Start your day with a protein and low carb breakfast for maintaing energy levels throughout the morning. Having fruit or fruit juice on its own turns straight to sugar. If you want fruit then I suggest eating it with some protein such as Greek yoghurt or walnuts. This helps stop the fruit turning straight to sugar and giving you a false sugar energy high and low.
Wait to have your breakfast or first meal of the day at least 12 hours after your last meal of the previous day. This will help sustain weightloss and give your digestive system a rest.
Poached eggs with avocado, crispy bacon, tomatos and a swirl of balsamic vinegar.
I suggest to my clients to commence each meal with a teaspoon of Sauerkraut to aid digestion and gut health. I’ve added some ‘good oil’ for additional Omega3 for its anti-inflammatory properties, healthy joints and brain function.
This homecooked breakfast consists of Portobello mushrooms, wilted organic spinach leaves, an organic 2-egg omelette cooked in coconut oil with chopped chives for added flavour and some Isle of Wight tomatoes.
Yummy!
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Priceless! With thanks to @JohnGiddings01 for this brilliant clip. Love it! Our wonderful British police force. They look after us so well, risk their lives for us and even join in to a yoga class.
This could only happen in Great Britain. Just like the video that went viral of the policeman dancing with the kids at onelovemanchester concert.
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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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