A delicious versatile vegan burrito that you can make to your own taste and eat on the go or make for meal prep where you can freeze and take out for lunch the next day.

Calcium is an essential mineral, important for bone, teeth, nerve and muscle health. It is especially important in adolescence in order to support bone structure, function and growth. As there are particular groups of people that have a higher calcium requirement, we need to know if we are getting enough calcium from our diet or if there is a need for extra supplementation.

Tofu and lettuce aren’t traditionally the most delicious of combinations… but this golden stir fry tofu is actually a really tasty, easy dinner that you can have on the table in under half an hour.

The secret of this salad is using lovely new season waxy potatoes. The asparagus can be eaten raw or cooked to your preferences.

A healthy and delicious chocolate treat made from a combination of your favorite fruit, nuts and seeds to add some iron and calcium into your snack.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner… shakshuka is great any time of day. This version is full of veggies and absolutely delicious served with warm buttered Turkish bread for dunking.

Try this flavorful Chinese-style Daikon radish and beef stew which can be served together with rice or soup noodles for a delicious warm meal.

We are becoming more reliant on medication as a quick fix. But these “quick fixes” are not long-term solutions. To make significant and positive changes in our life, we need to have more understanding of our thoughts, emotions and actions. This is where hypnotherapy can assist us in making that first step.

If you are thinking of adding a new herb into your cooking, try this lemongrass chicken recipe and pair it alongside rice or noodles.

For the colder days, why not warm up with a delicious and hot vegetable and chicken soup recipe that can be made all in one pot.

Ayurvedic medicine is an ancient holistic approach to health and wellbeing, where mind, body and spirit are equally important. While modern medicine focuses mostly on treatment, ayurveda looks at how we can prevent diseases. This is why nutrition is only a part of the answer and the balance between mind and body is highly sought after to achieve health.

Do not be confused with the word “Flexiterian”. Or, think that this is just another diet or fad. What we today call a flexitarian diet, is what our ancestors thrived on and evolved over thousands of years. Perhaps, it just might be time to get back to our roots regarding our nutrition and food.