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Articles about diet & nutrition.
Everything the Emsee team has written on this topic, in plain language, for you.
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Sweet Potato
Sweet potatoes are native to Central and Native America and are one of the oldest known vegetables. Relics of sweet potato dating back more than 10,000 years have been ...
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How To Use Your Diet to Get Through Menopause
Menopause is caused by a fall in the amount of oestrogen produced by the ovaries. It’s a time of transition, the end of the fertile years and an individual experience ...
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Mushrooms The New Super Food
Mushrooms are a nutrient, mineral and vitamin dense fungi that is surrounded by folklore, phobias and delicious recipes. A ring of these edible fungi are believed to be ...
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Calcium-Rich Foods For Menopause
It is not unusual for women going through menopause to experience brittle bones and fractures that are a result of osteoporosis. The hormone oestrogen assists in the ...
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We Are What We Eat
The old saying ‘we are what we eat’ may be annoying to hear, but it points out the importance of your food choices.
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What Is Fish Oil?
Fish oils are a great source of polyunsaturated fatty acids (good fats), collectively called Omega 3 fatty acids. These fats have a variety of different health benefits ...
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Benefits of Fish Oil
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Sardines – The Oceans Superfood
Sardines are one of the most underrated fish we know. They are a nutritional powerhouse consisting of a great combination of vitamins and minerals, which all have a ...
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