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Get to know ginger
From kitchen staple to everyday ingredient.
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Make room for a slower morning
Small rituals for a calmer start.
Superfood guide
Cocoa bean extract benefits: blood flow, heart and brain
What cocoa flavanols really do for blood flow, blood pressure and the heart, cocoa extract vs cocoa powder, how much to take and how to choose a supplement.
Nutrition
Green banana benefits: resistant starch, gut health and blood sugar
Why unripe bananas are good for your gut and blood sugar, green vs yellow nutrition, the bitter green banana weight loss trend, side effects and how to eat them.
Superfood guide
Turmeric benefits, nutrition facts and side effects
The honest guide: calories per teaspoon, what the research says about curcumin, 10 side effects worth knowing, and easy ways to use it.
Nutrition
How to build a healthy, balanced bowl
A simple formula for filling lunches: greens, protein, whole grains, healthy fat and something crunchy.
Nutrition
Overnight oats for busy mornings
A no-cook, high-fibre breakfast you make the night before. One base recipe and four easy flavour ideas.
Superfood guide
Green tea: how to brew it so it is not bitter
Green tea is gentle on caffeine and rich in antioxidants. The secret to a smooth cup is cooler water.
Mindful living
A five-minute breathing routine for stress
Slow breathing is one of the quickest ways to feel calmer. Try this simple routine at your desk or before bed.
Superfood guide
Why berries deserve a spot in your fridge
Strawberries, blueberries and raspberries are high in fibre and vitamin C. Frozen berries count too.
Mindful living
Small evening habits for better sleep
Good sleep starts hours before bed. Six simple habits that make it easier to fall asleep and stay asleep.
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Turmeric: benefits, nutrition facts and side effects
Everything worth knowing about the golden spice, in plain English. What the research really says, what to watch out for, and how to actually use it.
9 calories per teaspoon
10 side effects explained
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Superfood guide · 10 minCocoa bean extract benefits: blood flow, heart and brainWhat cocoa flavanols really do for blood flow, blood pressure and the heart, cocoa extract vs cocoa powder, how much to take and how to choose a supplement.
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Nutrition · 9 minGreen banana benefits: resistant starch, gut health and blood sugarWhy unripe bananas are good for your gut and blood sugar, green vs yellow nutrition, the bitter green banana weight loss trend, side effects and how to eat them.
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Superfood guide · 14 minTurmeric benefits, nutrition facts and side effectsThe honest guide: calories per teaspoon, what the research says about curcumin, 10 side effects worth knowing, and easy ways to use it.
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Nutrition · 9 minBuilding a balanced breakfastA practical way to start your day with variety.
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Mindful living · 10 minMake room for a slower morningSmall rituals for a calmer start.
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Superfood guide · 7 minGet to know gingerFrom kitchen staple to everyday ingredient.
Myth or fact?
Quick turmeric reality check
- Myth
"Turmeric burns belly fat." In studies, curcumin pills helped people lose only about 0.6 kg more than placebo. Cooking with turmeric won't melt fat.
- Fact
"A teaspoon of turmeric has almost no calories." About 9 calories per teaspoon of ground turmeric.
- Fact
"Black pepper helps." Pepper's piperine boosts curcumin absorption, which is why the two are often paired.
- Myth
"Natural means totally safe." High-dose turmeric supplements have been linked to rare liver injury and can interact with blood thinners.
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