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  • A Nutritional Therapist's Approach to Health, Fat and Cholesterol

    Know your blood pressure and have your blood lipid levels checked every 5 years.

  • Essential Minerals 3: Iodine

    thyroid issues, ovarian cysts, fibrocystic breast conditions, breast lumps, allergies, fatigue, high blood

  • 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

  • 6. Mindfulness

    have been reported in areas of eating disorders, binge eating, stress, anxiety, depression, pain, high blood

  • How much fat to eat on a Ketogenic Diet

    almonds = 6 grams of fat Avocado: 1 whole = 30 grams of fat Peanut butter (100% natural, unsweetened, sugar-free

  • 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

  • Foods for a Leaky Gut

    Sugar. Bad bacteria love sugar. Yeasts like candida love sugar.

  • 10 Simple Ways to Improve Digestion (And Lose Weight)

    This improves blood circulation, burns calories, and helps prevents cardiovascular diseases, diabetes

  • What's Going On With My Thyroid? :Part 1

    Many GPs, however, do not test much further than TSH and T4 blood levels.

  • 10 Natural Ways to Increase Stomach Acid and Prevent Hypochlorhydria

    Blood is moved away from the digestive organs, resulting in less stomach acid and digestive enzyme production

  • 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

  • Breakfasting for a Healthy Thyroid

    are generally not overweight, whereas those who go without are more likely to reach for fatty, high-sugar

  • 7 Foods to Supercharge your Thyroid Health

    Consuming selenium naturally is a far better method of increasing selenium in the blood than taking supplements

  • Prevention is Better than Cure: Food

    Foods that harm you – vegetable oils, most highly-processed foods, sugary drinks, most pizzas, white bread, most fruit juices (high in sugar), margarine, pastries, biscuits and cakes, chips and crisps, gluten-free junk food, processed cheese and meats, most fast food meals and anything that is high in sugar

  • Tips for a Happy, Healthier Easter

    Try to avoid those made with white flour and refined sugars. If you have time, consider baking your own with wholemeal flour and substitute refined sugar with date sugar or, even better, stevia (a low calorie, natural substance, derived from the South American stevia

  • What's going on with my gut? Part 2: Acid reflux and heartburn

    When, for example, we consume certain aggresive foods, such as coffee, sugar, alcohol, onions etc, the

  • How to Protect Your Heart

    Reduce grains and sugars in your diet. Look out for upcoming articles on how to reduce your dependence on sugar without sacrificing the taste

  • Separating Fat from Fiction

    The food industry had been responding to this ‘low fat is good for you’ message by adding sugar to processed We know today that there are numerous studies coming out which implicate sugar as an independent risk factors for heart disease than LDL and cholesterol. 3 We have an epidemic of misinformation around fat, sugar

  • The Mediterranean Diet: Made Simple

    will usually be safe to eat straight away, but always try to get hold of brands that have no added sugar of nutrition, but they are also incredibly flavorsome and, as such, are a replacement for salt and sugar If you can gradually wean yourself off the need for salt and sugar in your cooking, your taste buds will

  • The Benefits of Dietary and Lifestyle Changes

    Reduce sugar and refined carbohydrate consumption and increase saturated fats.

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