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Fruit and Vegetables in Season for Spring

Fruit and Vegetables – Your Five a Day Eating your ‘5 A Day’ has been on everyone’s radar for a while now; we understand how important it is to get your fruit and vegetables fix to maintain a healthy diet. But did you know that eating fruit and vegetables that are in season provides your […]

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Super Foods – Cabbage

Cabbage: It will make you feel happier and healthier.  Cabbage is an amazing vegetable. Full of vitamin C, rich in fibre, iodine, Vitamin A, beta-carotene, folate, calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorous, potassium and sodium. There was a study carried out in the 1950’s where patients with gastric ulcers and acid reflux were given a glass of […]

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Love them or hate them the Onion is full of wonderful nutrients!

They have antibacterial antiviral properties. They are great for helping reduce cholesterol in the body. They contain, quercetin, biotin, chromium, folic acid, vitamin C, B1, B6 and K, sulphur magnesium phosphorus selenium potassium and bioflavonoids. They also help to remove heavy metal toxicity in the body. And for diabetics, it’s the chromium in onions that […]

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Super Foods – The Year of Quinoa

2013 was named the “Year of Quinoa” by United Nations General Assembly, so let’s find out why it is so special.  Quinoa (pronounced Keen-wah) is a tiny, bead shaped grain with a bitter flavour. It is gluten free so is suitable for anyone with a gluten intolerance or conditions such as crohn’s or colitis. And […]

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An Orange a day keeps the doctor away

An orange comes from the citrus family along with lemons, limes and a host of others and is usually (strangely enough) orange. They are available all year round from various warm countries around the globe and are packed full of nutrition. A single orange contains almost 100% of the recommended daily intake of Vitamin C, […]

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Super Foods – Herbal Teas

Whether you start your day with an invigorating cup of tea, or wind down with a soothing cup at bedtime, herbal teas are an easy and delicious way to add beneficial herbs to your diet. Many are naturally caffeine free, providing a healthy alternative to traditional black tea and coffee for those looking to limit […]

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Why is chocolate bad for you?

Everyone knows that too much chocolate can be bad for you, but do we really know why? New research shows that not only does it cause fatty deposits to build up over the consumer’s body (usually in the least desirable places!) but regular c consumption can lead to weaker bones and osteoporosis. Females eating chocolate […]

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