Eat for Wellness

15/11/2021

Needing a healthy and delicious afternoon snack as a pick-me-up? These wholesome walnut and banana muffins will do the trick! Click on link below for the recipe created by our Dietitian Vicki👇

https://nageze.com.au/blogs/recipes/banana-and-walnut-muffins

11/12/2020

As the temperature starts to soar, you know summer has arrived! This also means it's SMOOTHIE time 🍓So dust off those blenders and get creative in the kitchen.

To get you started, our Dietitian Vicki has created this delicious banana mango smoothie for you to try. You can find the recipe on our website:

https://www.eatforwellness.com.au/banana-mango-smoothie/

11/10/2020

Happy Monday everyone 😄 To kick-start the week, we have uploaded a new recipe for you! This almond crusted fish with sweet potato chips is a healthier take on the regular deep fried fish and chips. Make sure you check out the recipe, see link below 👇

Need a healthier alternative to a the usual fish and chips? You must try this Almond Crusted Fish with Sweet Potato Chips recipe!

20/09/2020

Looking for ways to jazz up your salad? We have the perfect recipe for you! Adding spices such as turmeric and cumin to veggies is a great way to enhance the flavour and can also provide anti-inflammatory benefits. Make sure you check out the recipe on our website - simply click on the link below 👇

https://eatforwellness.com.au/roasted-cauliflower-and-quinoa-salad/

14/09/2020

Who doesn’t love working from home? No communiting, no ironing, no packed lunches and best of all, you get to stay in your pyjamas all day (unless you have a Zoom meeting)! But this can also present a new set of challenges, especially when it comes to your health and well-being.

Our Dietitian Vicki has provided some helpful tips on how you can stay healthy and productive, while working from home:

1. Try and maintain a similar morning routine
2. Plan out your meals in advance
3. Keep healthy snacks on hand
4. Try and eat away from your desk
5. Set some time aside for exercise

If you'd like to read the full article, please click on the link below👇

Since the start of the COVID pandemic, most of us are now working from home. Our Dietitian provides some helpful nutrition tips on how you can stay healthy while working from home.

08/09/2020

Looking for a new recipe to add to your spring menu? These delicious satay chicken skewers will definitely tick all the boxes! You can now find the recipe on our website 🤗

Looking for summer BBQ recipes. These Satay Chicken Skewers will definitely hit the spot for you! Check out our range of delicious recipes.

04/09/2020

Do you feel overwhelmed by the enormous amounts of low-fat or no-fat products in the supermarket? What does it actually mean when a product is labelled as “low-fat” or “fat-free”. Some manufacturers make claims that are designed to attract your attention and make you choose their product over others. But be aware! Just because a product is labelled as ‘low-fat” it doesn’t mean it’s healthy for you!

Our latest blog provides some helpful label reading tips which can make your shopping trip a lot easier. Being able to understand the nutrition label can help you select healthier food choices and not be misled by nutrition claims. Click on the link 👇 for the full article.

https://eatforwellness.com.au/beware-of-the-fat-free-promise/

21/08/2020

Our Dietitians’ are still available for Telehealth Nutrition consults during this stage 4 lockdown.

This online nutrition service is a way of providing people with the opportunity to keep up with their health and well-being goals, during the lockdown period whilst still adhering to social distancing requirements.

How does it work?

💻 we can connect with you via Skype or Zoom

📞 or we can contact you via phone as another preferred option

We will conduct the consultation the same as if you were sitting in our office! All nutrition resources and education materials will be emailed to you after the consult.

For further details, make sure you check out the link below 👇

https://eatforwellness.com.au/telehealth-nutrition-consultations/

16/08/2020

Home-cooking is definitely making a comeback! If you’re into iso-baking (like us), this will be a great recipe for you to try 👇

Looking for iso-baking ideas such as these delicious Blueberry Banana Muffins? We have plenty of healthy snack recipes on our website.

31/07/2020

We love partnering with other companies to help create nutritious recipes and promote health and well-being. This delicious Sweet Potato Shepherd’s Pie recipe, created by our Dietitian Vicki, is now on the Nageze website! Make sure you click on the link below for the full recipe 🤗

A healthy vegetarian winter warmer packed full of beautiful season vegetables. This modern Sweet Potato Sheperd's Pie is a table pleaser for those cold winters nights. Kidney Beans – are an excellent anti-inflammatory source of plant protein, B-group vitamins, iron, calcium, phosphorous, zinc ...

26/03/2020

This is the most important time for you to not only look after your health but also the health of your loved ones ❤️

You can protect yourself from the coronavirus on the outside by practicing proper hand hygiene and you can also build up your defences from the inside by supporting your immune system. Let me be very clear, having a stronger immune system will NOT prevent you from getting coronavirus (if you were exposed), but it could potentially reduce the severity of the illness and help speed up rate of recovery.

Some of our top suggestions to help support your immune system include:

1. Include more plant-based foods in your diet:

One of the best ways to build a stronger immune systems is to ensure you’re eating plenty of colourful fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grain foods. These are rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, which are importance for maintaining health and well-being.

2. Ensure you are getting enough Vitamin D:

During these uncertain times, we may be faced with extended periods of getting minimal sunlight due to self-enforced social isolation. It’s still important that we try to get some sunshine (where possible). This could simply mean going out into your backyard or balcony for a short period of time, so that we are not missing out on the essential Vitamin D. Research has shown Vitamin D helps support our immune system.

3. Build your gut microbiome:

These play a pivotal role in the body’s immune response to infection and appears to be a key in determining our overall health. To feed your gut microbiome and help it thrive, we need to eat a variety of prebiotic and probiotic foods.

To read the full article and learn more helpful nutrition tips, make sure you click on the link below 👇

In the meantime, stay calm, safe and look after each other. And remember, we are all in this together!

https://eatforwellness.com.au/2020/03/26/how-to-support-your-immune-system-during-coronavirus-outbreak/

This is the MOST important time to look after your health. Here are some helpful tips on how you can boost your immune system during coronavirus outbreak!