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Be inspired, challenged and educated as Melanie discusses her expert views and practical tips on a range of nutrition topics from anaemia to zucchinis. And, don’t forget to comment, ask questions and share… we want to know what you love!

14 Weeks Pregnant – tips for a healthy pregnancy diet

14 Weeks Pregnant – tips for a healthy pregnancy diet

So you’ve just crossed over into your second trimester of pregnancy and want to know what you should be eating?  Well, you’ve come to the right place!  In this blog we’re going to chat about how your dietary and activity requirements change throughout your forth month of pregnancy so that you can have the healthiest pregnancy possible. 

5 Weeks Pregnant – tips for a health pregnancy diet

5 Weeks Pregnant – tips for a health pregnancy diet

Are you in your second month of pregnancy? Although you may not look pregnant, you’re probably starting to feel pregnant. Your hormones will start going crazy, you will most likely experience morning sickness and the tiredness will kick in. Let’s have a look at how your dietary requirements change through out your second month of pregnancy.

Can diet help my PCOS?

Can diet help my PCOS?

Do you have PCOS? Did you know a few simple dietary and lifestyle changes can significantly help improve symptoms?

Melanie, along with other PCOS health professionals, share their thoughts on the best foods for managing the syndrome.

2 Weeks Pregnant – tips for a healthy pregnancy diet

2 Weeks Pregnant – tips for a healthy pregnancy diet

Have you just found out you are pregnant? Congratulation! Now, I think I would be right in guessing that you are wanting to have the healthiest pregnancy possible? Well you have come to the right spot! In this blog I will walk you through, step-by-step, the changes that will occur to your body during your first month of pregnancy, what nutritional changes you will need to make and some exercise tips.

Does juicing impact folate levels?

Does juicing impact folate levels?

One of the best sources of folate is fruit and vegetables, especially leafy greens, like spinach and kale.

The downside is that folate can be easily lost through processing, cooking and storage.

Research shows that many of us don’t meet our recommended fruit and vegie intakes. However, one study found that people were more likely to drink fruit and vegie juices, than eat whole fruit and veg. So, the question is: ’Are green juices a good source of folate?”

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