The Food Doctor have a range of nutritional bars that fit in perfectly with a low carb, or Atkins, lifestyle. On a low carb diet, the aim is to keep your carb intake
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The Food Doctor have recently upgraded the packaging of their tasty ‘Grains & Goodness Pitta’ making the appearance of them as appealing as the taste! I’ve
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1. Establish a new routine Wake up at around the same time each weekday, start work, have proper breaks, do your chores at a certain time each day and have a regular
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Method In a food processor add all of the ingredients and blend. You want some chickpea chunks left in so don't over blend! If
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The Mediterranean Diet and why we like it At the Food Doctor, we’re into facts not fads. Unlike many diet plans, there are no rules or
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Where’s it coming from? You might think you don’t use anywhere near that much salt at the table or in your home cooking. That’s probably true. Almost 80% of the
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At The Food Doctor, we like to keep up-to-date with all initiatives that are going on in the world of nutrition and so it was a privilege for the team to be invited to
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There is enough scientific evidence to convince us that eating more fruit and veg is protective against many diseases, as well as helping our overall well-being and
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What’s free? Sounds counter-intuitive that free sugars are the ones that we shouldn’t be eating freely at all! But the free word refers to the way the sugar is
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Simply cutting out meat and dairy without considering where your protein’s going to come from could reduce the variety of foods you’re eating - and that can make you
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Whether you follow a vegan diet or enjoy your meat and two veg, no doubt you’ve been exposed to news about the benefits of a plant-based diet. 100%
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12 Buffet Ideas Tiger prawns with fresh lemon or yogurt dressing Vegetable crudités with roasted peppers and tzatziki dip Grilled chicken breast strips
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12 Foods of Christmas Smoked salmon - This tasty treat is a good source of protein and health promoting omega-3 fatty acids. Try these 3 ways to enjoy
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What’s in it? Broccoli is a source of fibre. We should aim for 30g of fibre a day and you get 3-4grams from a portion. A rich source of vitamin C, which
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What’s in it? Naturally rich in vitamin A in the form of beta carotene, which is needed for normal functioning of the immune system A source of vitamin C, a
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What’s in it? A source of folate which contributes to normal functioning of the immune system A source of the B vitamin biotin, helping to maintain normal
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Seasonal ingredients are often more nutritious, they tend to taste better as it’s the time of year when food is at its best, and they typically cost less. Many of them
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Courgettes are versatile, tender and super easy to cook, and are at their best in the UK from June to September. They contain immune boosting vitamin C, as well as
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - A is for Avocado... Avocados are cholesterol-free, rich in potassium, and although
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - B is for Banana... Did you know you get nearly 2g of fibre in a medium banana, and
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - C is for Clementines... ? Two clementines count as one of your five a day. They’re
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - D is for... Dates You only need to eat three dried dates to get one of your fruit and veg
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - E is for... Eggs ?? Eggs have been in and out of vogue, and you may be confused about
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition Did you know that there are two main types of fibre: soluble and insoluble fibre? Most fibre-rich foods will give you both
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition Sugar never fails to hit the headlines. Here we decipher the science for you and give you top tips on what to look out for on
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition Did you know that there are two main types of fibre: soluble and insoluble fibre? Most fibre-rich foods will give you both
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition News and magazine articles, labels on new products and TV documentaries have recently been highlighting fibre as the new
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We have put together our top 10 locations to watch Wimbledon this weekend. 1. Granary Square, Kings Cross The screening takes place on the canalside steps in Granary
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Now that the weather is warming up, salads are back in season. Salads are a great way to pack lots of leafy greens and veggies into your meal, and you can easily chuck
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - F is for...Fish? The Mediterranean way of eating, with its abundance of olive oil,
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Bringing Your Own Lunch Box To Work Will Hopefully Inspire You To Eat A Little Healthier, Get More Variety In Your Diet And Save Some Money Too. We’ve Put Together
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Public Health England is running a new Change4Life campaign to encourage parents to help their children eat healthier snacks. Figures from the National Diet and
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - G is for Gruyere cheese ? Did you know that when you compare it to Cheddar, you find
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - H is for Hummus What’s so good about hummus? For starters, it’s made from chick
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - I is for Iron Iron is abundant in red meat and liver, but that doesn’t mean that meat
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - J is for Juice Juice has had its fair share of bad press, some headlines equating it to junk
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - K is for kale Is kale really the superfood it’s often hailed as? All dark green leafy
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - L is for lemon ? Lemon may not be a food you eat on its own, but add it to dishes and it will
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition M is for milk ? You might read about so-called Superfoods, such as chia seeds or seaweed. But the real hero foods
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - N is for nuts ? Whichever nut you’re drawn to, chances are it’s going to be good for you.
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - O is for oats Oats are whole grains that are available in flattened, quick-cook, instant and
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition P is for peanut butter If you think peanut butter is high in fat, you’d be right. But the good news is that this
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - Q is for Quinoa This whole grain is gaining popularity as a healthy carb, but
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET.....R is for radishes These tiny veggies may not look like they’ll give you much more
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Sweet potatoes are often a favourite with children, as they have a bright orange colour and a soft gooey texture when baked or pureed. Weight for weight, they provide
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - T is for Turmeric Turmeric has been known for its medicinal and culinary uses for
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition NUTRITIONAL NUGGET - V is for Vegetables Vegetables have so many benefits that they should be the star of
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition A great sandwich filler, garnish and salad vegetable. A portion of watercress will give you a source of vitamin A
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Post by Azmina Govindji @AzminaNutrition Zinc is a mineral that you need for wound healing and helping you to process nutrients like carbs and protein from
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