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BY: FITZ-GEORGE RATTRAY If you are thinking about weight loss, managing depression, heart health, managing of diabetes and so much more, it is incredibly important that you understand the relationship with your gut bacteria/microbiome/flora, and your health, weight and mood. We have been introduced to bacteria as bad things, but that is not even half…
Breaking Habits through Implementation Intention
If you are separated from your wellness goals it is very likely that you have developed bad habits. We are all aware of the existence of good and bad habits and their management is integral not only to wellness but also any pursuit of a quality of life. However, for many people the managing…
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BY: FITZ-GEORGE RATTRAY WHAT EXACTLY IS A FOODIE? Foodie is a word coined by the New York Magazine’s restaurant critic, Gael Greene, in the early 1980s. What does it mean? Is it a word meaning, as journalists Ann Barr and Paul Levy, the authors of “The Official Foodie Handbook”(1984) describes it as, “a person who…
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BY: FITZ-GEORGE RATTRAY Athletes, endurance athletes and active individuals require more protein and carbohydrates, but there is always a debate about how much carbohydrates are needed. Carbohydrates are not your enemy, they provide energy for biological functions, however, not all carbs are “created equal”.
Debunking food fitness myths Part 2
Two articles ago we looked at food myths. Today, we are moving on to additional and often misrepresented food ideas. In this article we will be looking at sports drinks, multivitamins, brown sugar and margarine.

