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Cocoa & Maca Energy Balls
Cocoa & Maca Energy Balls - These are super quick and easy to make and great for energy and endurance


Lemon Water
A simple and easy start to your day. How to make lemon water Squeeze ½ a fresh lemon into 1 mug and add warm-hot water. Sip slowly and enjoy. If lemon doesn’t suit you, warm water on its own is still supportive. You can add variety to your water by adding any of these: a few sprigs of mint 1 teaspoon of raw honey or maple syrup a slice of fresh ginger a pinch of cinnamon a sprinkle of turmeric You can also freeze fresh lemon juice in ice cube trays and drop a cube into warm


Ginger, tumeric & chicken broth bowl
This is light but nourishing, easy to digest, and supportive for the gut lining.


Nourishing Lentil & Vegetable Soup
A grounding, gut-loving recipe to gently kick-start the year without restriction.


Chia Banana Protein Porridge
Delicious protein-packed breakfast with chia and banana.


Ginger Chicken
This delicious chicken dish takes only 10 minutes to prepare and 25 to cook. It's a great dinner party option!


Aubergine Hash
This delicious, savoury hash makes a brilliant weekend brunch or a comforting savoury breakfast when you fancy something grounding rather than sweet. Topped with eggs cooked just how you like them, it is simple, satisfying and full of flavour. Serves 2 Ingredients: 55g onion, finely chopped 1 tbsp olive oil 110g halloumi cheese, cut into small cubes 500g aubergine, cut into cubes Salt and pepper, to season 2 large eggs Worcestershire sauce, to serve (optional) Method: Fry t


Not All Fats Are Created Equal
Many clients ask me what fat they should use and when, so here is what we know and what fats/oils you should ideally consider and when to use them. Firstly, fat isn’t the enemy - it’s essential for energy, brain function, and hormone balance, but the type of fat you consume matters. Some fats support your body, while others can contribute to inflammation, which is linked to chronic diseases like heart disease, diabetes, and arthritis. Breaking fats down there are four main g


Do I Need to Soak My Nuts (and Seeds)?
Soaking seeds and nuts is an essential step to unlocking their full nutritional potential. As someone who loves having a handful of nuts or seeds as part of breakfast or as a snack, I'm always looking to get the most out of these nutrient-packed foods. Many seeds and nuts contain compounds like enzyme inhibitors and phytic acid, which can make them harder to digest and reduce the absorption of vital minerals like zinc, magnesium, and iron. Studies show that soaking helps neut
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