple bake full of flavours which will keep you full for long.
A healthy outside starts from the inside
Nourish and listen to your body. Strengthen your immunity and keep any common illness at bay.
Sliced pork fillet, fried onion and winter slaw roll
Low-carbohydrate rolls can be as tasty as the unhealthy carbohydrate version.
Why a low-fat diet doesn’t work
While the low-fat diet was once considered a remedy for weight loss and improved health, the reality is more complex.
The Power of Mindful Eating in Transforming Health
As we embrace the mindful approach to eating, we not only enhance our overall well-being but also cultivate a mindful and appreciative attitude towards the simple yet profound act of nourishing ourselves.
The importance of wellness
Take a time for yourself. Wellness is not an option it is a necessity for longevity and a healthy lifestyle.
Nutrient deficiencies leading to hospitalisation
We all need to eat more real food and stop buying ultra-processed food. We also need to ease the burden on the NHS by starting to lead healthier lives.
Naked burger with winter slaw and cheesy toastie
I make this recipe when I don’t fancy eating a burger in a burger bun. Even a low-carb burger bun can make the meal too heavy.
Cheesy biscuits
These yummy biscuits are super quick to make. They will satisfy even those who are not on a low-carb diet.
Chocolate peanut butter tipsy truffles
These truffles keep in the fridge for up to a week. They are great for Christmas parties.
Leftover roast meat tortilla wrap with basil cream cheese
Great quick recipe for leftover Christmas dinner meat.
Obesity crisis
It’s time to act now. The government needs to stop closing its eyes before the evidence of carbohydrates and sugar being the number one cause of most deaths. The life expectancy is decreasing for the first time ever. It’s time to stop promoting chocolate bars and coke and start educating the GPs and the public about the important role of nutrition.
The Impact of a Low-Carbohydrate Diet on Type 2 Diabetes Management
With your GP support, start your journey to your healthier self today.
Meatballs with cauliflower puree and mushroom sauce
You won’t be able to say this meal is a low-carb. Try to cook this comfort-rich meal for yourself.
Pumpkin vegetable bake
Tasty vegetable bake full of flavour. The vegetable bake could also be served as a side dish.
Penne with pork loin and Harissa paste
The Harissa adds a kick to this tasty pasta meal. You won’t be able to tell the difference between white flour pasta and the low-carb version.
Roasted Brussels sprouts side dish
Tasty Brussels sprouts side dish for those cold days or Christmas dinner.