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- Foods to help manage polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
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... organic and pasture-fed meat Stick to unprocessed food Drink plenty of water Eat nuts and nut butters ...
- Roasted beetroot, garlic and feta dip
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... the beetroot, plus any liquids left in the dish, to a food processor. Squeeze garlic from their skins into the processor and crumble ... Cooks' Ruth Freidlander; photo credit: Jessica Symonds (Food) ...
- Caramelised leek and fennel potato gratin
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... by Rosie Percival; photo credit: Jessica Bicknell (Food) ...
- Watercress, almond and walnut salad
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... by Rosie Percival; Photography by Jessica Bicknell (Food) ...
- Kimchi and mushroom fried rice
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... Delicious Korean food ... We love thi kimchi and mushroom fried rice recipe. Make sure you prep all your ingredients before you ...
- Mint, lime, cucumber and elderflower sparkler
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... photography by Jessica Symonds. (Food) ...
- Spicy carrot, bean and lemon soup
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... Green Cooks; Photo credit: Jessica Symonds (Food) ...
- Chickpea & sweet potato cakes
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- Chargrilled corn and black bean salad
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... salad with orange and edamame>> (Food) ...
- Is your stomach overly acidic?
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... get in it. Also make sure you’re chewing your food properly. By this I mean chew each mouthful until it’s almost ... condition, get yourself a strong probiotic from a health food store. Ask for a multi-strained probiotic, and take the whole bottle. ...