We all have a sweet tooth; so let’s enjoy treats using healthy and natural ingredients! Just 4 ingredients: 1 cup of sweet potato (oven cooked in coconut oil & then mashed) ½ cup of smooth nut butter 2 table spoons of pure maple syrup ¼ cup of cocoa powder & A handful of chocolate chips […]
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Lactic acid, also known as lactate, is produced when the body breaks down carbohydrates to use for energy when oxygen levels are low. This is a type of anaerobic energy production. When you perform a high-intensity workout e.g. strength training or sprinting, your body requires greater levels of energy. Energy is supplied through ‘glycolysis’ a process
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This medicinal root contains anti-inflammatory, anti-tumour and anti-oxidant properties. Unlike many anti-inflammatory drugs available, it helps to naturally reduce inflammation without affecting the liver or kidneys. Turmeric has been proven beneficial when treating people with arthritis, sports injuries, irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn’s Disease, tendonitis and various autoimmune diseases. Some research even suggests that curcumin (a
Chamomile is an herb derived from the daisy plant and is well known for its ability to relieve stomach pain (including period cramps and IBS!) and treat insomnia. There are two types of chamomile; Matricaria retutica & Chamaemelum nobile; both of which provide anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and antioxidant effects! This herb provides a mild sedative effect,
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Skipping has become known for its calorie and fat burning benefits. An hour of skipping can burn approximately 1300 calories. Skipping can be incorporated into HIIT sessions, strengthening the upper and lower body as well as toning and conditioning muscles. Skipping also provides a chance to improve footwork, balance, coordination and agility. Want to increase
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Running; this activity provides your entire body with an effective work out, including your bones, your muscles, your lungs and your heart. Not to mention its ability to increase your metabolism which provides fat burn and weight loss. Running helps to improve circulation, increase lung capacity and reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke and
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Getting enough sleep is vital for maintaining bodily functions and general health; lack of sleep can affect your mood, energy and stress levels. The National Institute of Health recommends seven and a half to nine hours of sleep per night in order to achieve high levels of functional activity. What is the Sleep Wake Cycle?
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Chia is an ancient aztec superfood which can be used in its raw form as whole seeds as well as powder, ground or even as a gel when mixed with small quantities of water. This superfood is an excellent source of protein which can be incorporated into smoothies, drinks, baking and as a garnish for
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These vegetables are packed full of antioxidants and vitamins including vitamins A, D and B6 which reduces homocysteine levels in the body, helping to prevent degenerative diseases caused by an imbalance of toxins. They also contain vitamin C, supporting your  support immune system, bones and teeth, digestion and blood cell formation!  Additionally, these potatoes can
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Did you know that bananas have been proven to fight depression? They contain a substance called tryptophan which enhances serotonin production in the body, helping to increase mood and a sense of wellbeing. The have also been shown to help tackle hangovers and morning sickness, not to mention reducing the risk of kidney cancer, type
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