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Alethea Mills Nutrition- Gold Coast Nutritionist

BHSc Nutritional and Dietetic Medicine

Chia Seed Pudding

October 23, 2019 by aletheam Leave a Comment

Chia Seed Pudding I'm often recommending this easy and quick to make dish that provides a sweet alternative whilst providing fibre, essential fatty acids (omegas) for vegans/vegetarians, magnesium, calcium and protein. Ingredients 1/2 cup chia seeds2.5 cups coconut/macadamia milk1/2 tsp vanilla powder1/4 cup shredded coconut1 tbsp sulphur-free sultanas Instructions Mix all ingredients in a mixing bowl until well combinedPlace the mixture in the refrigerator overnightSeperate into airtight jars or serveGarnish with berries or fruit of your choice Notes Add 2 tsp of cacao for a chocolate puddingAdd 2-4 tsp of maple syrup if you prefer a sweeter tasteCan substitute 1 cup of the milk for coconut waterThe texture will change ...

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Filed Under: Breakfast, Brunch, Recipes, Sweets Tagged With: chia pudding, omegas

Simple Homemade Vegemite

October 13, 2019 by aletheam Leave a Comment

Super Easy Homemade Vegemite I often have an absolute hankering for vegemite and many years ago I read the ingredients and it left me a little hhmm.. Our much loved vegemite gained its taste from a range of added flavours in addition to colours and synthetic vitamins. The colours and flavours can play havoc on gastrointestinal function, particularly for the little humans. Here is a simple one you can make at home. Ingredients 140g black tahini100g tamari2 tbsp nutritional yeast 2 tsp apple cider vinegar I use Foods Alive nutritional yeast available on iHerb as they do not use synthetic vitamins. Instructions Mix together until very well blended and store in an airtight container in the fridge. "He just smiled and ...

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Carrot Cake Overnight Oats

October 13, 2019 by aletheam Leave a Comment

Carrot Cake Overnight Oats This delicious breakfast is a simple answer to not having time in the morning for breakfast whilst gaining the benefits of beta-glucan which is a soluble fibre, beneficial for gut health and healthy cholesterol levels. The oats can be made the night before and stored in airtight jars in the fridge for a few days. They are great for breakfast or for snacks throughout the day. Ingredients 1/3 cup rolled oats1 tbsp chia seeds1 cup almond/oat milk1/2 cup grated carrot1 tbsp shredded coconut1 tbsp sultanas/raisins1 tsp ground cinnamon1 tsp vanilla powder1/2 - 1 tbsp pure maple syrup (if you wish to sweeten) Instructions Mix all ingredients together until well combinedPlace in airtight jars and store ...

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Is your Microbiome affecting your Athletic Performance?

October 7, 2019 by aletheam 1 Comment

What is the Gut Microbiome? The gastrointestinal microbiome/microbiota or gut microbiome is the microbes that reside in the intestines and can weigh up to 2 kilograms. The microbiome starts at birth from contact with the mother’s vagina and from skin contact in the following three to five days and then builds from the food the infant consumes and the environment they come into contact with. The microbiome stabilises from around the age of three years and evolves with age and food diversity. The microbiome consists of over 1000 species of bacteria which is over 3 million genes, this is 150 times more than the human genome! What makes it so special is approximately 1/3 of the microbiome is common to the general population, however 2/3 ...

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Filed Under: Exercise, Health, Nutrition, Sports Nutrition Tagged With: Gut Health, gut microbiome, performance, sports nutrition

Summer Rainbow Salad

July 25, 2019 by aletheam Leave a Comment

Summer Rainbow Salad This salad is a quick and easy salad for that last-minute barbecue or get together. Rocket is considered a bitter green which aids in digestion by supporting bile flow and enzyme production which in turn supports nutrient absorption. The western diet often focusses on salty and sweet tastes, adding bitter greens to the diet is a wonderful way to stimulate the bitter taste buds.Blueberries add a touch of sweet whilst providing antioxidant benefits via their phytochemical compound called anthocyanin. It’s this plant compound that gives blueberries the blue colour and many of the health benefits. Goji berries are a second sweet snap to the salad whilst also providing vitamin A and C, essential fatty acids and eleven ...

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The irony of trying to yoga my way through a chaot The irony of trying to yoga my way through a chaotic season of life. 

I do tend to talk to clients about the overall load or allostatic load.

Training is a load. Work is a load. Renovating is a load. Poor sleep is a load. Even the things we choose to do and enjoy still require energy from us.

Sometimes we just need to wind it back. Am I doing that particularly well right now? No. 😂

I’m one week out from an event I’ve been training for, work is busy, the renovation is still going and I’ve been trying to keep everything else afloat.

The last week or so my body has started giving me a few little reminders that I’m getting close to the edge.

I know what that means.

So I’m getting through this final training week and the event, and then the load will reduce. Practice what you preach right 😬

More walks. Less long runs. Acupuncture. More recovery. More sleep. Less intensity. Less trying to fit everything in.

Because as my midlife ladies know, adjusting the foundations bring the symptoms back inline 🤍
It’s honestly good for my mental health 😉 It’s honestly good for my mental health 😉
Doing healthy things isn’t always easy. One thing Doing healthy things isn’t always easy.

One thing I often hear is, “It’s easy for you because you love exercising.” Honestly? Not always 😂

There are plenty of days I don’t feel like running, strength training or preparing a healthy meal. But I know that I don’t have to enjoy every part of the process to enjoy the benefits. Sometimes the journey can suck.

The same is true for so many healthy habits.

🥣 Eating breakfast with protein & fibre.
💧 Drinking enough water.
🥗 Planning meals ahead.
🚶 Going for a walk instead of scrolling or staring at the tv.

They don’t have to feel easy all the time.

Long term change is sometimes doing things when every ounce of you doesn’t feel like it.

If you find healthy habits challenging, welcome to being a human.

💬 what’s one healthy habit you find difficult to stay consistent with?
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Tell me in the comments what your favourite training tunes are? 🎧 

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