'You are Nourished Weekly' replaced 'Tuesday Tips'. It's exactly the same - with a new title!
It's January.
And you are not doubt being bombarded with 'new year, new you' messages everywhere you go.
But I'm here to tell you to ignore them because...
Not only is it the last day of the year, but it’s also the last day of the decade! It’s quite a significant date and the perfect time to take stock of what changes you’ve experienced over the last 10 years....
Christmas is a time for family, fun and festivities. And what also usually goes alongside all these things? Food! And boy do we like to get our fill of indulgent treats at Christmas time! Even the most strong-willed people can struggle with all the tempting treats that are strewn across the...
Allowing your emotions to control what you eat is a common problem a lot of women I work with have experienced – me included! You are using food to suppress your emotions as you’ve been told it’s not OK to show your emotions and feel sad, angry or upset. I want...
If you find that you are either eating everything ‘right’, or eating everything ‘wrong’, then you are not alone. It’s such a common situation where you start off following a diet perfectly – you’re not...
It’s not unusual to want to flop down in front of the TV at the end of a long, hard day. But a lot of the ladies I work with admit to using this as an opportunity to fill themselves up with loads of junk food.
When you start digging...
Modern life can be really hectic. If you have an already jam-packed schedule – be it with a busy job; looking after children; caring for elderly parents; or just trying to fit too much into each day – when something...
The gut. Admittedly not the nicest of words. But us nutritional therapists use it freely to describe your digestive system or, if you’re really squeamish, your tummy! It is so important to look after your gut.
In nutrition college we learnt that the gut is ‘the seat of...
It’s no secret that eating too much sugar is quite bad for you. Study after study is now revealing that quitting sugar is so much better for your health. And yet, despite this, we’re still having a pretty hard time giving up.
We now know that sugar is an addictive substance, and when...
Tell me if you’re familiar with this picture?
You spend weeks slimming down for your holiday, avoiding all the carbs, upping your gym sessions, picturing yourself in that bikini and keeping your eye on the prize.
“I WILL be thin for my holiday, I WILL be thin for my...
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