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Children can need some encouragement to eat a healthy and varied diet. Here's some strategic nutritional advice for parents in need of inspiration.
We need protein in our diet because it’s an essential macronutrient that aids with repairing muscle, balancing our hormones, and tissue growth. However, with a wide range of high-protein products available today, knowing how much to eat and where to get it from can be confusing.
Swap out crisps for healthy and delicious coconut popcorn with this step-by-step recipe.
Protein is a core macronutrient that aids with muscle growth and repair. If we’re not eating enough protein, staying healthy and recovering after illness or injury becomes more difficult. If you’re looking for high protein foods and easy ways to get more protein in your diet, Elisha Edwards has the detailed dietary information you need, below.
Nutritionist Zoe Rowlandson offers some top tips to take control of your snacking for a healthier you.
Get the family together to bake these delicious yet nutritious pumpkin oat cookies, perfect for a Halloween treat.
Read Nuffield Health's A to Z guide of amazing superfood snacks that help you achieve a balanced diet.
Certain types of arthritis can flare up if we’re eating foods that are known to contribute to inflammation in our joints. While there isn’t a ‘miracle diet’ that’s going to relieve all your arthritis symptoms, there are certain foods that can help make managing joint pain a little easier.
Nuffield Health Nutritionist Jessica Andersson provides her tips for building a healthy immune system and avoiding illness.
This gluten-free, dairy-free and protein-packed curry contains ingredients to support liver function as well as holding anti-inflammatory properties.