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4 Ramadan recipes to cure fasting fatigue

Ramadan Mubarak! Each culture and family have their own dishes that form part of their suhoor (the meal before dawn) and iftar, (the feast that breaks the fast at sundown). Check out our top 6 Ramadan recipes to cure fasting fatigue. Porridge – oats and oatmeals Oats are among the healthiest grains on earth. They’re […]

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Health Benefits of Almond Milk

Had enough of full fat milk? Fancy a change? It’s always interesting to learn how people’s taste bud change overtime. Here is our explanation on why Almond Milk is the way forward; Good source of Calcium. Almonds are loaded with antioxidants Low in Calories – Almond milk is much lower in calories than cow’s milk. […]

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The benefits of drinking soup during Ramadan

Who doesn’t like soup? Many muslims around the world drink Soup, it’s one of my favourite dishes and its a traditional dish at Iftar. It adds variety to every table during the holy month of Ramadan. With its many different types of flavours, it’s not only a delicious tradition, but also offers many health benefits. […]

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A guide to enjoying spas before the arrival of your bundle of joy

The Forum Spa at the Celtic Manor – Newport Host venue for The Ryder Cup in 2010, the five-star Celtic Manor Resort is set in more than 1,400 acres of panoramic parkland, at the gateway to Wales. The Celtic Manor Resort is a golf-centric hotel and leisure resort. It consists of two adjoining hotels, a […]

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Muslim Dietician Nour El Zibdeh gives 8 tips on staying hydrated through Ramadan

        1.Don’t break fast with fruit juice.  it has too much sugar 2. Water is best for hydration – it dissolves nutrients and delivers energy to cells 3. Break fast with 2 glasses of water and a few dates for hydration and energy 4. Drink two glasses of water every suhoor 5. Spread your intake […]

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Ramadan is here

This year, the Islamic holy month coincides with the GCSEs and A-level exam period, with head teachers concerned that students will not be able to concentrate without eating. It also clashes with the summer solstice, the longest day of the year, meaning Ramadan will have the longest average fasting hours in its 33-year lunar-based cycle. […]

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