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Over the past few months, one thing that’s exponentially increased, along with the use of the phrase ‘unprecedented times’, is our global experience of stress.   So, in a nutshell, what is stress? Well, your adrenal system performs various functions, including producing the stress hormone cortisol. While cortisol has a terrible...

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Today I want to talk about how to top your favourite dishes (or any dish really) with healthy toppers that can add to your nutritional quota. Not only does adding toppings supercharge the flavour of your meals, but it can also increase the health benefits. I think you’ll find once...

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If you wanted me to, I could give you 100 reasons explaining my immense passion for frittatas. Don’t worry, I won’t, I’ll just give you three:     Breakfast     Lunch      Dinner  Frittatas are one of the most versatile dishes on the planet. They can be enjoyed...

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The term collagen comes from the Greek word κολλα (kolla), meaning “glue”. In a broad sense, collagen is in fact the “glue” of our body. It’s a strong, springy, fibrous substance that is woven into our body’s tissue—especially where mechanical function is essential, such as skin, cartilage, tendons and bones....

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AUTHOR: AMY BUTLER Nutritionist MORE BY AUTHOR Diet & Nutrition, Education, Exercise, Kids Nutrition Written by Amy Butler, Nutritionist We all know that we should probably be moving more and sitting less, but how much physical activity do children need? And how can we encourage our children to be active? In this technological...

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