World Health Organisation Recommends slash in sugar consumption….
This is such important and good news. In fact a Good News Day to read that the recommendation of sugars intake is lowered to 5% instead of 10% as part of your calorific intake.
Sugars come from: processed foods, refined added sugars which come along in many many bought food stuffs eg fizzy drinks, sweets, chocolates.
If you watched the ITV programme I took part in this year, you would have seen many comments regarding the hidden sugars in foods as cereals, soups, breakfast bars, fruit juices, apart from the obvious candidates as biscuits, ice cream, cakes, pastries.
It is very dangerous stuff if over used and it’s very easy to do so.
If you really aren’t sure how much you are ingesting, get in touch and ask for my FREE REPORT on energy foods that avoid these sugars.
What can over indulgence of sugars lead to? Diabetes, Heart Conditions, Thrush, Addiction, Weight Problems.
Robert Lustig, a medical expert and author of Fat Chance; The Bitter Truth About Sugar, says it is addictive and John Yudkin who wrote Pure White and Deadly on the same subject said it would “be promptly banned” (sugar) if it was given over to the same study as a food additive.
It’s a great time of year to have your diet assessed correctly to avoid this pitfall in health.
anne@lifeholistics.com
Get back on Track!
It’s known that if you leave getting on track, or getting back on track too long, it becomes a major issue.
So either resume your healthier or healthy diet asap or learn how to gain one that is just great for you.
Your New Year could be the Nu U Year. Why wait?
Making excuses, this isn’t making sense, you know you haven’t the willpower – then come and find out why.
And how to beat that too.
Answers to overwhelm at busy times….
If this is your norm – that Overwhelm hits you at very busy times, here’s a few thoughts to re-think your feelings.
Point one: Ignore the idea of being Perfect! Yes really. Just drop the whole idea.
Do only what is needed then add on any extras you have the inclination and energy for.
Remove quite deliberately the “have-to” “must-do” “ought-to” from your language – and therefore from your thinking.
You will find things flow much more easily and all that really needs to happen, WILL.
The other way gives you stress major, tension, and create someone not that easy to be around – including for yourself!
You will permenantly be forcing yourself, and landing on Wednesday and Thursday with major issues you have created.
Point two: suggest you keep caffeine right down if not out, and replace with plain fluids to prevent too much adrenaline in your system.
Point three: Just let things be Ok – keep perspective, keep laughing, let things go by, remember to be respectful and grateful.
End! Busy times also quieten. Create not your own stress areas into overwhelm. Create its an “ok” situation.
Merry Christmas!
Coping with the Flu? or similar problem?
Well if the dreaded virus has taken you over here are some good tips to care for yourself and speed recovery:
Rest – very important, be a couch potato and let energy direct to killing infection
Drink – clear decaffeinated drinks and vegetable soups
Teas – make those ginger, lemon and honey to soothe a rough throat
Steam – sit near eucalyptus oil that is dropped into hot water to ease sinus congestion
Humidify – bedroom especially. There are small desk top machines or again, vaporise oil
Heal up – Reflexology at Coaching NorthWest! this is a wonderful Treatment to speed healing and clear mucus




