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- When Antioxidants Go Rogue: How Glutathione Helps Cancer Cells Survive and Spread
Focus on Recycling Glutathione (Not Flooding It) Alpha-lipoic acid (ALA) helps regenerate glutathione
- Ghrelin: How to Control Your Hunger Hormone
Some of the other functions ghrelin is known to have a role in are heart rate, blood pressure, insulin
- Essential Vitamins 4: Vitamin D
Vitamin D also helps to regulate blood pressure, maintain brain health, strengthen the immune system, that you may be vitamin D deficient, have your doctor or qualified nutritional therapist perform a blood
- Should I Cut Dairy?
Dairy is often high in sugar. An average cup of milk contains around 3 teaspoons of sugar, which is half the recommended daily amount The sugar comes in the form of lactose. In the case of lactose-free milk, the lactose is broken down into glucose, another type of sugar, albeit
- Healthy and Nutritious High Fat Foods
you choose real, full-fat and read the label as many yoghurts are low in fat and loaded with refined sugar . 1 Buijsse B, Feskens E, Kok F, Kromhout D (2006) Cocoa intake, blood pressure, and cardiovascular mortality
- What to eat on a low GL diet
Eating for low GL Avoid sugar, sugary foods and any food containing fast-releasing carbohydrates.
- Cholesterol & Fat: Friend Or Foe?
aim to explain them in as simple a manner as possible, to enable you to better understand your own blood like microscopic taxi drivers that shuttle cholesterol and triglyceride (fat) molecules through the blood Triglycerides are fat molecules in the blood. They are the main form of fat in the body. In other words, very little of the cholesterol measured in the blood comes from what we eat. Know your blood pressure and have your blood lipid levels checked every 5 years.
- Lifestyle Hacks for Stress Reduction
including more healthy fats and protein (organic grass fed if animal protein) at each meal, avoiding sugar
- How Can I Balance My Hormones?
qualified nutritional therapist who will be able to arrange a series of conclusive tests that may include blood
- A Nutritional Therapist's Approach to Health, Fat and Cholesterol
Know your blood pressure and have your blood lipid levels checked every 5 years.
- What's Going on With My Gut? Part 1
How to find out you have a leaky gut Currently, the only reliable test for leaky gut is a 'blood zonulin However too much zonulin can lead to leaky gut and a blood test can determine whether your zonulin levels If you feel that you would like this blood test, the best option is to consult a nutritional therapist
- Stay safe from flu this winter
Vitamin K2 is essential for directing calcium from the blood to the bones.
- Cardiovascular Month
When we have blood tests to assess cardiovascular health, which tests should we be asking for? the difference between HDL, LDL, VLDL and triglycerides to enable you to better understand your OWN blood Is your blood pressure above 140/90? Is your resting pulse above 80? Is your cholesterol above 5.5? Backed up with the necessary lifestyle changes, many people find rapid improvements in cholesterol, blood
- Foods to eat on a Ketogenic Diet
cheese, and cream cheese (make sure they are not labeled “low-fat,” those varieties include starch and sugar potatoes Products made from grains or flour such as pasta, crackers, cookies, and bread Sweets and sugar
- 6. Mindfulness
have been reported in areas of eating disorders, binge eating, stress, anxiety, depression, pain, high blood
- Keto Diet for a Healthy Brain
Ketones are a healthier, safer and more efficient source of energy than glucose from sugar.
- Should I go Vegan?
Vegan diets are usually high in carbohydrates (carbohydrates break down into sugar and high-carbohydrate Does not limit sugar intake Not suitable for pregnant women Not suitable for those with type-2 diabetes
- Are All Fruit & Veg Created Equal?
beneficial minerals, vitamins and antioxidants, but they are also a source of potentially problematic sugars Fructose, unlike glucose, does not circulate freely in the blood. Aim to eat as many low or medium sugar fruits as possible. But tread with caution when juicing fruits, due to the high sugar levels. Vegetables to avoid include artichokes, garlic, leek, shallots, onions, sugar snap peas, mushrooms etc
- Essential Minerals 3: Iodine
thyroid issues, ovarian cysts, fibrocystic breast conditions, breast lumps, allergies, fatigue, high blood
- Healthy Fats: Choosing Your Oils
The elevated triglycerides in the blood linked to heart disease do not come from dietary fats, but are produced in the liver from excess sugars that come from carbohydrates, such as refined sugars and white contributing to heart disease is the excess consumption of vegetable oils, hydrogenated fats and refined sugars you choose real, full-fat and read the label as many yoghurts are low in fat and loaded with refined sugar




















