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    Friday Five: High-fat eating and our Best of British magazine

    enMay 03, 2019

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    • Exploring different ways to prioritize health and well-beingStart your weight loss journey with PlushCare, save on mobile plans with Mint Mobile, or learn from the LISL Well-being Magazine about Pilates and a healthy microbiome.

      There are various ways to prioritize your health and well-being, whether it's through starting your weight loss journey with the help of PlushCare, saving money on mobile phone plans with Mint Mobile, or learning about the power of Pilates and the importance of a healthy microbiome from the latest edition of the LISL Well-being Magazine. PlushCare offers online access to board-certified physicians who can prescribe FDA-approved weight loss medications for those who qualify, making it an easy and convenient way to begin your weight loss journey. Mint Mobile, on the other hand, is deflating prices in response to inflation, offering unlimited data for only $15 a month. The May-June issue of the LISL Well-being Magazine focuses on the theme of "best of British," featuring articles on the power of Pilates, the benefits of avocados for clearer skin, and an exclusive diet chat with leading British gut expert, professor Tim Spector, who discusses how our microbiome can help us stay slim. So, whether you're looking to improve your health, save money, or learn something new, there's an option for everyone. Check out PlushCare at plushcare.com/weightloss, Mint Mobile at mintmobile.com/switch, and the LISL Well-being Magazine at your local retailer or by subscribing.

    • British Favorites Get a Healthy MakeoverJackfruit replaces beef in beef wellington, aquafaba creates vegan meringue, educational toys for children, and continuous fresh blooms from gardening

      Traditional British favorite foods are being reinvented with healthier twists, using alternative ingredients. For instance, jackfruit, a meaty fruit, is being used as a vegetarian alternative to make a beef wellington. Another intriguing discovery is the use of aquafaba, the liquid drained from chickpeas, to make an egg-free meringue for a vegan-friendly Eton Mess. A new section in the magazine, "Young at Heart," offers well-being ideas for children, including educational toys. Sarah Raven's gardening advice encourages growing flowers specifically for cutting and arranging, allowing for a continuous supply of fresh blooms. Overall, these innovations showcase the creativity and adaptability of traditional dishes and practices.

    • Revitalize your home decor with these tipsCutting sweet pea vines, finding professionals on LinkedIn, purchasing essentials from Bombas, discovering affordable travel essentials from Quinn's, and creating flower curtains or crafting British pottery enhance home decor and celebrate special occasions.

      Cutting the sweet pea vine down to a quarter of its height not only helps make the flowers last longer but also encourages continuous blooming. This rustic touch can be displayed in a vase for a charming rural effect. At 1800flowers.com, they put heart and love into every arrangement, ensuring that all special occasions are celebrated in style. Meanwhile, Bombas offers absurdly comfortable essentials for both personal use and those in need. Their commitment to donating an item for every purchase made makes them a socially responsible choice. LinkedIn is a hidden gem for businesses seeking professionals, as it houses a significant number of passive job seekers. Sandra, a professional, was found on LinkedIn despite not actively looking for a new role. Quinn's offers high-quality travel essentials at affordable prices, with a commitment to ethical and safe manufacturing practices. Lastly, for those into crafting, creating a flower curtain is a lovely idea for summer parties and weddings. Additionally, British crafts, such as pottery making, provide a therapeutic escape from daily routines.

    • The importance of posture and exercise varietyShifting postures, using pillows for support, and avoiding prolonged sitting or crossing legs can improve pelvic alignment, reduce hip pain, and promote overall health and well-being. Additionally, experimenting with different diets can lead to better health.

      The body benefits from variety in posture and exercise, and simple adjustments can lead to better health and well-being. The speaker shared her experience of developing hip pain and learned that crossing legs puts unnecessary strain on the muscles, while placing a pillow between knees when sleeping on one's side helps keep the pelvis level. She also discovered that our bodies prefer shifting postures rather than maintaining one position for extended periods. Lastly, she mentioned her recent attempt at a high-fat, low-carb diet with almost no sugar for improved health, emphasizing the importance of taking care of our bodies as they are the only place we have to live.

    • Liz's Ketosis Experiment and Upcoming Podcast EpisodeLiz shares her experience with the ketosis diet, encourages followers to share tips, and announces a special podcast episode featuring an interview with British milliner Jane Taylor.

      The speaker, Liz, is currently experimenting with a high-fat, low-carb diet called ketosis and has seen positive results in terms of weight loss and increased energy levels. She invites her followers to share their own tips and experiences with this diet in the comments of her Instagram posts. Additionally, the podcast series she hosts, "Wellness with Liz Earle," is coming to an end with a special episode featuring an interview with British milliner Jane Taylor. They discuss the art of choosing and wearing hats, as well as the sustainability of hat production. Liz encourages her listeners to check out Jane's creations on the Liz Earle Well-being Instagram page. Finally, she mentions her partnership with Pretty Litter, a company that aims to improve cat litter, and invites listeners to explore the resources available on her website, lizellewellbeing.com.

    • Innovative products for pets and their ownersConsider Pretty Litter for cats, handmade bouquets and treats for Mother's Day, and Boll and Branch's organic cotton sheets for a good night's sleep. Innovative products offer superior functionality and convenience.

      There are innovative products in the market designed to make everyday life easier and more enjoyable for both pets and their owners. Pretty Litter, for instance, is a smart kitty litter with an innovative crystal formula that offers superior odor control and weighs 80% less than clay litter. It also monitors cat health by changing colors to help detect early signs of potential illness. For Mother's Day, consider giving back to the special moms in your life with handmade bouquets, sweet treats, gourmet food, and unique gifts from 1800flowers.com, with up to 40% off Mother's Day bestsellers using the code ACAST. Another takeaway is the importance of a good night's sleep, which is where Boll and Branch's organic cotton sheets come in. These sheets get softer with every wash, ensuring a comfortable and restful sleep. Try them with a 30-night guarantee and get 15% off your first order using the code BUTTERY. Remember, these are just a few examples of the many innovative products and services available to make life more comfortable and enjoyable for you and your loved ones.

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