General Health

Methylsulfonylmethane (who can actually pronounce this?), commonly, and much more easily known as MSM, is a naturally occurring organic Sulphur compound found in various foods and beverages. However, it is also available as a supplement in the form of MSM organic Sulphur. This compound has gained much popularity in recent years due to its numerous health benefits and versatile uses.

Get ready to kick your Mitochondria into high gear! If you want these tiny powerhouses to be at their absolute best, it's time to optimise your health and function in some simple yet oh-so-effective ways. First up, let's talk about fuel. Forget those highly processed foods that do nothing but throw a wrench in your fat-burning abilities. Say goodbye to those greasy, sugary temptations and focus instead on an ancestral diet. Fill your plate with whole, real foods that your body knows how to handle.

One of my favourite spices, I would like to describe it as the spicy temptress derived from the alluring Saffron crocus flower (Crocus sativus L.). You're so desired for your medicinal wizardry and culinary delights that even a sniff of its aromatic essence makes chefs go into a frenzy. But beware, for your glorious reputation comes with a hefty price tag. Yes, Saffron is like the superstar diva of the spice world, commanding top dollar for its presence.

Okay, here's the inside scoop from the brilliant minds of scientists: we humans, yes, every single one of us, need a whopping 90 nutrients to keep our health on the up and up. Can you believe it? That's 17 vitamins, 59 minerals, 12 amino acids, and 3 essential fatty acids. It's like a nutrient party up in here! Mother Nature, in her infinite wisdom, has graciously provided us with all these goodies to keep us living long and thriving.

Choline is like the hero of foetal development and brain function. Not only does this little gem keep your nervous system, mitochondria, and cardiovascular system in check, but it also has a hand in metabolism and DNA synthesis. Talk about a multitasker! And guess what? Eggs, those delectable orbs full of Choline goodness, have some superpowers of their own. Recent research has revealed that they possess anti-inflammatory properties, making them a knight in shining armour for those with insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome.