š„Personalised Nutrition š„Gut Health š„Menopause
š„Personalised Nutrition š„Gut Health š„Menopause
Your gut, known as the ‘second brain’, hosts a complex microbiome essential for health. Imbalances from poor diet, stress, and antibiotics can cause issues like IBS and mental disorders. To maintain gut health, eat a balanced diet, manage stress, avoid unnecessary antibiotics, consume probiotics, and consider a microbiome test. Invest in your health today.
Have you ever wondered why some people seem to effortlessly maintain their ideal body weight while others struggle to shed even a few pounds? Or why some people can eat whatever they want without gaining a single pound, while others seem to gain weight just by looking at food? The answer may lie in your metabolic score.
The gut is home to trillions of microbes that play crucial role in our overall health. Factors like modern lifestyle. Diet and medication can disrupt the balance of our microbiome. This imbalance can lead to chronic inflammation. Metabolic dysfunction. Today, we will delve into the intricacies of gut imbalance and explore why taking probiotics is essential for optimal health.
A recent BBC news article (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-68452019) has questioned the Zoe experiment as it gains popularity over the last few months.Ā I get asked about thisĀ a lot, and Iāve had comments of the amount of people (Mainly in the gym) that are using these devices to monitor their blood sugar levels.
My thoughts…
This Valentine’s Day, show your heart some love by making simple changes to your diet. Lowering cholesterol levels is crucial for maintaining a healthy heart, and it can be achieved by incorporating the right types of fats, soluble fibre, and plant-based proteins into your meals.
Are you struggling to get enough quality sleep? Don’t underestimate the power of a good night’s rest. Regular, quality sleep is crucial for your overall health and well-being. From physical to mental health, sleep plays a vital role in our daily lives. Today, Iām going to talk about (well, type about!) sleep and explore the benefits of getting enough shut-eye. I’ll also provide tips on how to improve your sleep hygiene for a better night’s rest.
In the UK, ultra-processed foods make up a staggering 50% of the average grocery shop. These products are often high in fat, sugar, and additives, and have been linked to various health issues. I believe it’s important to understand the impact of ultra-processed foods on our health and how we can prioritize fresh, whole ingredients in our diets. Today we’ll talk about filling your basket with more fresh and less ultra-processed in the UK.
The Western diet is filled with energy-dense foods high in sugar and fat, which stimulate pleasure-signalling dopamine and encourage overeating. A recent study reveals that habitual consumption of these foods can lead to rewiring of the brain, making it more difficult to resist temptation and control food intake.In this blog, we’ll talk about sugar and fat in the Western diet and its impact on reward processing and overeating.
Water is essential for every cell and organ in your body. From flushing out toxins to delivering vitamins and minerals, hydration is key to maintaining good health. Today, you will learn about the benefits of regular hydration and how to ensure you are getting enough water throughout the day.
Every year, millions of people around the world make New Year’s resolutions to lose weight and get healthier. However, these resolutions often fail within the first few weeks. In this blog we’ll discuss why New Year’s diets fail, from unattainable goals to the January blues. Learn how to overcome these obstacles and set yourself up for success in your health journey this year