Recipe: Tom Kha Gai Chicken Coconut Soup
Tom Kha Gai Chicken Coconut Soup is considered a hot and sour dish. If you prefer a vegan version, just substitute chicken broth with vegetable broth, and chicken with tofu.
Read MoreEverything You Need to Know When Buying Eggs (Part 1)
Egg farming is an important aspect of the food industry, providing a nutrient-rich and protein-packed staple. It is important for us to be educated on our food production and farming systems so that we can make informed choices that are aligned with our values, and most importantly our health.
Read MoreRecipe: Zucchini and apple juice
This recipe is perfect for busy people looking for delicious, refreshing and healthy drink to start the day.
Read MoreWhy are food additives getting banned? (Part 1)
Food additives improve food shelf life and appearance, increase food safety and in some instances also enhance the taste of food. Currently, there are several thousand food additives that are in use and over the last few decades, and quite recently as well, certain food additives have been banned due to concerns of adverse effects on human health.
Read MoreRecipe: Rocket and broccoli pasta
If you're looking to keep it simple for today's lunch, we suggest trying this recipe – vegetables, pasta and olive oil. Also, with spring around the corner, try adding some wonderful fresh asparagus.
Read MoreRecipe: Pecan Balsamic dressing
This is a luxurious salad recipe that will convert the most stubborn meat-eaters into salad lovers.
Read MoreOur Mind-Body Connection and Neuro-Linguistic Programming
The mind and body are connected, and our emotions, thoughts and memories stimulate chemical responses. While a happy memory creates a pleasant feeling, so can an unpleasant experience cause our body to replace chemicals such as serotonin, dopamine and endorphins with adrenal and cortisol hormones. By understanding how we respond unconsciously to such triggers, we can change our response for better outcomes.
Read MoreRecipe: The Real Hot Chocolate
No powders, no extra sugar, just pure chocolate melted in hot milk. This is the real deal Hot Chocolate.
Read MoreSt John’s wort (Hypericum perforatum)
St John’s wort is a common weed found in grasslands, roadsides, and pastures, recognised by bright yellow flowers. However, St John’s wort is also a remedy suitable for all ages and a well-known herb used for reduction and management of depression and anxiety.
Read MoreTypes of therapy: which one is right for you? (Part 1)
This is the first in the series of three articles, where we discuss different types of approaches that psychologists and hypnotherapists may use to help their clients in achieving their goals, and assisting them in their journey to health.
Read MoreRecipe: Blistered Shishito Peppers
Blistered shishito peppers are incredibly easy to prepare and only take 10 minutes to make. They are a perfect little pre-dinner nibble.
Read MoreExercise Guide to: Glorious Glutes
The glutes have an important role in our movement and posture, and when they're strong, they can prevent pain and injuries. Also, having defined glutes is quite aesthetically appealing, both in men and women. With a proper exercise guide and some dedication, you too can develop glorious glutes.
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