Top Tips for active kids these holidays
Kids need to move, a lot. When holidays come around it is up to us to ensure that they get the movement that they need. Here are our top tips for active kids these holidays.
Kids need to move, a lot. When holidays come around it is up to us to ensure that they get the movement that they need. Here are our top tips for active kids these holidays.
It is Women’s Health Week, so let’s talk periods! Our menstrual cycle (or period) is the hormonal process a woman’s body goes through each month to prepare for a possible pregnancy. Regular menstrual periods in the years between puberty and menopause are usually a sign that your body is working optimally. Irregular or heavy, painful periods can be a sign that it is not.
Exercise – can there be too much of a good thing? Whether you’re starting a new exercise regime or just coming out after hibernating through the winter – well done – there is not denying that exercising is a vitally important element of your overall health. However, there is such thing as overdoing it when it comes to physical activity. So, how much exercise is too much? And how do we know when we need to rest?
A smoothie can be a brilliant snack or addition to a main meal. But, if you want to make the smoothie the main event, then you need to tick a few nutritional boxes to ensure that you are getting all of the important macronutrients.
It can be really challenging some days to get the recommended serve of vegetables in, every day, let alone with our kids. So we try and get veggies in wherever we can – smoothies are no exception! They are much loved and the perfect place to add in a serve or two of veg, without anyone realising it!
Here is out guide to some of the best of what we read, listened to and watched over the summer break. We hope that you enjoy!
You know you should be eating your vegetables, but do you know WHY? If you are in the majority of our population…
Anyone can make any old smoothie, however to make a nutritionally ‘complete’ smoothie (one capable of replacing a meal) needs a little…
Estrogen as most of us know, plays a role in the female menstrual cycle, but did you know that it can also affects the reproductive tract, urinary tract, heart and blood vessels, bones, breasts, skin, pelvic muscles, and the brain? Find out its role, how it can impact your body and steps to take to help keep your estrogen balanced.
We all know that it is important it is to eat seasonal food. Cut down on food being transported all over the…