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Time for coffee?

The healthiest way to enjoy your coffee? After breakfast, according to UK scientists, otherwise the caffeine may disrupt your blood sugar control. British Journal of Nutrition, 2020

Pack in nut protein

Nuts are full of muscle-building protein, with a palmful being a healthy serve. Check out their hero protein content!

8%  That’s how much you may reduce your risk of coronary heart disease if you eat a piece or two of 2020

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