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MINDFUL WELLNESS

Eat well

Central eating

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a spoonful of yoghurt

Whether it’s a topping for fruit, a side with a curry or a healthy snack, yoghurt is a versatile fridge staple. The good news is it’s also ideal for those with high blood pressure. The University of South Australia found a link between yoghurt intake, blood pressure and cardiovascular risk factors, concluding that yoghurt is associated with lowering blood pressure for those with already high levels.

Sherpa Noodle Soup

There’s nothing like a warming bowl of soup on a cold day and, for something a bit more filling, a noodle soup is just the answer. Make

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