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Our bones are the supporting system of our bodies, and I want you to aspire to having strong, dense bones.
Author: Jamie Oliver
What you’ll learn here is just how simple it is to up your fibre intake – I genuinely believe it is one of the easiest areas of our diets we can improve on.
Everyone is familiar with the phrase ‘you are what you eat’, but actually, you are what you absorb, and this is where good gut health comes into play.
You don’t have to be spot-on every day – just try to get your balance right across the week.
You might be wondering why I’m banging on about my last book with a new one out, but ultimately that was the start of the super-food journey for me, and the info I shared there has become the foundation of the new book, too.
It’s hard to believe that it was 14 years ago that I started Fifteen restaurant and the Apprentice Programme.
This feels like a victory for Britain’s children and for everyone who has campaigned so hard for a tax on sugary sweetened drinks.
There’s nothing particularly sexy about a leftover bit of stale bread, but if you think about it, some of the very best recipes in the world have been based around using it up.
To live a healthy life, veg and fruit need to be at the heart of your diet. The wide bounty of incredible vitamins and minerals out there is astounding.
Fat is not the enemy it’s been portrayed as. It’s found naturally in our bodies and some fats we can only get from the food we eat.
