When we talk about healthy nutrition, we often stop on topics such as fats, carbohydrates and protein. However, the real building blocks of our tissues and organs are amino acids. They have many important functions within the body and in this article we will look closely into the connection between amino acids and our immune system, digestion, mood, sleep and aging.

If you are looking for an easy lunch or dinner, it doesn’t come better than these fish finger wraps. Also, we suggest you pair them with vegetables for a balanced meal.

Quality Mark beef and lamb make this delicious potato and lamb dish.

Following on from part 1, in this article we will look into the risks of mental health and eating disorders, reduced protein absorption and thyroid issues while on a long-term vegan and vegetarian diet.

This family favourite one pot meal takes 30-45 minutes to make and lots of vegetables can be added.

With winter approaching, we are looking towards warm meals that will refresh the body and also the mind. Leek and potatoes tick this box.

Versatile, simple and delicious. Adding anchovies makes this recipe a good source of omega-3 fatty acids, and based on your preference, the quantity can be increased if you enjoy a stronger taste.

Just as Cinderella’s godmother transformed a pumpkin into a splendid coach, this salad dressing will transform any salad or vegetable dish into a delicious meal!

This recipe will transform the mundane leafy greens into a stunning summer dish.

A food product being “Plant-Based” sounds great, and they are often given a label or claim as being “healthy”. But what is really in these products – carbohydrates that are a part of real, whole foods or carbohydrates that are highly processed?

This is a great recipe that provides a good balance between fibre and protein. Vegetables, smoked fish and eggs make a great combination of a light but healthy meal.

This is a quick and easy meal or lunch with a creamy taste and texture that even children will enjoy!