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This documentary/film ‘The Cholesterol Code’ is worth a watch if you’re interested in some of the health benefits of a K...
26/07/2026

This documentary/film ‘The Cholesterol Code’ is worth a watch if you’re interested in some of the health benefits of a Ketogenic/ Low Carb way of eating and also how it can affect Cholesterol levels. Free to watch now on utube.

🥑🍳🥗🥩I have a huge interest in the health benefits of eating a ketogenic diet when used therapeutically to support metabolic health ( blood sugar, type 2 diabetes , pre diabetes ) and healthy weight loss . If you are thinking of starting a ketogenic or low carb diet and would like support and more information on how to implement it and learn about its benefits then get in touch & book in for a free 30 min call at the link in my bio.

See the link below for an interesting documentary/ film on Cholesterol and eating a low carbohydrate / Ketogenic diet ca...
26/07/2026

See the link below for an interesting documentary/ film on Cholesterol and eating a low carbohydrate / Ketogenic diet called ‘The Cholesterol Code’.
Recently shown on Amazon & now available for free on utube at the link here.
https://youtu.be/57Z8bUb1P94?is=dgPVDayq7wob30JQ

I have a huge interest in the health benefits of eating a ketogenic diet when used therapeutically to support metabolic health ( blood sugar, type 2 diabetes , pre diabetes ) and healthy weight loss .

If you are thinking of starting a ketogenic or low carb diet and would like support and more information on how to implement it and learn about its benefits then get in touch & book in for a free 30 min call at this link https://calendly.com/wholesomenutrition/30-min

After reversing his pre-diabetes with a low-carb diet, an engineer ...

04/07/2026

The EU is proposing limits on vitamin & supplement strengths which could mean
- lower effectiveness
- needing to buy more ( more often or
even single supplements
- higher costs long term

A very relevant example for us in Ireland is Vitamin D. Many people already need to supplement during the Winter months & if strengths are reduced it could mean paying more to maintain adequate levels for optimal health .

The same applies to other supplements many of us use regularly e.g. B vitamins , Magnesium, Zinc, CoQ10 ( CoQ10 is especially important if taking statins ) & much more.

As a Nutritional Therapist, I see first hand how the right supplements personally targeted ( alongside food & lifestyle ) can genuinely help people improve their health and these proposed changes by the EU could make that harder & out of reach for a lot of people .

If you can, please sign the petition at the link below & share as every signature helps .

Thanks
AnnMarie

https://my.uplift.ie/petitions/save-our-supplements-3

Totally agree with this - to convert ng/mL to nmoL which is the measurement used in Ireland and UK you multiply by 2.5So...
30/11/2025

Totally agree with this - to convert ng/mL to nmoL which is the measurement used in Ireland and UK you multiply by 2.5

So 60-80 ng/mL = 150- 200 nmoL

In my view ‘sufficient’ is not good enough . You want optimal levels . I personally aim to keep my level between 100 -150 nmoL
Testing is really important and there are affordable home testing kits that can be ordered online if vitamin D levels are not tested by your GP .

“The Vitamin D LIE your doctor still believes…”

If you struggle with:
• Constant colds & flu
• Winter depression
• Autoimmune flares
• Psoriasis, eczema, or joint pain
• Feeling tired no matter how much you sleep
…your level is probably “sufficient” (30+ ng/mL) but nowhere near OPTIMAL.

Real optimal = 60–80 ng/mL.

Below that, your immune system can’t regulate itself → more inflammation, more sickness, more misery.

I’ve watched psoriasis disappear, Hashimoto’s antibodies crash, and chronic depression lift in weeks… just by getting D3 + K2 into the right range.

15/03/2023

Avoiding and reversing insulin resistance is possibly the single most important step you can take towards healthy ageing.

With our increasing life span, and the cumulative impact of the diet and lifestyle decisions we have made, everyone needs to pay attention to this and will need to work even harder at avoiding insulin resistance.

This means being ‘open’ to a total reassessment of what you eat (even if it is very different to how you were brought up), and most probably making dramatic changes.

