Download our delicious roasted tomato soup to support prostate health
March is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to focus on diet and lifestyle choices that can help protect and support prostate health. Research shows that what we eat plays a significant role in reducing the risk of prostate issues, including cancer and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). That’s why we’re sharing our […]
Shake off winter – refresh and reset for spring
For many of us, me included, this winter has been a hard slog. I have had a number of personal challenges, from finding a suitable care home for my mum who has dementia to the emotional upheaval of emptying her house. I have felt much gloomier than usual which is not like me – I […]
The hidden perks of sourdough bread
Bread has been a dietary staple for millennia, yet in recent years, it’s developed a bit of a bad reputation. Many people associate bread with bloating, weight gain, and digestive issues. But not all bread is created equal, and sourdough stands apart as a nutritious and gut-friendly option. This ancient, naturally fermented bread offers numerous […]
Plant-based perfection – our Indian Bliss Pâté
Are you embracing clean eating or exploring vegan options this January? If so, you’re not alone! This month, I’ve committed to a healthier lifestyle by giving up alcohol (though I didn’t indulge much over Christmas – just the odd glass of champagne and a truly delightful New Zealand Marlborough). Alongside that, I’m cutting out caffeine, […]
A different way to fight winter viruses
I’ve been following Dr. John Campbell on YouTube for several years now and value his experience and knowledge on many health-related matters. I thought this 10-minute video where he talks about how he managed his recent respiratory virus symptoms with rest, hydration, iodine gargles and supplements would be helpful – after all, however hard we […]
What’s new at Just For Tummies in 2025?
As we welcome 2025, let us take a moment to wish you a very Happy New Year and thank you for your continued support of our family business throughout 2024. It’s been such a privilege to help so many of you on your journey to better health, whether that was through recommending one of our […]
Raw Chocolate Orange Torte – a healthier twist on festive indulgence
Are you looking for a show-stopping dessert for a festive gathering – one that’s not only irresistibly rich and decadent, but also packed with nourishing ingredients? Then look no further. We are thrilled to share raw food chef, Heather Moncrieff’s stunning Raw Chocolate Orange Torte. Why this torte is a festive game-changer As delicious as […]
The critical role of stomach acid – especially during the festive season
As the festive season approaches, you may be finding that you are already indulging in heavier, richer foods (enjoying the odd mince pie already?) and drinking more alcohol – I don’t know about you, but it feels as though the festivities start earlier and earlier with each passing year! These dietary changes can lead to […]
Raw chocolate with probiotics – a healthy indulgence
With the festive season around the corner, you’re probably starting to indulge in chocolate and other treats as the celebrations get going. Did you know there’s a way to enjoy chocolate without the guilt? Raw chocolate is a fantastic alternative, offering the same delicious experience without the heavy processing and additives of conventional chocolate. If […]
Surviving and thriving during menopause
Watch my video chat with Jane Barrett Here at Just For Tummies, we like to make a point of marking World Menopause Day, which takes place every October, by diving deeper into the powerful connection between the health of the gut and menopause. This year, I was delighted to speak to Jane Barrett, an experienced […]
Are antacids contributing to your Diverticular Disease?
Understanding the impact of PPIs on gut health Diverticular disease and diverticulitis are common digestive conditions that affect many people, especially as they age. The exact cause of diverticulitis remains unclear, but there are several factors that can contribute to it, including chronic constipation, blockages in the colon, and inflammation. While lifestyle factors including diet […]
Chia Seed Breakfast Bowl – our deliciously simple new recipe
Nourish your gut this autumn As we move into autumn, we wanted to share some delicious and nutritious recipes that not only embrace the season, but also support both your digestive and gut health as well as your emotional wellbeing – after all, this can be a more stressful time of year for many. We will be […]
Should I eat nuts and seeds if I have Diverticular Disease?
Watch the video for answers and support! I know only too well just how many of you who have been diagnosed with Diverticular Disease and diverticulitis are left feeling overwhelmed and unsupported. I have heard from countless people, who after diagnosis, are often left to figure out how to manage their health on their own, […]
Let’s celebrate the first ever Diverticular Disease Awareness Month
Join us in empowering those who need support and understanding We are thrilled to announce that this October marks the first ever Diverticular Disease Awareness Month! This initiative aims to bring some much-needed attention to diverticular disease, a condition that affects millions but remains largely misunderstood. As with similar awareness months, the goal is to […]
Download our delicious Eye Bright Carrot and Walnut Soup recipe
Our vision is so very precious and we need to be mindful of protecting it – I was reminded of this recently, when one morning I suddenly realised I had a black spot slightly obscuring my vision in my right eye. When I moved my eye, the black spot moved. I called my optician and was told that […]
Bacterial infection linked with dementia and Alzheimer’s
The common stomach bug that may increase your risk Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) are bacteria, which can colonise in the sticky mucus that lines the stomach. About 40% of people in the UK have Helicobacter pylori in their stomach so it is very common; in the approximately 8 to 9 out of 10 people who have it, […]
