
Beetroot & Quinoa Power Bowl
Earthy roasted beetroot over quinoa and chickpeas, with spinach and a bright lemon dressing: a bowl designed to
Evidence-based nutrition, in plain English — every entry sourced from clinical research.
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Earthy roasted beetroot over quinoa and chickpeas, with spinach and a bright lemon dressing: a bowl designed to
Monounsaturated fat is the headline fat of the Mediterranean diet — the kind that dominates olive oil, avocados and most nuts. Where saturated fat tends to
Dietary fibre is the part of plant foods your body cannot digest — and that is exactly the point. It slows the release of sugar into
EPA and DHA are the two long-chain omega-3 fats found in oily fish — the active forms the body uses most readily, unlike the plant omega-3
The “good” cholesterol that clears cholesterol from arteries; raised by monounsaturated fat, oily fish and activity.
The share of EPA + DHA in red blood cells; a validated long-term omega-3 status marker, optimal around 8%.
EGCG, or epigallocatechin gallate, is the signature catechin of green tea and the most studied of all the tea polyphenols. It is the compound behind much
Chlorogenic acid is one of the most abundant polyphenols in the Western diet, and coffee is overwhelmingly its leading source. It is the antioxidant largely responsible

Green tea is one of the most studied drinks in the world, and almost none of its value comes from calories — a brewed cup is essentially flavoured

Coffee is the most popular source of antioxidants in many people’s diets, which surprises those who think of it only as a caffeine delivery system — a black
Pectin is a soluble fibre found in the cell walls of fruit and vegetables, the very substance that sets a jar of homemade jam. In the
Flavan-3-ols are a family of flavonoids, the catechins and epicatechins that give cocoa, tea and many fruits their gentle astringency. They have become some of the