Posts tagged Nutrition
Just Launched! Mission E-Books: Nutrition, Recipe, and Mindset Guides

You may have seen from my social channels that I’ve recently launched four e-books on my website, and I couldn’t be happier at how they’ve turned out.

The e-books are the product of months of hard work, collating all the education I’ve amassed since I started Mission, including nutritional guidance, the impact of hormones on our lifestyle choices and energy levels, and habits we can include in our everyday routine to ensure optimum mindset.

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Delicious and Nutritious Snack and Smoothie Ideas

Following on from my last blog, I thought I’d put together this handy guide with some delicious smoothie and snack recipes.

Smoothies are a great way to cram a shed load of vitamins and nutrients into one meal and are the perfect breakfast substitute for those busy mornings. They're also ridiculously easy to make: it's usually just a case of whizzing everything together in a blender, and they typically take less than two minutes.

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Super Simple, Super Healthy Breakfast and Dinner Ideas

Back in May, I ran a blog that looked at some healthy lunch ideas that were super simple to make.

It's something I get asked most by clients. Where I provide hands-on guidance for their fitness and workout goals, it's a little different for the nutritional side of things. Yes, I can give them the knowledge they need to succeed, but when they're at home on their own in their kitchen, I'm not physically there to oversee and champion their decisions.

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Calories In, Calories Out: Is It That Black and White?

When it comes to weight loss, there’s no topic so hotly debated than the old ‘calories in vs calories out’ (CICO) adage. At one end of the argument, nutritional and weight loss advocates typically promote the 'eat less, move more' angle. In contrast, endocrinologists at the other end of the conversation suggest that hormonal issues may be the pesky cause of weight gain.

Understanding CICO is simple: when we consume more energy than we burn, we gain weight, and when we consume less energy than we burn, we lose weight.

It's a fundamental concept in regulating body weight and as close to scientific facts as we can get, so why is the discourse around CICO so volatile?

Here, I attempt to unpack different arguments in the CICO saga, which should hopefully paint a picture that CICO isn't just black and white but a multifaceted, many-layered proposition.

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