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Category Archives: Eat Well
Love You: š Trick or Treat? A Halloween Reflection on Lifestyle Choices
As Halloween approaches, Iāve been thinking about the idea of trick or treat-not just in costumes and candy, but in how we cope, consume, and conform. š§ š How often do our ātreatsā turn out to be tricks? Something we indulge in for comfort, celebration, or escape⦠only to regret it later. Maybe not immediately, butContinue reading “Love You: š Trick or Treat? A Halloween Reflection on Lifestyle Choices”
Love You: Harvest Well-being
Embracing the Seasonal Shift š Well hello again!After a long summer break from writing, Iāve returned with renewed focusālargely thanks to diving deeper into the core accreditation in lifestyle medicine. This course is still a work in progress, but the key word is progress, and Iām embracing that. Here in this beautiful corner of Scotland,Continue reading “Love You: Harvest Well-being”
Love You: Love What you Eat and New food experiences
To begin today, we need to meander back to my primary school in the 70s and school meals. I have a memory of steamed puddings and blue custard (but this may be wrong). What is definitely clear in my memory is over cooked, green beans š¤®. I still get upset thinking about them. I canContinue reading “Love You: Love What you Eat and New food experiences”
Love You: The Active Process of Resting
The Yin and Yang of Well-being We all know that movement is medicine! Or as the physiotherapist at my practice says, āmotion is lotionā. If physical activity was a tablet we would all be on it! But what of rest? Where does that fit into the mix? Often when patients have viral respiratory infections (commonContinue reading “Love You: The Active Process of Resting”
Love You: Are you a stress eater?
At almost 52, the penny finally dropped that I am a stress eater. I tend to cope pretty well in the moment and calm in a crisis and all that ā¦.but! After the challenges, when the stress has abated I can run into difficulties. I guess previously I would have had a ārewardingā glass ofContinue reading “Love You: Are you a stress eater?”
Love You: When things go wrong
This week has been challenging due to premenstrual symptoms, perimenopause, and sore joints, affecting my well-being and yoga practice. However, maintaining my daily ritualsāconsistent sleep, a cozy home environment, yoga practice, staying busy to avoid overthinking, and improving nutritionāhas provided stability and strength during this turbulent time.