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If not now, then when?
I have a very simple question to ask you. What will it take for you to decide to do something to change your health for the better?
What kind of evidence do you need to see in front of you before you realise that you need to make a change?
Are you getting enough Magnesium?
Magnesium is essential for over 300 biochemical reactions in your body. Despite magnesium being the
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If not now, then when?
I have a very simple question to ask you. What will it take for you to decide to do something to change your health for the better?
What kind of evidence do you need to see in front of you before you realise that you need to make a change?
If not now, then when?
I have a very simple question to ask you. What will it take for you to decide to do something to change your health for the better?
What kind of evidence do you need to see in front of you before you realise that you need to make a change?
Why you SHOULD use Coconut Oil
Coconut oil has slowly gained popularity, sliding its way into kitchens around the world. Recently
Water and why you SHOULD drink more
Let’s start with one important statistical fact. Your body composition is 60% water! Just to
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I have a very simple question to ask you. What will it take for you to decide to do something to change your health for the better?
What kind of evidence do you need to see in front of you before you realise that you need to make a change?
Understanding Omega-3 and its effects on your body
What are Omega-3 Oils? Omega-3s are a specific polyunsaturated fatty acid-containing more than one double bond in their chemical structure. The 3 indicates where the first double bond sits structurally. While our bodies are capable of making saturated fatty acids we lack the enzyme which allows us to create a double bond in the right place effectively preventing us from creating the omega-3s ourselves. (1) ALA, EPA, ETA and DHA are the most common dietary omega-3s. Alpha-linolenic Acid (ALA): This is a plant-based omega-3 the best sources are found in leafy vegetables; flaxseed oil, chia seed oil and walnut oil.
Wild Food… have you found yours?
I am a huge fan of wild food, by that I mean food that you
Understanding Omega-3 and its effects on your body
What are Omega-3 Oils? Omega-3s are a specific polyunsaturated fatty acid-containing more than one double
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If not now, then when?
I have a very simple question to ask you. What will it take for you to decide to do something to change your health for the better?
What kind of evidence do you need to see in front of you before you realise that you need to make a change?
Understanding Omega-3 and its effects on your body
What are Omega-3 Oils? Omega-3s are a specific polyunsaturated fatty
Vitamin D, it’s actually a hormone
Let’s talk about Vitamin D. The first thing we need
Are your stress levels making you fat?
Taking Strain? Frazzled? Tense? Worried? Overloaded? Stress comes in many
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