A warm and nourishing chicken congee made with rice, and simmered in chicken stock until creamy. Simple, comforting, and perfect with soy sauce, ginger, and spring onions.

Like any other muscle, triceps and their connective tissues lead to overuse injuries. Smaller muscle groups with one joint function, including the triceps, are more prone to these issues as they are used in the majority of movement patterns.

Looking for an easy, make-ahead breakfast that tastes amazing and is loaded with nutrition? This Chia, Hemp & Linseed Pudding is your answer! In just five minutes, you can prep this creamy, vegan pudding that’s rich in omega-3s and fiber.

In a medium bowl combine the mixture of melted butter and chocolate. Add eggs and mix until well incorporated. Make sure the chocolate and butter mixture is not hot or else the eggs will curdle.

When we refer to gut health as a whole we are talking about the entire digestive tract or gastrointestinal system. This system begins in the mouth, where food enters and includes the oesophagus, stomach, intestines and colon.

Hypnotherapy has shown to be helpful for managing symptoms and improving quality of life for people with autoimmune diseases. While it is not a cure, a growing body of research and case studies suggest that it can be a valuable tool, particularly in addressing the mind-body connection that is central to many chronic illnesses.

A simple, beginner-friendly Spaghetti Bolognese that’s hearty, flavourful, and ready in under 40 minutes. Perfect for a comforting weeknight dinner.

Tech neck describes the strain and microtrauma sustained from forward head posture during the frequent use of smartphones, tablets, and other portable devices.

Mānuka is a plant within New Zealand, most well-known for mānuka honey. Research shows that it has many therapeutic effects including anti-inflammatory and analgesic among many others.

We mostly look at fibre if it’s soluble or insoluble, however, its viscosity and fermentability also play a role. Fibre has several functions, including supporting bowel movements, adding bulk to the stool, and preventing constipation.

Sarcopenia is the muscle loss that we experience as we age. This decline is inevitable. However, we can slow down the muscle loss or even reverse it by doing strength training. Because sarcopenia affects multiple aspects of our health, it’s important to keep up with our strength.

In a medium bowl add cream cheese at room temperature, mix in sugar until smooth. Add yolk and vanilla and mix until well creamy.