Intermittent fasting (IF) as a weight loss approach has been around in various forms for ages, but was highly popularised in 2012 by BBC broadcast journalist Dr. Michael Mosley’s TV documentary Eat Fast, Live Longer and book The Fast Diet…

I would consider sleep to be a key element for our wellbeing. Lack of sleep can affect our mood; our ability to make the best food choices; our ability to focus and work efficiently; our motivation and energy to exercise and so the list goes on.

From a wellbeing perspective now could be a great time to make positive lifestyle and behaviour changes. Focusing on the positive possibilities as we are being forced into dramatic changes, can help our mental and physical wellbeing

“According to Alcohol Change UK, the charity behind Dry January, cutting out booze can improve your skin, energy levels and health in as little as a week if you usually drink several times a week or daily.“

“Giving up red meat for a week could give your health a real boost. According to NHS guidelines, we should be eating “no more than 70g of red and processed meat a day”.

If you are hungry and want something nutritious to eat here are some great comparisons for a 100 calorie budget.

Here is an easy supper recipe that will tick all the boxes and only uses a few simple ingredients.

We love grilled tuna, but this recipe elevates the whole taste and texture experience to another height. A true delight to eat that also looks beautiful. Many thanks to “& Elaine” for an inspirational combination.

It’s heartening to see that ‘Scientists are questioning whether stretching is as essential as we think”. Since studying Professor Stuart Mc Gill’s work on Low Back Disorders, I have changed my approach to exercise. I used to be a fan of yoga for all.

How slow can you go? It’s a question that Matt Little, a renowned trainer who worked with athletes and sports champions including the tennis player Andy Murray for 12 years, says we should all ask ourselves.

This article focuses on the 50 plus female, who tends to be either perimenopausal or menopausal and how exercise can relieve, at worst debilitating and at best annoying symptoms of the menopause.

Tofu is the superfood that everyone loves because it’s low in calories, low in fat and high in protein. It’s ideal for weight loss and it’s packed full of healthy nutrients.

Our gut microbes affect all aspects of our health, including brain health. This article has sound advice in this article of what to eat to make a difference.

This receipe delivers on the nutrition, gut-biome boosting front – full of wholegrains, seeds, nuts and is great served with a probiotic (Total or Kefir Yogurt).

Two top dieticians to rate and compare the popular alternatives to cow’s milk.

A tomato salad with an extra zing, with thanks to the “& Elaine” cookbook. A bit more ‘phaff’ than slicing a few tomatoes but I guarantee that it is well worth the effort. Use a variety of tomatoes if you can to add vibrancy and taste.

Quick & easy midweek curry, without the hassle of your master chef moment. It is super healthy with a great amount of immune boosting and gut healthy vegetables and vegan protein.

Here is an easy supper recipe that will tick all the boxes and only uses a few simple ingredients.

Strong glutes help prevent back pain and injury. Experts warn that a side-effect of too much sitting and inactivity, is that one of the biggest muscles (gluteals) in our body are becoming weak and deconditioned.

A ‘level of consistency’ is the key. You don’t have to be perfect all the time, that’s unrealistic. Things crop up and life often puts challenges in our way of routines such as injury or other demands on our time and attention.