What is it? A stitch, side-stitch, side-cramp, sticker… Whatever you call them, that intense pain under your rib cage that seems to come out of nowhere while you’re exercising is an absolute pain! It’s “official” scientific name is Exercise-related transient abdominal pain (ETAP)🤔. They usually occur during lengthened, repetitive cardiovascular …
M is for Mango In South Asia, the mango is known as the ‘King of Fruits’, for me, it’s easy to see why… The juicy stone fruit has a sweet, almost luxurious flavour and is jam packed with nutritional goodness. 🥭 One cup of mango provides nearly 70% of your …
D is for Dates – natures fudge! Although high calorie (relative), dates are nutritionally dense. 🟤 They’re high in fibre with 7g per 100g portion. Fibre is required for good digestive health, helps prevent constipation, and by slowing digestion, helps with blood sugar control. 🟤 Dates are high in anti-oxidants …
A is for Avocados 🥑Avocados are known to be full of healthy fats, in particular, oleic acid — a monounsaturated fatty acid which is known to reduce inflammation. 🥑 A 100g serving contains 26% of your daily recommended amount of vitamin K, a vitamin needed to help blood clotting and …
…drink it! Water is absolutely without a doubt (in my opinion 😉 ) the most important aspect of a healthy lifestyle. Up to 60% of the adult human body is made up of water so it’s easy to understand why it’s so important to keep our hydration levels up. Not only …