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Swiss Bircher Muesli

Originating in Switzerland, this wholesome mix of oats, nuts, seeds and fruits is a perfect way to kickstart your day. The dish was named after the creator of this healthy breakfast, Dr. Maximilian Bircher-Brenner.

Healthy Mexican

Mexican Magic

With a few mindful adjustments, you can create delicious Mexican meals at home that will promote good health while satisfying your tastebuds.

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Brussels Sprouts Salad

Brussels sprouts are nutrient-dense vegetables that provides a range of essential vitamins and minerals including vitamins K and C, folate, iron and potassium. They’re also rich in dietary fibre, which is important for digestive and cardiovascular health.

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Roasted Beetroot & Feta Pasta

Beetroot contains nitrates which have been associated with benefits for heart health. Nitrates may help dilate blood vessels, improve blood flow and lower blood pressure. This can contribute to cardiovascular health and the reduced risk of heart-related issues.

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Nifty Noodle

Perhaps the world’s favourite food, the humble noodle is rarely the star of the dish, but its universal appeal is worth celebrating. From perfect ramen to crowd-pleasing spaghetti bolognese, there is a lot you can do with these versatile strands.

Healthy Chicken Fried Rice

Healthy Chicken Fried Rice

Packed with protein and colourful vegetables, this wholesome and satisfying meal is a nutritious twist on a classic favourite. Having good-quality protein sources such as organic eggs and chicken with a meal will provide all the essential amino acids needed to build and repair the body, along with making important hormones such as serotonin, melatonin and growth hormones.

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Soothing Inflamed Brains

If you’re experiencing forgetfulness, irritability, clumsiness or trouble focusing, it’s possible that brain inflammation could be playing a role. In this special report, we look at some natural ways to reduce inflammation in your brain and get your brain functioning at its best.