Articles tagged with: vitamins

Q: Can I eat cruciferous vegetables (e.g. cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli) if I've had my thyroid removed OR are taking thyroxin tablets?

Written by Catherine Saxelby on Tuesday, 04 June 2013. Posted in Medical Diets
Tagged: balanced diet, cruciferous, dairy, eggs, health, healthy eating, healthy lifestyle, salt, sodium, thyroid, thyroxin, vegetables, vitamins

A: It is not necessary to eliminate cruciferous vegetables from the diet in this case but rather, to limit intake so that it falls into a reasonable range. In fact, they are incredible nutritious for all sorts of reasons and offer a powerful insurance against a wide range of cancers, incidentally also protecting against thyroid cancer.

What you need to know about nutrition to eat a healthy diet

Written by Catherine Saxelby on Thursday, 22 November 2012. Posted in Healthy eating
Tagged: balanced diet, children, energy, fresh foods, health, healthy eating, healthy kids, healthy lifestyle, longevity, nutrients, nutrition, vegetables, vitamins, weight loss, wellness

What you need to know about nutrition to eat a healthy diet

I love good food. It tastes delicious, adds pleasure to life and helps us celebrate good (and not-so-good) times. Importantly it gives our bodies the energy and nutrients to stay alive and thrive. Not to mention allowing children to grow properly or pregnant women to create a healthy new bub!

Nutrition glossary

Written by Catherine Saxelby on Saturday, 21 July 2012. Posted in Handy stuff
Tagged: antioxidants, glossary, nutrition, polyhenols, vitamins

Nutrition glossary

Here's a handy glossary of all those puzzling and annoying nutrition terms you find on food labels, in advertisements and in magazines. I've compiled them for my big book the Complete Food and Nutrition Companion to help you understand and grasp nutrition faster with less confusion. I hope these help!

New from Catherine Saxelby

Written by Catherine Saxelby on Saturday, 21 July 2012. Posted in Handy stuff
Tagged: food trends, guidelines, guides, health, nutrients, nutrition, overweight, technology, vitamins, website, wellness

New from Catherine Saxelby

Catherine Saxelby's Complete Food and Nutrition Companion - The Ultimate A-Z Guide. This new book contains over 500 entries on 400 pages with tons of food facts, colour pictures, handy charts and tip lists. It's written in an alphabetical A to Z format from Acai to Zinc. It's the nutrition reference book to end all reference books!  Available from June 2012

Super food - quinoa examined

on Tuesday, 02 August 2011. Posted in Super foods
Tagged: ancient grains, gluten, gluten-free, grains, low GI, protein, smart carbs, sodium, super foods, vitamins, wellness

Super food - quinoa examined

An ancient grain now revived. Quinoa is the latest grain to make the transition from alternative health food to trendy supermarket item. It’s an ancient grain from South America and has been a staple food for the Inca civilization for thousands of years. So how good is it really?

Catherine Saxelby’s Top 20 super foods

on Tuesday, 09 November 2010. Posted in Super foods
Tagged: antioxidants, balanced diet, food variety, fresh foods, healthy eating, super foods, vegetables, vitamins

Catherine Saxelby’s Top 20 super foods

Add these 20 superstars to your daily diet to give your body a recharge and help protect your future health. Identifying nutrient-rich, health-promoting star performers isn't difficult! What’s tough is narrowing it down to only this handful. Read why I’ve selected these and how they can benefit your health and wellbeing without adding weight.

My lemon with water experiment Day 6

Written by Catherine Saxelby on Friday, 25 September 2009. Posted in Reviews
Tagged: health, healthy eating, healthy lifestyle, juice, reviews, vitamins, weight loss

Me and my lemon again! The weather's got a little chilly last day or so so I've decided to sip my lemon with water as a warm drink. I was making it up with chilled water from the fridge but this got too cold for my stomach first thing in the morning.

My lemon with water experiment Day 5

Written by Catherine Saxelby on Wednesday, 23 September 2009. Posted in Reviews
Tagged: health, healthy eating, healthy lifestyle, juice, reviews, vitamins, weight loss

Going well on my new experiment. I definitely am less hungry in the morning after I have my lemon with water first thing. Doesn't seem to have any effect on my appetite during the afternoon or evening but that's exactly what I what have expected. It's a morning only thing.