Workplace Snacking

Hello! Hope you are all well. I have always realised that healthy snacking in any situation can be a problem, whether you are at home, with friends, family or even on holiday. In every environment there are choices to be made that have an impact on your health and well-being. However, having recently started a part-time office-based job I have come to realise how easy it is to fall into this unhealthy trap. But don’t worry I am here, to help you and give you to tips on how you can turn this around and learn to fight against the nibbles and treats that just keep creeping back. 

Live Below The Line Challenge 2014

Live Below the Line is an amazing annual challenge where many people live on £1 a day to raise awareness on poverty. Gandhi said – “Poverty is the worst form of violence.” Although, this week wasn’t ideal for me to undertake the challenge due to prior engagements, I did it for one day. And let me tell you it wasn’t easy.

Hello and Welcome!

Hello! and welcome to my new blog, I am still new to this, so please be patient and I will get the hang of it soon (hopefully). I wanted to make a proper blog spot to share my journey as a nutritionist with you all. I will be writing about my thoughts, experiences, sharing recipes, news as well as events that I attend. 

I had a blog on my previous website before, so I am in the process of transferring all my old posts to this new one. I hope you will enjoy reading them all and I look forward to hearing from you soon. 

Thank you!

-A H Nutritionist

 Be Happy, Be Healthy! 

P.S. Any feedback and tips would be much appreciated. Thank you :-) 

EVENT: National Heart Month 2012 - Slash the Salt

It’s National Heart Month (February 2012) and being one of the most important organs of our body we should always be looking for ways to keep our heart healthy. One of the main risk factors of heart disease is high blood pressure. One quarter of adults have high blood pressure, which tends to lead to coronary heart disease, many of us do not know we have it as it is known as the ‘silent killer’. So having regular check-ups is advisable.