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Cashews for Brain Power? Do We Really Need Another Reason to Eat Cashews…?
Cashews are a deliciously creamy and sweet nut that are native to South America, particularly Brazil and were introduced by colonists to Africa and India.
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Start the Year with a Detox
Written by Samantha Mainland, Naturopath. B.Nat, BMedsMgmentProfHonsCM
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Christmas Nutrition Tips
Written by: Hayley Derwent
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Need A Reason to Munch on Some Cherries This Holiday Season? Sleep!
As we approach the end of the year, we all start looking forward to some down time and for some, this means, planning for a trip away. Overseas trips always mean new ...
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Struggling with weight gain? What can you do?
As a nutritionist I find the most common question I get is; “which diet do you think is the best to go on?”
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The Food You Eat Fuels Your Body, Choose Wisely.
Weight loss can be tricky if your food is not addressed. Cravings, strong appetite and portion sizes can significantly impact the success of your weight loss journey. ...
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Too Many Women Gain Abdominal Weight During Menopause – Should You Be Concerned?
Generally, most women are afraid that oestrogen will cause weight gain. Most women link menopause to oestrogen to getting fat. However, how accurate is this?
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Enjoy Your Nuts and Call It A Healthy Treat; Cashews Are Great for Sugar Spikes!
Cashews as we know them are obtained from the tropical shrub related to mango, pistachio and poison ivy. Cashews originated from Brazil, where the plant then made its ...
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