Genuine fresh food is always the most tasty and nutritious option. However, there are times when frozen and tinned foods can be a good, healthy choice if you know what to look for.
Nutrition
Most of the 37 trillion tiny cells that make up your body’s tissues and organs are continually dying off as they age, are injured or become defective, and are replaced by brand-new ones. By facilitating this innate natural regenerative process, you can renew your body.
What most of us don’t realise is that, despite the multitasking digestive brilliance of the many cells that line our digestive tract, we have a limited capacity to break down foods, especially fibre. Let’s take a look at, and celebrate, the bugs that do it for us .
One way I ensure my kids’ lunches are healthy without me having to spend hours in the kitchen is to cook meals that can be packed in the lunchbox the next day. I often bake this quick and easy recipe for dinner in the hope that there will be leftovers to fill wraps for school lunches the next day. It’s delicious and very sustaining for busy kids.
The Eastern modalities of yoga and Ayurveda have held cleansing at the centre of their philosophies for millennia. The specific techniques they have created are still powerful detoxification tools for mind, body and soul.
Herbs have a wide array of actions that can help you in all aspects of your detoxification process.
How much animal protein is too much? We take a look at the latest research that delves into diets high in red meat and the links between these habits and different diseases.
The strategies for reaching this milestone include adequate sleep, maintaining a healthy microbiome, protein and maintaining healthy brain function.
A classic corned beef, also known as silverside, screams English comfort food for me. On my English side, everyone loves it and it’s a homely dinner to serve to your loved ones. It also keeps in the fridge for a few days afterwards.
The salad you ate for lunch today may have used more fossil fuel than you did driving to work all week. The solution? Grow your own!
We speak to Renae Smith, owner of Bake Mixes, an Australian brand who create food packs that you can make in your own home.
For me, English food is comfort food, especially bubble and squeak. This dish takes me back to my childhood — granted they were usually frozen, though. This recipe is a great way to use up leftover mashed potato.
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