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  • How to Easily Meet Your Daily Fibre Goals: Simple Meal Ideas to Get 25g-35g of Fibre

    Make sure you add extra protein rich foods from animal and plant sources (vary daily) where needed to get your daily protein your body needs: Menu 1 Breakfast (10-16g Fibre): Oatmeal with flaxseeds and

  • Nutri-Score on Food Packaging: Could a Simpler Label Help Us Make Healthier Choices?

    Does a product labelled “high in protein” or “high in fibre” automatically mean it is a better choice The algorithm considers factors such as: energy content; saturated fat; sugars; salt; fibre; protein; Consumers can see: calories; fat; carbohydrates; sugars; protein; salt. A product may say: “high in protein”; “high in fibre”; but we should still look the details on product

  • Beetroot and Quinoa Salad with Asparagus, Pomegranate and Fresh Herbs

    Quinoa is a complete plant-based protein, rich in fibre and essential amino acids, making it an excellent Tips & Variations If you prefer a heartier salad, add crumbled feta cheese or chickpeas for extra protein

  • Pumpkin spice smoothie

    of grated nutmeg 1tsp of vanilla extract 1 tbsp of collagen powder (optional, but a good way to get protein

  • Sprouting seeds and beans: a complete guide

    All sprouts contain protein, which in turn contain amino acids that are building blocks for our bodies Broccoli sprouts 5 grams carbohydrate 4 grams fibre 4 grams protein 0.5 grams fat Vitamins and minerals Mung Bean Sprouts 19.15 grams carbohydrates 7.02 grams protein 7.6 grams fibre 0.8 grams fat Vitamins Alfalfa Sprouts 3.99 grams protein 2.1 grams carbohydrates 1.9 grams fibre 0.69 grams fat Vitamins and Red Clover Sprouts 22 grams carbohydrates 9 grams protein 1.9 grams fibre 0.6 grams fat Rich in vitamins

  • Foods you can use to enrich your diet

    Our bodies are made of water, fat and protein. Muscle building proteins make about 2/3 of your body muscle and the rest 1/3 of your body is made of collagen protein. We need to focus more on collagen protein, which should be around 20% of your total protein intake you It contains protein, fat, fibre, iron, vitamin B6, vitamin C, magnesium, potassium and manganese.

  • Gluten-free linseed and hemp flour bread

    If you are looking to bake a healthy gluten-free bread that's high in fibre and protein , try the below

  • Healthy and Balanced Nutrition: New National 2025 Dietary, Physical Activity, and Sleep Recommendations for Estonia

    to eat, which will help to cover the needs of the body for necessary macronutrients (carbohydrates, protein Macronutrient Adjustments (Proteins, Fats, Carbohydrates) The upper limit  for fat intake  as a percentage Legumes  should ideally be consumed daily  due to their good plant protein and fibre content . Desserts like curd snacks, ice cream, pudding (including protein pudding), condensed milk, fruit-flavoured

  • How to Support Your Immune System: Evidence-Based Habits

    The innate immune system provides rapid, general protection. barriers such as your skin and the lining of your respiratory and digestive tracts, as well as cells and proteins Eat a varied diet that meets your nutritional needs Your immune system needs energy, protein, vitamins Legumes: beans, lentils, peas and chickpeas provide protein, fibre, iron, folate and other nutrients. Protein-rich foods: fish, eggs, dairy products, meat, tofu and legumes provide amino acids needed for

  • Food and Mood: How What We Eat Influences Mental Health

    Blood sugar stability  — balanced meals with protein, fibre, and healthy fats help prevent mood swings antioxidants) Nuts and seeds  (healthy fats, minerals) Beans and legumes  (fibre, B vitamins, plant protein Choose protein at each meal : eggs, fish, legumes, whole grains, nuts, seeds.

  • What is collagen and its benefits for health?

    If you didn't know, collagen is the most abundant protein in your body. Collagen contains 19 different amino acids, including glycine, glutamine, arginine and proline. Proline and glycine are two very important amino acids, but they are not abundant in animal meats. You can also use bone broth protein if you choose to and add it into smoothies. It also absorbs better into bloodstream than regular collagen protein.

  • Bee products- what you need to know to reap the benefits?

    For humans honey is a great source for antioxidants, which help to protect your body from cell damage You can also use honey topically on your skin as it helps to protect the moisture barrier. from the wide variety of flowers to make sure the pollen has all the necessary vitamins, minerals, proteins Bee bread contains around 55% carbohydrates, 35% proteins, 3% vitamins and minerals, 2% fatty acids and It contains water, protein, sugar, fats and A, B, C and E-vitamins, 20 amino acids, folic acid, iron,

  • Meat stock- the healing food for the body

    It contains a good amount of gelatine and two very important amino acids, glycine and proline, which The gelatinous protein from the meat and these amino acids are particularly beneficial in healing and

  • Spring detox salad

    You can enjoy it with a protein of your choice- baked chicken, fish, red meat etc.

  • Trigger foods and steps to free yourself from craving them

    vegetables and fruits- when not processed these foods are good for us filled with also vitamins, minerals, proteins these sweeteners are often hidden in foods where you would not expect them- salad dressings, sauces, protein powders, energy bars, protein bars, even in baby food. Of course I am making sure I eat balanced meals with protein, fat and complex carbohydrates, so that Casein, the protein in dairy, releases opiates when it breaks down in our digestive system.

  • Leaky gut or intestinal permeability- a cause for many illnesses

    Your intestines are protected by a single layer of epithelial cells that are linked together by tight junction proteins, which are the gateway between your intestines and your bloodstream. These tight junction proteins control what is allowed to pass into your bloodstream from your digestion Make sure that the digestive enzyme supplements are containing proteases (help to break down protein)

  • Sauerkraut- nature's probiotic

    It's a great addition to grilled meat during spring and summer as it helps to also break down protein seeds added to your sauerkraut when making it (toasted on the pan to release the flavour) contains protein

  • Why is bone broth so good for you and ways to make it?

    boiled and simmered over a period of time to help to release healing compounds like collagen, glycine, proline I have also used bone broth protein in my morning smoothies- I love the airy consistency it gives to Ancient Nutrition and Paleo Valley are two I know who produce bone broth protein.

  • What are the best and worst fruits for blood sugar?

    Nutrients matter:  Fruits are packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that protect your health respond differently to sugar in fruit than your friend would. 👉 Smart tip: Pair these fruits with protein Combine fruit with protein, fibre, or healthy fat  to slow sugar absorption.

  • Your gut- your second brain

    These enzymes help us to break down proteins, fat, carbohydrates and greens.

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