The key to healthy living is learning to listen to your body again and trust your instincts about food.
With an individually tailored eating plan, you’ll have the strength to reach your training goals.
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Take care of your body. It’s the only place you have to live. - Jim Rohn
Our kidneys filter excess water and waste from our bloodstream, preventing the accumulation of toxins and us falling ill.
Overeating can be a physiological attempt to balance natural chemicals in your body like, serotonin, dopamine, cortisol and certain hormones. Hormones and neurotransmitters not only control how hungry we feel, what foods we crave but also affect our moods and motivation.
Probiotics - good bacteria that live in your gut - are widely acknowledged for their ability to improve immunity are the key to a healthy gut and a happy brain.
So what do you imagine when you hear the word……cholesterol? Do you imagine a nasty fatty substance that swills around in your blood stream and clogs up your cells? A slimy substance that foretells imminent disaster?
Probiotics - good bacteria that live in your gut - are widely acknowledged for their ability to improve immunity and according to clinical nutritionist Desi Horsman, are the key to a healthy gut and a happy brain. Adding to this she says they have also been shown to encourage weight loss, reduce anxiety, and help with a wide variety of other conditions and illnesses. “While research is still emerging on just how important these mighty microbes might be for our health, initial studies show great promise. The good news is that naturally fermented foods are a great source of supportive probiotics and can effortlessly be made at home - from sauerkraut and miso, to pickled cucumbers, beetroot, and Kimchi.”
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in conjuction with Desi Horsman