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News, views, opinion and impact from the world of Düng and our partners. We'll probably mention mushrooms at some point.
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Did you know that diets that are low in legumes are associated with up to 9,000 Premature deaths in the UK each year? And did you also know that on average, beans cost 4.5 times less than other plant based...
Fuelling your body with foods that provide sustainable energy, means that your not relying on quick spikes and crashes, giving you the stamina to power through your day. Meaning that that morning coffee and pastry combo might perk you up for an hour, but it’s also the reason you’re yawning by noon.
The good news? In this blog post were going to give you some smart swaps can use to fuel your day for the long haul.
Doing a food shop should be simple, but when it comes to the nutrition side of things, it can feel anything but. Standing in the supermarket aisle, staring at a food label, you might find yourself asking: Should I focus on calories, fat, or protein? How big is a serving really? Where does this food come from?
That’s why we’ve put together this easy-to-follow, six-step guide to reading food labels. By the end, you’ll have the confidence to understand exactly what’s in the foods you buy and make choices that are right for your health.
Coffee has long been the go to morning ritual for millions, a quick caffeine fix to get us ready for the day ahead. But as more people become mindful of their energy levels, focus, and overall wellbeing, a vibrant green...
When it comes to nutrition, simpler is often better. This article explores why focusing on whole, minimally processed foods, like fruits, vegetables, nuts, grains, and quality proteins, can support long-term health. By prioritising real ingredients over heavily processed options, eating well becomes more straightforward, nourishing, and sustainable for everyday life.
We’ve all heard about the importance of fibre, but did you know that some types are particularly great for your gut? Soluble fibre, like inulin, is one of those unsung heroes that deserves a bit more attention. Found in foods...
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