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A delicious, creamy soup featuring broccoli and cauliflower, perfect for cold winter days.
These gluten-free rolls are delicious. They are made from almond meal and pysillium and are classified as keto but they work just as well for someone following a gluten free diet.
This is a healthy version of the traditional chocolate crackle, perfect for children’s birthday parties. Some children have dietary restrictions for medical reasons so its important that they have some fun options for special occasions.
This is a gluten-free paleo bread which contains 5 plant-based foods in just 1 slice.
I blog to empower you to make healthy choices that have an enormous impact on your health and wellbeing.
This is the story of my journey in becoming a holistic GP.
I love this mixed berry dessert which is perfect for Christmas. It is full of colour and rich in antioxidants and polyphenols and it tastes delicious. Best of all it is very simple and can be prepared beforehand giving you more time to spend with friends if you are entertaining.
Watermelons are now on sale with the warmer weather. Here is a refreshing watermelon juice with the added kick of ginger.
Food can be used as medicine against cancer. . There are 4 commonly used foods that can help in prevention and management: garlic, broccoli, tumeric and green tea. There are lots of other plant-based foods that can help but this is a good start.
What are the foods that contain the highest levels of pesticide? The EWG produce an annual list “The Dirty Dozen and Clean Fifteen’ to help you out.
Salmon parcels: this is brain food. It is delicious, nutritious and there is no washing of pots and pans afterwards. It is great for dinner parties because it can be pre-prepared before guests arrive.
A refreshing drink of fresh turmeric ginger and lemon.
There are natural ways to manage hay fever including a healthy diet, vitamins, herbs and acupuncture.
A quick and easy Saturday lunch
Gut health is in the spotlight. What foods can we eat to maintain a healthy gut microbiome and prevent disease? A diet rich in plant diversity and colourful foods full of fibre are the foundations for a healthy gut.
Carrots, currants and brown rice - a healthy lunchtime option.