We now know from research that insulin resistance ends up damaging almost every cell in your body and is a fundamental cause of most Western 21st-century diseases.

Reversing insulin resistance – or preferably making sure you don’t get it in the first place – is a fundamental key to healthy ageing because the implications of insulin resistance are not just that you will be overweight with high blood sugar.

Raised blood pressure and more fat (triglycerides) in the blood, as well as less of the good 'HDL' cholesterol, are also linked to insulin resistance and they lead to other health problems associated with ageing.

Changes in these in adolescence and early adulthood actually show brain shrinakge and increased dementia risk later in life.

Read report - https://www.patrickholford.com/advice/avoid-insulin-resistance-to-age-well/

04/02/2023

If you needed more proof to change your diet, here it is.

A recent study found that individuals who consumed more ultraprocessed foods (such as chips, sweetened breakfast cereals, soft drinks, fries, and packaged soups) had a higher rate of global and executive function decline. The study, which looked at an ethnically diverse group of over 10,000 participants, found that those who consumed the most ultraprocessed foods showed a 28% faster rate of global cognitive decline and a 25% faster rate of executive function decline than those who didn’t.

To read more about the optimal diet for brain health, review our KetoFLEX 12/3 diet: https://www.apollohealthco.com/ketoflex-12-3/

To read more, check out the link in my bio. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamaneurology/article-abstract/2799140

Inspired by  I am posting photos of what I’ve grown in the garden. This is the first time I’ve tried this so started sma...
22/07/2022

Inspired by I am posting photos of what I’ve grown in the garden. This is the first time I’ve tried this so started small & it’s been a great success so will definitely be adding more veg to try.🥬🥬🌶🥕

I grew lettuce, rocket & basil from seed & it’s so satisfying eating produce you’ve grown yourself. I’ve made up batches of pesto which I’ve frozen to use with pasta, on fish, chicken , on crackers/toast.

Today 22nd July is post what you’ve grown day so have you grown any fruit/veg in your garden/terrace? Share photos with

Another good reason to know your Vitamin D level! I always encourage my clients to get their Vitamin D level tested so t...
16/07/2022

Another good reason to know your Vitamin D level!

I always encourage my clients to get their Vitamin D level tested so that their Vitamin D supplement can be adjusted to a specific dose for them to bring their level up to an optimal amount .

There’s a simple cheap test that can be carried out at home. Let me know if you’d like more info on that. 🌞

How extraordinary is that?

Participants with a vitamin D status

Black Bean Brownies 😋I love treats that are also healthy as I can have my chocolate fix knowing I am also supplying my b...
09/07/2022

Black Bean Brownies 😋

I love treats that are also healthy as I can have my chocolate fix knowing I am also supplying my body with good quality nutrients like protein & healthy fats & without added sugar & unhealthy hydrogenated oils that can be in shop bought ones.

The sweetness comes from the dates which are also a good fibre source as well as minerals & antioxidants. There’s 16g protein in each tin of black beans plus 25g fibre.
This recipe is from Fiona's Food for Life & they are now a regular in my house.
Main ingredients include a tin of black beans , oats, raw cacao powder, coconut oil. See recipe below. These can be made in a tray & cut into squares like I did or made as individual muffins .
Naturally gluten , dairy & egg free & very tasty 😋
I doubled the ingredients to make thicker & bigger brownies & I use figs instead of dates sometimes.

➡️40g gluten free oats
➡️1 tin black beans rinsed
➡️3 tbsp raw cacao powder
➡️2 tbsp maple syrup
➡️6 medjool dates
➡️2 tbsp melted coconut oil
➡️vanilla extract
➡️1/2 tsp baking powder
➡️80g choc chips 85% cocoa solid

Preheat oven to 180C
Blend oats to a flour, rinse beans but don’t drain fully
Mix everything except choc chips in a food processor. Add some water if mixture is too thick . Add in choc chips
Can be spooned into muffin cases or baked in a tray to be sliced into squares like I did .
Bake for approx 15-20mins

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