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Quick healthy homecooking
When you’re time-poor and wanting to keep on your healthy eating protein and low carb regime, an all-in-one tray bake is the way forward.
Chicken thighs, cauliflower, carrots , red onions, butternut squash, garlic.. With a little coconut butter.
Yummy!
The broccoli was boiled for a few minutes as an additional green vegetable.
The importance of Omega -3 fatty acids #health #fitness #weightloss #lifestyle Organic salmon with rainbow stir fry vegetables Home cooked baked salmon with salted and coconut oil-rubbed crispy skin On a bed of stir-fried carrots, green beans, courgettes and onions
Organic salmon is an excellent source of Omega-3 fatty acid which is important for your body and brain.
Omega-3 can help
depression, anxiety
Eye health
Brain health
Heart disease
Adhd symptoms in children
Inflammation
Autoimmune diseases
Bone and joint health
Skin
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Core and leg toning workout at barre class
Working the glutes, the inner thighs, the outer thighs, calves in plie position.
Working in plie and on the toes adds extra difficulty and effort to retain stability. It’s important to hold the core and to keep the upper body as straight and pulled up as much as possible.
With thanks to @naomidifabio
@slicefitness
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From my garden to dinner table
Home grown artichokes and rhubarb.
Artichokes are a versatile food, and although some would consider them a vegetable, they are a thistle!
For nutritional purposes, they are primarily consumed due their associated benefits of protecting against various forms of cancer, bolstering immune system strength, lowering cholesterol, and protect against diseases such as diabetes, artherosclerosis, heart attack, and stroke. Artichokes have also long been famous for detoxifying the body and improving the health of the liver, and aiding in digestive issues like indigestion, constipation, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, and diarrhea. Furthermore, this miraculous little thistle can reduce blood pressure, eliminate hangovers, and stimulate urination.
How to cook?
Trim each of the pointy edges off the leaves.
Test if boiled long enough and tender by seeing if a leaf can be pulled off easily.
Serve with melted butter or olive oil, salt,pepper and lemon juice.
The heart is the best part once you have pulled off and eaten all the leaves. Be careful to remove the prickly hairs protecting the heart section before eating.
The rhubarb can be roasted with no water for about 10mins and served with full fat greek yoghurt and a teaspoon of honey.
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Breakfast after the early morning barrecore class with @misslucy_lou @bellacampbell1 A healthy low carb and protein cheese spinach and mushroom omelette, single expresso
Barre core class exercise with light weights for toning arms
Plies and on demi-pointe for toning calves, glutes and core.
Body still a work in progress!
Early class before breakfast to start the day
@slicefitness @naomidifabio for the lessons
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A cheesy omelette with asparagus is a healthy low carb meal
Vegetables dont have to just be for lunch or dinner!
ASparagus is an excellent source of vitamin K, folate, copper, selenium, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin C, and vitamin E. It is also a very good source of dietary fiber, manganese, phosphorus, vitamin B3, potassium, choline, vitamin A, zinc, iron, protein, vitamin B6, and pantothenic acid.
And of course yummy
Lightly boiled or roasted with olive oil, salt and pepper.
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