Conscious Nutrition

Conscious Nutrition 1-1 nutritional therapy consultations using science based evidence & state of the art testing.

I help and support people with a broad range of chronic health conditions including IBS/digestive problems, diabetes, thyroid disorders, autoimmune diseases, adrenal fatigue/HPA axis dysregulation & cardiovascular disease. I'm a fully qualified Nutritional Therapist, a full member of the British Association of Applied Nutrition and Nutritional Therapy (BANT), and I am also registered with the Comp

lementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC), the only register for Nutritional Therapy recognised by the Department of Health.

🍫 High-Protein Chocolate Mug Cake (No Flour, No Guilt)Sometimes you want dessert… but you don’t want the sugar crash, th...
19/06/2026

🍫 High-Protein Chocolate Mug Cake (No Flour, No Guilt)

Sometimes you want dessert… but you don’t want the sugar crash, the refined flour, or a mountain of carbs.

This quick chocolate mug cake takes less than 2 minutes to make and packs nearly 30g of protein, making it a great option after training or when you’re craving something sweet.

Recipe

Ingredients

* 1 scoop chocolate beef protein powder
* 1 egg
* 1 tbsp almond flour
* ½ tbsp cocoa powder
* 15ml maple syrup (1 tbsp)
* Just under ½ tsp baking powder
* 1 tbsp milk

Method

1. Mix all ingredients together in a mug or ramekin.
2. Microwave for 45–60 seconds.
3. Leave to cool for 1 minute.
4. Top with warm blueberries, Greek yogurt, or nut butter.

Why Beef Protein?

Unlike many protein powders, beef protein is:
✅ Naturally dairy-free
✅ Easy to digest for many people who struggle with whey
✅ Rich in amino acids that support muscle repair and recovery
✅ A convenient way to increase protein intake without relying on ultra-processed snacks

The beef protein I used contains almost 20g of protein per serving and creates a surprisingly light, cake-like texture when baked. And…no it doesn’t taste of beef!

A Smarter Dessert

Traditional chocolate cake can easily contain 40–60g of sugar and a large amount of refined flour.

This version provides:
✔ High-quality protein
✔ Healthy fats from almond flour and egg
✔ Much lower carbohydrate content
✔ Better satiety and blood sugar stability

Perfect for those looking to support body composition, blood sugar balance, or simply enjoy a healthier dessert option.

Who else would try this? 👇

Most people think of health purely in terms of biochemistry.Yet every heartbeat, nerve impulse and brainwave depends on ...
15/06/2026

Most people think of health purely in terms of biochemistry.

Yet every heartbeat, nerve impulse and brainwave depends on electrical activity and communication.

Bioresonance therapy is based on the principle that the body’s energetic communication patterns can provide additional insight into areas of stress and imbalance.

This is why I combine nutritional therapy with bioresonance. One focuses on supporting the body’s chemistry, while the other focuses on communication and self-regulation.

Have you ever experienced symptoms despite being told your tests were normal?

👇 Let me know in the comments.





30/05/2026

Most people assume stevia is the healthiest sweetener available.

After all, it’s natural, calorie-free and has little impact on blood sugar.

But the science may not be quite as straightforward as many people think.

Some research has suggested that stevia may influence cortisol signalling and stress-related pathways in the body. This doesn’t mean stevia is dangerous, and for many people it may be absolutely fine. However, it does challenge the idea that a sweetener is automatically harmless simply because it comes from a plant.

On the other hand, Sucralose (a common synthetic sweetener) has been associated with concerns around the gut microbiome and metabolic health.

So which sweetener is best?

The answer is probably neither.

Instead of asking whether a sweetener is “natural” or “artificial”, a better question is:

How does YOUR body respond to it?

Have you noticed changes in your energy, sleep, cravings, digestion or stress levels when using sweeteners?

Personally I’ve switched back to moderate amounts of natural sugars (honey/ maple syrup / coconut sugar) as I find these work best for my body.

I’d be interested to hear your experience below.

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