Fitness on its own has little to do with weight management. To maintain a healthy and functioning body the food we eat is just as important as any workout! 1. Bananas: excellent for a pre-workout snack, high in potassium and easily digestible, bananas can enhance nerve and muscle function whilst keeping nutrient levels high! 2. Almond butter: […]
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Did you know that 1 banana contains: Vitamin B6 (for nerve, brain, skin and circulatory health) Manganese (for bone production, skin health and blood pressure control) Vitamin C (for brain and immune system health) Potassium (to aid nutrient intake and remove waste products) Fibre (for healthy digestion) Copper (for antioxidant protection and cholesterol balance) Biotin (helps to
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This fruit has been shown to contain one of the ‘highest antioxidant capacities amongst fruit, vegetables and spices’. Studies have highlighted that blueberries can promote health through combatting free radicals that can damage cellular structures. Whether you eat them frozen or fresh, they still contain the same amount of vitamins and minerals! 1 cup of
Bell peppers – contains lots of Vitamin A for healthy glowing skin Green tea – contains many antioxidants Prunes – aids your digestion with this boost of fibre Lemon juice – finger and toe nails, remove stains and rejuvenate nail growth Strawberries – contain antioxidants and healthy ageing agents Cinnamon – this thermogenic acts as
Cucumber! 1. Energy boost – packed with vitamin B 2. Hydrate and replenish – 95 percent water, hydrates the body and removes toxins. Cucumber skin is also rich in Vitamin C, containing up to 10% of your daily intake! 3. Skin and hair – used to resolve skin irritations and sunburn with it’s anti-inflammatory properties! Contains
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Lowers risk of cancer, diabetes, cholesterol and blood pressure problems! Cucumbers contain lariciresinol, pinoresinol, and secoisolariciresinol, all of which have been shown to reduced the risk of several cancer types, including breast, ovarian, uterine and prostate cancer. Cucumber juice contains a hormone which is needed by the cells of the pancreas for producing insulin, making
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Spinach Almonds Oats Hot peppers Citrus fruits Broccoli Green tea Cold water
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Green vegetables such as broccoli, brussel sprouts and leaves including spinach and kale are high in dietary fibre; helping to aid digestion and increase the excretion of toxins from the body. Green veggies are also packed full of vitamins A, C and E as well as iron, beta carotene and calcium! All of the above
The health benefits of ginger: Anti-viral, anti-toxic and anti-fungal properties Common treatment to fight the common cold Anti-histamine properties, providing treatment for allergies Anti-inflammatory properties, aiding conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis and other musculoskeletal disorder Can also be used to alleviate nausea e.g. sea sickness, morning sickness and motion sickness, it has even been
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