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Gut Microbiome and Metabolism

The Gut Microbiome and Metabolism: Unlocking the Key to Better Health Have you ever wondered why your body sometimes feels off-balance, despite healthy eating and regular exercise? Digestive issues, low energy, or unexplained weight gain may be linked to an often-overlooked factor—your gut microbiome. The gut microbiome is a diverse community of trillions of

Say No to Sugar Swings: Awesome Ways to Keep Your Energy on Track!

Tired of feeling like a yo-yo? Check out these cool tips to keep your energy steady and say goodbye to sugar swings for good! Learn how to crush cravings, boost your vibe, and rock your day! Top Tricks to Kick the Sugar Rollercoaster Choose Foods That Won't Make You

Seasonal Hay Fever

A runny nose, watery eyes and difficulty breathing. Sound familiar? For many, these symptoms are commonplace. Hay fever (also known as allergic rhinitis) describes an inflammatory nose condition triggered by an allergic reaction. According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW), almost one in five Australians have allergic rhinitis. Symptoms are often

How do we make energy?

You already know that you need to eat in order to have energy. The food you ingest gets broken down inside your digestive system so that it can be used by your body. But where does it go from there? How do the cells in your body use that digested food? Our gut microbiota

Hormones and Gut Health

Hormones and Gut Health: Why Is Gut Health Important? Did you know that your gut bacteria (microbiome) help regulate your hormones, especially oestrogen? Our gut microbiome is an intelligent system that senses, then influences nearly every hormonal feedback loop in our body. A healthy gut microbiome is like a rainforest with a large variety

2022-05-05T12:45:26+10:00May 5th, 2022|Gut Health, Gut-Hormones, Hormone|

The Gut and Inflammation

What does your gut have to do with inflammation? Your gut is the frontline of your immune system. In fact, around 70-80% of your body's immune cells are found in the gut, which makes sense when you consider that many toxins and pathogenic invaders can enter the body through our digestive system. Your gut

How to Thrive in Times of Change

Our moods have taken the brunt over the last couple of years with unpredictability, high stress, greater cognitive demands, and loss of anticipated plans, which has left many of us feeling flat and fatigued. It’s not always possible to prevent stressful situations or avoid adverse events. But you can strengthen your capacity to deal

6 Tips to a Healthier Christmas

Summer is finally here. With the warmer weather comes that crazy, yet festive time of year! Christmas parties have started, celebratory catch ups with family and friends, and of course indulging in food, alcohol and all those yummy treats. It can be busy time, which can lead to added stress - getting out of

2022-12-07T15:11:49+10:00November 25th, 2021|Gut Health|

7 Tips to Love your Heart

Cardiovascular disease (CVD), is an umbrella term that includes heart, stroke and blood vessel diseases, and is one of Australia’s largest health problems. It accounts for one in four of all deaths, claiming the life of one person every 12 minutes, according to the Heart Foundation. Many factors can increase the risk of developing

Immune Gummies

Immune gummies the kids will love! 🍊 These simple, delicious and healthy gelatin gummies are packed with immune-boosting ingredients. Gelatin, Oranges, Manuka Honey, Turmeric and Ginger are all immune-boosting superfoods. Gelatin is great for your gut health (80% of your immune system is in the gut). Oranges are high in vitamin C which supports

2021-08-03T10:39:22+10:00August 3rd, 2021|Gut Health, Immune Support, Recipes, Snacks|
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