 Summer is here! Time for the ultimate summer dish - healthy, substantial, yet light and it won't slow you down! Here's my summer frittata!
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 There’s no hiding from the fact that COVID19 has inflicted dramatic changes on how many of us work. The pandemic has meant that in some businesses, those not on furlough are working at a frenetic pace to save their organisation. And in others, people are working equally as hard because business is booming.
And all this whilst many of us are working from home.  When we are thinking about mental health and wellbeing, nutrition is probably NOT the first thought that springs to mind. If anything, we think of comfort food, maybe something like chocolate to make us feel better when we are feeling down or stressed. But there’s a lot more to it!
How your nutrition and lifestyle impact the way you think at work  I need to start with a bold statement: You can't afford to eat and live in a less than optimal way.
 Everybody was affected by Covid-19 and the worldwide lockdown in one way or another. I wanted to find out how changes in diet and lifestyle can help mood, stress, focus and other wellbeing factors.
 A meatless stuffed pepper recipe in which roasted peppers are filled with a bright and zesty mixture of spinach, chickpeas, goats cheese, and fresh herbs.
 In the light of the Coronavirus pandemic, companies asking their staff to work from home. Call me an optimist but I think this is the perfect opportunity to look after yourself! Here are a few tips...
 These delicious little no bake energy bites are the perfect healthy snack!
Loaded with manganese, magnesium and fibre; nicely balanced protein (about 25%), slow releasing carbs and good fats they are filling yet sweet enough to be a nice treat.  Do you miss your favourite wrap at lunch time? I'd bet this one is much nicer! Only a handful of ingredients, filling and good for you!
 Working from home gives you a great opportunity to eat well! Today it's all about warming up, it's cold! - Try a filling vegetable soup!
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