The Organic Reality of our lives
A little less than a year from now, to be precise – on the morning of 14th June 2017, independent retailers all over the UK will be hosting ‘Wake Up To Organic’ events. These will include: dishing up free organic mini breakfasts, hosting blogger demos and visits from local producers and suppliers. Stretching from Brighton […]
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Top of the 2016 Nutrition Charts
We’ve heard about man magnets, woman magnets, but try googling food magnets and you’ll come across loads of marketers trying to sell you their take on food-shaped magnets that you can put on your refrigerator, or wherever. Little does it occur to us that food itself is a creature magnet, which attracts virtually all species […]
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Food Fit Fiesta 2016
Celebrating food and fitness is always accompanied by an element of fun and surprises. Like fashion, it seems to be going in circles, with old foods making a comeback and new foods hitting the charts. Here’s a round-up of what’s on the front burner in fitness foods this season. Tired of noodles? Get inspiralised by your […]
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Sizzling ways to chill this summer
Even as summer set in, and people head off to cooler climes, those of us who live in warmer parts of the country could do well to follow the inside scoop on staying cool. Running cold water over your wrists for five seconds, a couple of times a day, causes the main vein passing through […]
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Struggling to lose weight? Blame it on Delboeuf.
Amongst the planet’s most popular games, the blame game is a strong contender for the number on spot; specially for those struggling to keep off weight. You’re welcome to direct some ire at Joseph Delboeuf, a 19th-century Belgian philosopher. But why? Delboeuf discovered that people perceive two identical circles differently when surrounded by concentric circles […]
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Oh Sugar! – Part 2
Continued… In our previous post we spoke of sugar and the forms it takes, natural and added sugars and what each does to the human body. That’s it? Of course not! There’s more. How can you be aware of the sugar you consume and how do you control your intake of this sweet thing. Sugar […]
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Pretty Purple Smoothie
Smoothies will win everytime. First, they are quick and easy to make. Second, they are super-nutritious. Third, they often make a meal in themselves. And finally, they are filling yet usually low-cal. So, we’re giving you a colourful recipe for a smoothie that combines the goodness of kale and chia seeds. Kale is a rich […]
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Shrimp and Pasta Salad
Here's our recipe of the month. A nutritious and filling shrimp and pasta salad that is yummy too.
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Simply heal yourself – Part 2
So, in our last post we said we’d come back with more DIY remedies for relief from pain and discomfort. These suggestions are not meant to replace your physician’s prescriptions; they simply tell you of alternative, harmless ways of taking care of yourself with ingredients that are most likely available right in your own home. DIY for […]
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Pulses, wind and weight loss!
Pulses are a cheap, low-fat source of protein, fibre, vitamins and minerals, and they count towards your recommended five daily portions of fruit and vegetables, and need we say wind!! Beans, peas, chickpeas and lentils are all considered as pulses. When I was kid pulses always put me off because of the windy factor. They […]
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Simply heal yourself – Part 1
Feeling tired and in pain? Annoyed by chapped lips or a toothache? Bothered by cough or stuffy sinuses? Before you reach for that store-bought medication for relief, check out the stuff in your kitchen cabinet. You’d be surprised at how well you can treat common aches and pains with remedies created from ingredients right in […]
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