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Women's health, Hormones, Diet and nutrition Marissa Patsalou Women's health, Hormones, Diet and nutrition Marissa Patsalou

The essential role of a balanced diet in menstrual health: A focus on macronutrients

The menstrual cycle is particularly sensitive to our food intake and nutrition plays a huge role in supporting and maintaining a healthy menstrual cycle and overall reproductive health. Today, we’re focusing on ‘macronutrients’, or carbohydrates, protein, and fats and discussing why a balanced diet is vital for menstrual health.

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Children's health, Diet and nutrition Rhiannon Coen Children's health, Diet and nutrition Rhiannon Coen

4 Steps to a Healthy Lunchbox

Getting a nutritious, well-balanced lunchbox ready for your children each day can feel like an uphill battle. From being time-poor to dealing with picky eaters and nut-free zones, as well as the pressures of ‘Instagram-worthy’ school lunches - it’s no wonder you’re feeling overwhelmed and, well, over it.

So, how can you crack the code for providing a lunch that fuels their bodies, includes the key nutrients, and keeps them happy?

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Solving the Mystery of the Afternoon Slump: From Root Causes to Practical Solutions

Picture this: it's the middle of the afternoon, and you're sitting at your desk when you feel it – a wave of exhaustion that washes over you, leaving you struggling to concentrate or even keep your eyes open. Your motivation and productivity take a nosedive. This midday energy crash, also known as the 'afternoon slump,' has become a frustratingly regular part of your daily routine. You're not alone – many people experience this decline in energy partway through the day. But what if it didn't have to be this way?

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Children's health, Diet and nutrition Kelly Allan Children's health, Diet and nutrition Kelly Allan

Do your kids get enough zinc?

Zinc is a crucial mineral that plays a vital role in many different processes in the body including immune function, cognitive development, reproductive health, sleep, growth and even taste perception.

This means that zinc is particularly important for children and teens to support physical and mental development and overall health and well-being. However, zinc is also one of the most common nutrient deficiencies we see in kids

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