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Add to my list of things for a healthy 4-8 week booster

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octnov · 03/10/2024 04:01

Leafy greens - kale and spinach and broccoli
Apples
Oranges / Yellow peppers - Vitamin C
Vitamin D
Tuna / Mackerel / Sea Bass / Salmon - Omega 3
Regular soup - lunch
Avoid refined and processed sugar
Wholemeal bread / rice / pasta
High protein - Eggs : Chicken
Black tea / green tea / black coffee
Water
Magnesium

OP posts:
Swearwolf · 03/10/2024 06:01

Ooh maybe try ginger shots. I get the Moju one and have a tiny glass in the morning.

LionAndEmperor13 · 03/10/2024 13:34

Just a note on the leafy greens: Spring greens are just as healthy and are a fraction of the price. Cut out the hard stems, then steam them.

Also as per Swearwolf's suggestion about ginger:
I make fresh ginger, turmeric, lemon and water, boil it all up, cool and put into ice cube trays. Then in the mornings add hot water to a cube for a healthy drink.

doctorsleep · 03/10/2024 19:40

Flax seeds in rolled oats in the morning.
Tofy, tempeh and other soya.
Carrots, sweet potatoes, papaya, watermelon.
Onions, garlic, leeks in your soups.
Seaweed.
Cauliflower, cabbage, rocket.

Why black tea or black coffee? You don't like the taste or is it because you feel something is wrong with milk?

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