5 Insights Into Women’s Exercise & Nutrition
Did you know, just 6% of sport and exercise science studies from 2014 to 2020 were conducted exclusively on female participants (Cowely et al, 2021)?
Welcome to my blog, where I share insightful articles and expert tips on gut health and nutrition, aimed at inspiring and empowering you to achieve optimal digestive wellness and overall well-being.
Did you know, just 6% of sport and exercise science studies from 2014 to 2020 were conducted exclusively on female participants (Cowely et al, 2021)?
This month TNW is focussing on Celiac Disease in honour of the UK’s Celiac Disease Awareness month. It’s also something close to my heart as
Embarking on a journey towards better nutrition can feel overwhelming at first. The maze of conflicting information, the challenge of changing habits, and the uncertainty
Sleep and nutrition are two pillars of health that intricately intertwine, each influencing the other in a complex dance of physiological processes. As a nutritionist
Regular exercise has been associated with alterations in the diversity and abundance of gut microbes. Studies indicate that individuals engaging in physical activity exhibit a
Experiencing grief can have a profound impact on both your emotional and physical well-being. Taking care of your nutrition during this challenging time is important
Most people’s teenage years were plagued with the dreaded acne. Many of us grew out of these phases, but you still might experience the odd
Running is a liberating and empowering form of exercise that brings numerous physical and mental benefits to women of all ages. I myself have found
Fibre is the magical thing that keeps your digestive tract in a healthy working order. It does this by slowing down digestion, reducing the spike
We probably all remember our teenage years. The taste of freedom, with the excitement our whole lives ahead of us. One of the things that
Zinc is needed in more than 200 enzymes and involved in more bodily functions then any other mineral (apart from magnesium). Zinc takes part in
A saturated fat is composed of saturated fatty acids where a linear arrangement of carbon atoms with hydrogen atoms attached at each of the four
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