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The Art of Wintering: Why Slowing Down Is One of the Healthiest Things You Can Do
Winter often gets a bad reputation. We think of it as cold and flu season, dark mornings, and low energy. But from a naturopathic perspective, winter isn't something to battle against—it's a season to work with. Nature gives us clues. Trees conserve their energy. Many animals hibernate or become less active. Growth slows so that energy can be directed towards protection, repair and survival until spring returns. Our bodies aren't so different. While modern life expects us to
tanyaalowe
Jun 293 min read


FODMAP-Friendly Beef Stew
I recently came across a wonderful Paleo Beef Stew recipe on the MINDD Foundation website and loved how simple, nourishing and comforting it was. If you would like this recipe here is the link: MINDD Foundation Paleo Beef Stew Recipe However, as many of my patients experience digestive sensitivities, particularly bloating, abdominal discomfort and IBS symptoms, I thought it would be helpful to create a FODMAP-friendly version that more people can enjoy. By making a few simple
tanyaalowe
Jun 293 min read


Spiced Carrot, Ginger & Walnut Winter Muffins
Soft, grounding muffins designed to support blood sugar stability, digestion, and warming circulation during colder months. Naturally sweetened and nutrient-dense, they work well as a breakfast or afternoon stabiliser in winter when energy dips and cravings increase. Why these work clinically in winter Carrot + cinnamon support gentle blood sugar regulation Ginger + spices support circulation and digestion Walnuts provide omega-3 fats for brain and nervous system support Whol
tanyaalowe
May 151 min read
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