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Go nuts!

Eating nuts reduces risk of cancer and heart disease.

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Coconuts: the food of the gods

Coconut oil is a medium-chain fatty acid. This means it’s great to help energy production while at the same time speeding up the rate at which the body burns fat.

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Which nuts are best for your health?

Which nut is best for lowering cholesterol, improving brain health or providing extra energy? Read on to find how each little powerhouse has a big impact on our health

Activated Nuts

Activated nuts are more nutritious nuts because they have been soaked and then dehydrated. This process allows any enzyme inhibitors to be released, preventing digestive problems and making them the perfect snack in between meals.

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Go nuts in the garden

Going a bit nuts can be fun and productive, learn about the different nut trees you can grow in your garden.

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Nuts to cholesterol

Nuts lower your cholesterol levels but the effects can vary from person to person.

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Your microbiome and ageing

Discover the crucial role of digestion in healthy aging. Learn proactive steps to optimize gut health for vitality and longevity. Digestion, like breathing, is a process we take for granted. We eat, mostly for pleasure, unfortunately often unhealthy foods that are rich in fat and sugar, an insidiously corrosive habit that is exploited rapaciously by […]

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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.

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What to eat for balanced emotions

Research shows that your plate holds the key to a brighter, more balanced mind, opening vital new roads to mental health treatment. We explore the burgeoning world of nutritional psychiatry, where feelings and flavours converge.