Suffering From Heartburn, Reflux, Indigestion And Stomach Ulcers?

Bev Dunne

I have often written about a formula containing licorice which may just be what you need at this time of the year.

One of the standout benefits of licorice is its ability to calm the gut. It is in fact used for many digestive problems including stomach ulcers, heartburn, reflux, bloating, colic, and persistent inflammation of the stomach lining. It is often used to overcome an irritated and inflamed gut which can also cause painful stomach spasms. Licorice root lowers acid in the stomach which in turn relieves heartburn, reflux, and indigestion. It is believed the active ingredient in licorice root can overcome helicobacter pylori; the bacteria known to attack the stomach lining which is generally believed to be responsible for stomach ulcers as well as gastritis.

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Oats – Gluten Free OR Not?

Bev Dunne
For decades oats have been promoted as a food to avoid if we were suffering from a gluten intolerance. The good news is there is now a range of rolled oats which is suitable for those suffering from gluten intolerance. Often oats are processed in a facility which processes other grains such as wheat, barley or rye which do contain gluten.

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15-Minute Health Checks For $5

Bev Dunne
Do you ever wonder how well, or otherwise your state of health is? Do you often think, maybe it would be good to chat to a naturopath or a nutritionist, but just never get around to it? Have you been thinking as the year rolls on, you really should get your health back on track, especially after those Easter over indulgences.

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Matcha Green Tea Recipes

Bev Dunne

MATCHA CHIA PUDDING

Ingredients: ¼ cup Go Vita Organic Chia Seeds; ¾ cup Milklab Almond Milk; ½ cup Organic Road Coconut Milk; 1 tsp Kintra Matcha Green Tea Powder; ½ tsp vanilla extract; 1 tbsp Organic Road Maple Syrup. Fruit, Organic Road Flaked Coconut, Australian Walnuts

Method: Combine chia seeds, matcha powder, milk, vanilla extract, and maple syrup in a bowl and mix well. Stir again after 15 mins giving a good stir to mix the chia, matcha and milk as it thickens. Cover the bowl and refrigerate for at least an hour then top with your favourite fruit, flaked coconut and chopped walnuts.

 

MATCHA KIWI FRUIT PROTEIN SMOOTHIE

Ingredients:

1 tsp Kintra Matcha Powder; 1 ripe kiwi fruit; ½ chopped banana; 1 tbs White Wolf Vanilla Protein Powder; 1 ½ cup Milklab Almond Milk.

Method: Blend until smooth and creamy.

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Matcha Green Tea – Chill Out Like A Buddhist Monk!!

Bev Dunne
Matcha green tea has also become very popular over the past few years, and we’re often asked just what the differences are between matcha green tea and regular green tea. I guess we could class matcha green tea as the “Rolls Royce” of green teas. 

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Figs- The Ancient Healthy Fruit

Bev Dunne
Figs are one of those fruits which have been enjoyed since ancient times. They are naturally loaded in phyto-nutrients, antioxidants, and vitamins. In fact, dried figs contain a concentrated source of vitamins and minerals.

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Suffering From Ross River, Barmah Forest Or Glandular Fever?

Bev Dunne
For many years we have experienced great success treating the Ross River Fever as well as Barmah Forest Fever and Glandular Fever with the herb Astragalus in conjunction with several other herbs such as Siberian Ginseng, Reishi Mushroom, Magnolia Vine and Chinese Liquorice.

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Healthy Easter Baking Tips. Make Your Own Easter Eggs!!

Bev Dunne
Easter is nearly here and maybe it’s a time for just a little bit over overindulgence. Did you know it’s actually possible to enjoy chocolate without the guilt. Yes, there is such a thing as healthy chocolate. Even better there’s also such a thing as healthy Easter eggs. In store we stock not only Carob Easter eggs for those that prefer carob, but also healthy chocolate Easter eggs. We also stock the ingredients and Easter egg moulds to make your own Easter eggs.

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Chia Seeds - A Nutrient Powerhouse

Bev Dunne
Chia seeds are extremely nutritious providing protein, fibre, vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids and antioxidants.  Interestingly they provide 3 grams of omega-3 fats per 15gram serve, which makes them a rare vegetarian source of these important essential fatty acids. They also contain a combination of soluble and insoluble fibre. Soluble fibre is important because it helps maintain normal cholesterol and blood sugar levels. Insoluble fibre helps maintain good bowel function.

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Your Complete Bowel Food For Constipation And I.B.S

Bev Dunne
I have written often about the importance of gut health. A part of good gut health is a healthy bowel and intestines. Problems with constipation and bowel elimination are extremely common. This can often be because of poor eating habits however it can also be caused by food intolerances, an overgrowth of bad bacteria in the bowel, stress and sometimes dehydration.

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