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The benefits of walking

May is National Walking Month, and while there seems to be a national day or month for (almost) anything, I feel it’s important to highlight the benefits of walking. Because regardless of the month or day,…

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Wild garlic pesto: spring in a jar

Wild garlic season is here, and it’s one of the easiest ways to bring spring to your plate. If you’ve ever walked through woodland and caught that unmistakable garlicky scent, chances are you’ve passed a patch…

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Why I retrained as a Nutritional Therapist

Why I retrained as a Nutritional Therapist When I started at the College of Naturopathic Medicine, I realised that almost everyone I spoke to had a very personal reason as to why they were returning to…

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Eating Seasonally

Eating seasonally According to the meteorological calendar, Spring starts on Friday 1st March (today), so to celebrate the new season, today’s blog is about eating seasonally. Eating seasonally means eating foods that are naturally harvested at…

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Sugars and sweeteners

Sugars and sweeteners It is a truth universally acknowledged that eating too much sugar can lead to both weight gain and tooth decay. And it is ‘free sugars’ that most adults and children in the UK…

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10 ideas for healthy eating

10 ideas for healthy eating These are some of my favourite ideas to nudge you into eating more healthily. Although some feel relatively small, these changes soon add to help you eat (and feel) better.  …

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Weight-loss injectables, the new wonder drug?

Weight-loss injectables, the new wonder drug? For decades, people have been searching for a silver bullet when it comes to weight loss, with numerous fad diets and exercise regimes being hailed as the ‘next big thing’.…

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What’s the deal with coffee?

What’s the deal with coffee? People can feel very passionately about their daily cup of coffee and it’s a question that comes up time and again, especially given the amount of the conflicting advice around whether or not…

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