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I never eat anything other than pot set yoghurt because it essentially holds the highest count of live bacteria, as it is cultured in the container it comes in.
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I really can’t go without my Pink Lady apple - naturally lowers cholesterol and is full of fibre. Crunching on an apple also reduces tooth decay as it stimulates the production of saliva.
Consuming a spoonful of natural honey a day does more than sooth a cough. It boosts energy levels and has antibacterial and antifungal properties that aides in the healing of wounds.
I enjoy the crunchiness of chia seeds sprinkled over my yoghurt more so in knowing they are a high source of antioxidants, protein and fibre.
The delicious, aromatic cinnamon spice stimulates my senses and by ingesting a little each day naturally cleanses and reduces plaque and gas in the intestines.
Walnuts are a brain food and my favourite nut. Fundamentally, they’re packed with omega 3 fats, powerful antioxidants and cancer fighting properties.
200 grams natural pot set yoghurt
1 red apple – chopped
A drizzle of honey
1 tablespoon chia seeds
Sprinkle of ground cinnamon
¼ cup Walnuts - finely chopped
Place chopped apple in bowl and top with yoghurt, chia seeds, drizzle of honey and a sprinkle of cinnamon and chopped walnuts.
Variations: Use chopped pear, banana or any fruit of your choice. I also add a few flaxseeds and pumpkin seeds.
Something else interesting to note:-
You should always chew food for at least 30 times before swallowing.
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