It’s the end of January. Festive lights and decorations have come down, and the scales have, no doubt, gone up a little bit. After the indulgence of the festive period, over a third of us make it our New Year’s Resolution to ‘eat healthily’. So what better month is there for Veganuary to fall? Whilst veganism isn’t necessarily synonymous with healthy eating, the diet and lifestyle is made up of a colourful range of fruit, vegetables, beans, pulses, and other plant-based foods, making it easy to enjoy nutritious meals.
Did you know that monkeys are sometimes exploited to harvest coconuts? Well, we didn’t until we applied to the Vegan Society for the Vegan Trademark for our Vegan Vegetable Broth. Our delicious broth, which is also gluten free, contains coconut oil. You’ll be glad to hear that the coconuts used in our coconut oil are not harvested by monkeys. But we wanted to find out more. Just how and why are monkeys being exploited for the harvest of coconuts?
Turmeric is a spice that has grown in popularity and interest over the last few years, though it has been revered as a therapeutic spice for over 4000 years, namely in India and the Asian subcontinental culture. Its name means “blessing of the earth” and it has many remarkable therapeutic qualities.
Collagen is an important fibrous protein found in connective tissue. As well as being in our bones and joints, it’s a huge part of our skin and makes up 30% of the human body’s proteins.
The Osius Bone Broth Company are proud and pleased to have won the Applying Functional Medicine in Clinical Practice 2017 award for the “Most Supportive Approach to Nutrition for Health Professionals”.
“As a clinical nutritionist I always need to address the digestive health of my patients, as a poorly functioning gut leads to ill health throughout the body. One of the most beneficial foods I prioritise in my gut restoration protocol is bone broth."
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