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The Autism and ADHD School Lunch

If your child has ADHD or an Autism Spectrum disorder, the dietary changes that help them can make preparing school lunches a nightmare. You don’t just have to ensure it’s a lunch with GFCF, additive-free, allergen-free food, but you also…

3 Simple Summer Recipes

As the festive season draws to a close, you find yourself thinking about warmer weather, and getting your wellness and diet back on track after too many mince pies. Christmas seems to be all about cooking and baking, but summer shouldn’t…

Healthy Snacks for Busy Kids

According to experts, snacking can actually improve your child’s wellness, especially if those snacks are healthy. Netty Levine, a dietitian and diabetes educator says that snacking ‘can actually help keep kids from overeating at mealtime’,…

Have You Picked Up Your Wellness Vouchers?

Looking after your family’s wellbeing by making sure they get enough exercise and a good diet can be a challenge, but the government is here to help with ‘money off’ vouchers for food, as well as discounts on activities and nutritional…

The 6 Dark Horses of a Healthy Diet

So you think you know the foods to improve your wellness? Think again! There are six foods that fly under the wellbeing radar, all of them familiar, widely available, affordable, rich in nutrients and taste great. Beans and…

FSA Freezes Advice Label Policy

It often happens that a lot of the foods you buy for weight loss or wellness are labelled ‘must be frozen on day of purchase’. However, this looks set to change as a major supermarket chain say that this long-standing labelling system is no…

How to include good fats into your diet

As every dietician or fitness expert will tell you, too much fat will cause health problems and weight gain. But fat has gained a bad reputation over the years. Not all fat is bad, in fact some fat is necessary for a healthy diet as it…

What You Need to Feed Your Teen

If you have teenagers, you’ll know that their wellness isn’t a high priority. Your teenagers are becoming responsible for their own wellbeing, often in the company of influential peers, but you can still give them the nutritious foods and…

The low-down on dietary fats

Health experts and doctors have led us to believe that a low-fat diet is good for us and greatly reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease. But how true is this? Several studies have shown that such diets not only have minimal impact on…