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Explaining Food Allergies, Intolerances and Sensitivities
Food is at the heart of many of our lives. More than mere fuel to keep our bodies running, many of us build our social and family calendars around mealtimes. The idea of sharing food as a bonding activity is as old as humankind itself. Unfortunately, many of us experience adverse reactions to food.
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Turkey, Avocado Lettuce Wrap
This is a very good recipe for those suffering with any form of autoimmune disease. It’s also pretty perfect in terms of health (contains good level of protein and fatty acids, as well as a wealth of vitamins and minerals.)
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Garlic and Lemon Prawns
This is a lovely, quick supper recipe, very suitable for FODMAP diet and a gluten-free diet.
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Low FODMAP Diets – what are they and what are the benefits?
FODMAP – strange word, but it is a shortened version of a very, very long set of words! This type of diet will offer relief from the classic, debilitating symptoms, such as bloating, stomach cramps and diarrhoea.
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Best Bran Muffins
These bran muffins can be eaten at any time and are a very healthy snack to take with you, if you get the munchies in the car! Also good for lunchboxes.
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The function of fibre in your body
Why are there 2 types of fibre that act in different ways? This is what most people find difficult to initially understand, so let’s start with this question.
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Creamed Rosemary Cauliflower Soup
This is a delicious soup that is wholesome and tasty. Cauliflower is creamed with aromatic rosemary and thyme to lift the flavour to another level.
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Comparing 4 of the Popular 2022 Diets
Here we compare four of the most popular this year that have been around for at least ten years. The world in general is far more health-conscious than ever before.
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Red Peppers Stuffed with Tuna
This is a perfect lunch or supper dish and highly nutritious. All fish are rich sources of omega-3 fatty acids, which are important for maintaining skin health. Omega-3 fatty acids are necessary to help keep skin thick, supple, and moisturised. In fact, an omega-3 fatty acid deficiency can cause dry skin. The omega-3 fats in fish also reduce inflammation, which can cause redness and acne.
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Food Sensitivities that may cause itchy skin
Whilst itchy skin can be caused by a variety of complaints, one of the most common is a food allergy or a food sensitivity. For some reason it can be isolated to one place and not really that noticeable, but if it develops into a rash and spreads all over the body, it will show visible proof that the skin is in some trouble.
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