Articles in Nutrition
The other day I was browsing in our local shop while Mr Green chose a DVD. I idly picked up a jar of Nutella and was shocked to find it was advocating itself as part …
Our ‘Change the World Wednesday’ challenge has begun again for 2010, thanks to Reduce Footprints.
Each week, we are set a challenge to make our lives a bit greener, a bit healthier and altogether more eco …
Despite a recession, it seems organic shoppers are committed and loyal. Organic sales increased by 1.7% during 2008 while overall retail sales dropped by 1.8%
Unfortunately, the truth is, most organic food is more expensive than …
I found some information in a magazine recently about tips for getting yourself in shape.
I thought some of them were really interesting, so wanted to share them with you. As ever I would love to …
Back in May, we listed 5 reasons to go veggie. These included health, the environment and sustainable development.
One of the latest campaigns around vegetarianism and climate change, is “Meat free Monday“.
Inspired by TC’s recent post on eating organic on a budget and the great article he linked to, I wanted to share some of my own thoughts.
We buy as much organic food as possible. Even …
Many breakfast cereals are packed with salt and sugar and hardly address a good, healthy start to the day.
However, Rude Health put the healthiest ingredients in their cereals by sourcing sustainably-grown food from producers they …
No weight loss for Mr Green, a second week running. This doesn’t bother him too much, but ultimately, he would like to shift 3 or 4 more pounds from around his stomach. I suggested that …
It’s not often we buy a takeaway sandwich. I’ve often thought of them as a waste of money for crap food.
However, I’ve just come across a company called Fresh! Organic who sell organic sandwiches, made …
Poor Mr Green. This has been a really difficult week for him on his high raw diet. Three weeks ago, he did his usual yearly pilgrimage into the land of Green food. It’s an overnight …


