• This piece was commissioned for Coeliac Link magazine by Coeliac NZ. Many Kiwis live with coeliac disease, which is an autoimmune condition. This has wide ranging symptoms (including hairlessness, irritable bowel syndrome, anemia or low iron, fatigue, weakness and lethargy, osteoporosis, and more). If you think you might have symptoms, please contact your doctor. If left untreated, celiac disease can lead to serious health issues. It is estimated that one in 50 Kiwis have celiac disease, but some of these cases remain undiagnosed.

9 Tips to Strengthen Your Mind, Body & Soul

By Rachel Grunwell

Your wellbeing is an inside

If you love tacos, these are such a fun twist. So colorful, easy, and really flavourful. Use any color of bell peppers you like or mix and match them. Each satisfying, fiber-rich serving has 267 calories and 4 grams of fat. They freeze great too!

A coach helps their colleagues (or clients) access their own personal resources … their knowledge, their experience, their understanding of what’s going on and what is possible … with a view to finding the best way forward, one they can buy into and own.

Increasingly, leading OSH professionals advocate coaching skills to complement the technical knowledge and understanding practitioners have and to help them develop a more collaborative style.

Now, you can experience the difference coaching skills can make for you, by being coached yourself on Monday 16th November 2020 at 1630 hours GMT

This is a genuine opportunity for

Isn’t Quiche one of the best inventions?! A beautiful balance between buttery, flakey pastry and yet chockablock full of nutritious vegetables and high protein from the eggs. I started making this vegetable quiche as a side dish when entertaining a group of friends, serving it alongside a big tray of paprika-rubbed salmon, but then we discovered it’s a dream “leftover” dish to have for lunch the next day and actually it’s perfect on its own or with some simple balsamic-dressed salad and yoghurt. The number of times I have gone to have it for lunch and realized Jack scoffed the

Polycystic ovary syndrome, commonly known as PCOS, is a hormonal disorder affecting women of reproductive age. The condition is characterized by the presence of multiple cysts in the ovaries, which can lead to irregular menstrual cycles, infertility and other health problems.

PCOS affects up to 10% of women in the United States and is the most common cause of infertility in women. While there is no cure for PCOS, proper management of the condition can significantly improve symptoms and overall health.

In this article, we will explore the role of nutrition in managing PCOS and share the success story of

Fresh, vibrant, nutrient rich, all natural sugary tree water – the very thought of it made me drool with anticipation. I have been itching to try tapping Birch for a good few years now but could never get past the worry of potentially hurting the tree. After all, I live in a land of plentiful food supplies and numerous food shops – tapping Birch trees and risking their demise feels like a total indulgence. Pretty much all the info on tapping Birch involves drilling a hole into the trunk, fitting a hollow spout of some sort, placing a collecting container

Blind Ambition, the business founded by Seema Flower is supporting two visually impaired young people to study journalism at the Academy for Disabled Journalists.

Jennifer Wanjira and Moses Chiira are both from Nairobi and passionate about journalism.

The Academy for Disabled Journalists was formed in 2019 and has seen over 80 students take part in the Diploma in Journalism or CFJ (Certificate in Foundation Journalism).

Jennifer Wanjira from Nairobi, Kenya developed an interest in radio presenting at a tender age of 10 years. She would find herself listening to different presenters, emulating them and recording herself.

Jennifer later unfortunately became