by Performance In Health | Mar 20, 2024 | Breakfast, Lunch, Recipes
As a naturopath a huge part of my weekly role is to support my clients to eat more strategically. Whether it be to help optimise daytime energy, or to support healthy weight loss, manage PCOS, menopause, insulin resistance, high cholesterol, anxiety or to simply...
by Performance In Health | Apr 28, 2023 | Breakfast, Recipes
Supporting clients with strategic eating decisions to optimize day-time energy levels, improve mental health and reduce risk for chronic disease is always an important focus in my role as a naturopath. When it comes to eating, I find that breakfast is the meal where...
by Performance In Health | Oct 7, 2022 | Breakfast, Healthy Comfort Food, Lunch, Recipes
As a naturopath that works closely with clients on how to maximise energy levels and mental and physical performance throughout the day, eating regular small meals with a good quality protein is often my mantra. This is especially important when supporting the immune...
by Performance In Health | Jun 3, 2022 | Breakfast, Healthy Comfort Food, Recipes, Vegan
As a naturopath cereal is not one of my favourite breakfast choices as it can so often contain hidden sugars and unhealthy fats and is more often than not a predominantly high carbohydrate start to the day. To me, this means bad energy management and unbalanced...
by Performance In Health | Nov 20, 2021 | Breakfast, Healthy Comfort Food, Lunch, Recipes
Filling your week with nutritious meals can sometimes be quite a strategic exercise when one wants to incorporate a range of healthy foods, different protein sources, good fats and a diversity of vegetables and plant-based nutrients. A tasty frittata can tick many...
by Performance In Health | Sep 14, 2021 | Breakfast, Plant Proteins, Recipes, Vegan
Building the perfect smoothie is a strategy that should not be underestimated. What ingredients you decide on can make your smoothie a bad health decision or a very good health decision. I detail in my blog titled “Is your Smoothie healthy or is it contributing to...