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Food plays an important role in not just how our body performs but our mood and overall well-being. What we eat is so much more than just calories but affects our brain chemistry and influences our mood. While controlling are emotions is a lot easier said than done, your diet is a great way to make sure that you are giving your brain and your gut the nutrients it needs to be calm, clear and restored for optimal function. 

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Gut health and skin health are intricately linked and play an important role in maintaining overall wellness - in fact our skin is our largest organ of our body!  A healthy gut is essential for healthy skin and vice versa so here's a closer look at the connection between gut health and skin health and how you can look after both and glow inside and out. 

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When it comes to restoring your gut health, what you eat plays a big role. The good news is, there are plenty of delicious foods out there that can help get your gut back on track. Here are a few things to keep in mind when it comes to eating for gut health:

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When you’re looking into super proteins to enrich your diet, you can’t do better than collagen or gelatine. These are both incredibly powerful supplements that offer...

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Collagen peptides/protein offers a complete health supplement, without any additives artificial / processed ingredients it is much more easily absorbed by our bodies. Now let’s dive into these 10 grass-fed collagen recipes. They’re not only easy to make but also packed with nourishing foods that will help your body naturally heal and thrive.

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Catherine Farrant sits down with Well Easy to talk about natural nourishment and the healing power of food...
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In relation to pregnancy, glycine, the primary essential amino acid in collagen protein is a big part of the building blocks to baby's developing bones, connective tissue, internal organs, blood vessels and skin. In the third trimester especially and into early developmental years.
So, it's not something to leave out of your diet!
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Collagen is the most abundant protein in the body and when it comes to healing is the source of fibroblasts (the most proliferate cell in connective tissue) which secrete collagen and give structure and the ability to build new tissue. 
In the postnatal period healing is all you are doing and not only for yourself but the baby that is reliant upon you for their safety and healing especially in the 1st 9 months....
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 Eating well and making sure you are supporting your wellbeing at mealtimes can sometimes be a challenge, particularly when you are in a rush.
 While we always encourage to take a pause and a break when eating, to make mindful mouthfuls, we know that this isn’t always possible.
That’s why we’ve come up with these simple, delicious and nutritious meal prep brekkies to help you keep your gut happy on the go.
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