Homemade Electrolyte Drink This homemade electrolyte drink provides essential electrolytes like sodium and potassium, natural carbohydrates for energy, and a refreshing taste. Enjoy it before, during, or after your workout to stay hydrated. Print…
The world of nutrition can sometimes seem like a labyrinth, fraught with confusion and conflicting advice. However, having spent many years studying this complex field, I’ve come to understand that nutrition science isn’t some…
In this article learn to: Get in touch with your body and identify the triggers for gut health issues. Understand the importance of fiber in improving gut health and its role in feeding beneficial microbes. Be aware of the gut-brain connection and…
Summary: Our gut is home to a complex and diverse ecosystem of microbes that play a critical role in our overall health. Gut health affects various aspects of our well-being, including immunity, risk of certain diseases, sleep, hormonal balance,…
Inflammation is a double-edged sword; it’s essential for our body’s processes of growth and repair yet also problematic when it spirals out of control. Not only can inflammation affect our body, creating pain, stiffness, and soreness,…
This article originally appeared in the Aotearoa Vegan Magazine Summer Issue 2023 The food we eat can impact our mental health. The gut-brain connection through the vagus nerve has been found to have a big impact on our brain. Recently, researchers…
Hydration has an effect on our mental health Dehydration may lead to depression, anxiety and cognitive deficits Hydration and mental health are linked with the brain’s ability to regulate hormones and processes related to physical and…
Our gut health has a remarkable impact on our mental health. A healthy gut microbiome is responsible for the production of important neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine that are key in regulating our mood. Our gut is also known as our…
Let’s Talk About Gut Health. What even is gut health? Inside your large intestine there is an enormous community of microbes. We have about 30 trillion human cells in our bodies and almost 40 trillion microbes in our gut alone – we have way…