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Five foods which contribute to metabolic syndrome.

Metabolic syndrome is increasingly common in the UK – around one in four adults has it. These 5 foods are some of the worst for your metabolic health.

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7 Foods to Help You Manage Spring Allergies

Spring is in the air! But many of us experience symptoms of seasonal allergies. Fortunately, there are strategies to help reduce the body’s response.

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Protein matters

Just how much protein is necessary and indeed beneficial for our long term health?

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Supporting our Immune Systems

Steps to support our immune systems to see us through the winter months and beyond…

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Cholesterol – the good & the bad 

High cholesterol is one of the most prevalent risk factors for heart disease. The good news is that, with a healthy diet and regular exercise, you can safely lower your levels and reduce your risk. 

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Essential blood tests you should review annually

By becoming familiar with these simple blood tests, you’ll be able to assess your risk of chronic conditions such as obesity, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, high cholesterol and Type 2 diabetes

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Super Green Dressing

This is a simple & quick recipe for a dressing that is delicious on almost anything!

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5 strategies to maintain a healthy weight

By staying mindful of these 5 strategies you will be optimising how your body uses the food you eat. You’ll maintain a healthy weight without restrictive diets and you’ll feel energised for your daily run!

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Nutrition tips for runners

Learn how to fuel yourself with a varied diet of nutrient-rich, whole foods in order to maintain your energy levels not just during training but throughout the day.

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Foods to Fight Inflammation

Inflammation is a natural process which helps our bodies to fight infections. But when it is chronic, it can lead to long term damage of tissues and may contribute to many serious diseases. Fortunately there are certain foods which we know can help.

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