Tips from the Team

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Rachael's Tip: Drink more water!

The NHS recommends that the average adult consume 6-8 glasses of hydrating fluid daily. Tap water is a healthy, free and readily available option, making it an excellent choice. Why not even add a squeeze of lemon to your water to enhance the flavour, rather than sugary alternatives? Discover our latest blog to understand why it’s so important to stay hydrated and find valuable tips to ensure you are drinking enough.

Liz's tip: Get out there and start moving!

Exercise is a fantastic way to improve your physical and mental health, learn new skills, and meet new people. Besides joining a gym, there are many other low-cost ways to practice sports, such as finding your nearest running club (which is often free) or participating in YouTube-guided yoga classes. Biking or walking to work, school or college are also great ways to incorporate exercise into your daily routine.

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Pip's tip: Begin Meditation!

Meditation is the process of redirecting your thoughts to enhance self-awareness. There are countless health benefits, including an increased feeling of inner peace and a reduction in stress levels throughout the body. Why not download a free meditation app (there are lots available) and start your mindfulness journey today?

Affordable Ways to Care for Your Health

<a href="https://www.parkrun.org.uk/events/events/#geo=3.8/55.05/-2.95" target="_blank"><strong>Find a local park run</strong></a>

Find a local park run

A park run Is an excellent way to meet new people while exercising In the process! Several locations around the UK organise weekly or monthly events where all abilities are welcome. It’s a fun, inclusive and healthy way to spend your morning.

<strong>Go for a sea swim</strong>

Go for a sea swim

If you are lucky enough to live by the beach, why not try sea swimming? The countless health benefits include boosting your immune system, burning calories and cleansing your skin. You could also explore various other swimming spots like rivers or lakes. Just remember always thoroughly check safety guidance beforehand and never go alone.

<strong>Grow your own vegetables</strong>

Grow your own vegetables

Why not grow your own vegetables and allow yourself to enjoy fresh, organic and healthy greens constantly? Broccoli, cabbage, kale, and leeks are resilient veggies that can withstand the winter months, making them an excellent choice for home growers. You will also be helping the planet by using less plastic and lowering your carbon footprint.

<strong>Eat heart-healthy foods</strong>

Eat heart-healthy foods

All fruit and vegetables are incredibly healthy, and we are recommended to consume 5 per day. So, next time you are stuck for meal inspiration, why not throw some vegetables into a pan, add boiling water and mash it all together to make a warm and healthy soup? It’s also a great way to use up fridge leftovers, reducing food waste in the process.

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Clare's tip: Don’t underestimate the importance of a healthy gut!

With so many different diets out there, it’s important to maintain a healthy, balanced diet. Whether you follow a vegan, high protein, low fat, or no specific diet, we offer a range of charts that look beautiful in the kitchen while encouraging you to make healthy choices! You can read all about the benefits of yummy and nutritious foods, from avocado to garlic and key components of a balanced,
well-rounded diet.