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The 10 Best Things You Can Do to Stay Young
Everyone ages – each year, each day, each minute and even each second that passes puts you at a little older than you were previously. Ageing is inevitable. Getting ...
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Chocolate-Avocado Thick Shake
Looking for a healthy indulgence? Look no further.
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Avocado – Not Just for Millennials
If smashed avos are out of your price range (or quite frankly, ridiculously priced), don’t worry – when they’re in season, and you ‘do it yourself’, it’s much more ...
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Garlic-Capsicum Sauce
Not sure how to eat capsicum? Eat it as you would an apple – munch right into it! Or chop it up and add it to almost any stir fry, curry, stew or soup for some extra ...
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Capsicum – They Contain a Punch Full of Protective Compounds!
Capsicums one of my go-to colourful fruits (yes, fruit). Not only do they instantly brighten up any stir fry, but they are also packed full of vitamins, antioxidants, ...
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The 4 Best Foods for Menopause
Give yourself the best shot of cruising through menopause. Take control over the food you eat, ensuring you add lots of these goodies to your routine.
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Nutrition and Chronic Illness
Some people thrive on new year’s resolutions, planning and setting themselves up for some great positive changes. Others don’t believe in waiting until the new year and ...
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