The implantation window can feel like a time when you want to do everything you possibly can to support your body. While no single food can guarantee implantation, a nutrient-dense, varied diet can help provide the nutrients needed to support the endometrium, hormone production, blood flow and early pregnancy. Here are some of the foods and drinks I’d be adding to my basket during this time: 🍉 Beetroot juice Beetroot is naturally rich in nitrates, which can help support nitr

37g protein | 10g fibre | Prep-ahead and PMOS friendly If there’s one thing I’m always encouraging my PMOS clients to think about when it comes to breakfast, it’s how we can make it more nourishing, satisfying and supportive of blood sugar balance. These grain-free protein pancakes are a delicious option to have in your breakfast rotation, particularly if you’re looking for a breakfast that provides a good balance of protein, fibre and healthy fats that will keep you full unt

10g fibre | 20g protein per serving Chocolate for breakfast? What's not to love! If you're looking for a quick and easy summer breakfast that feels more like dessert, this Raspberry Chia Yoghurt with a chocolate topping is one to try. One of the things I talk about regularly in clinic is the importance of getting enough fibre. Most of us aren't getting as much as we need, but reaching your daily intake can be much more achievable when you know which foods to include. Raspberr

If you're preparing for IVF, it's completely understandable to want to do everything you can to support your body. Whilst there's no single food that can guarantee success, the three months before treatment are a really important window. Both egg and sperm cells develop over approximately 90 days, meaning the nutrition and lifestyle choices you make during this time can influence the environment in which they mature. As a BANT Registered Fertility Nutritionist with over eight

Pregnancy is such a special time, but it can also feel overwhelming when it comes to food choices. One question that often crops up is: “What is the impact of ultra-processed foods (UPFs) on mum and baby, and should I be careful?” The short answer is yes. Research is clear - what you eat during pregnancy matters, not just for your health, but for your baby’s growth, development, and long-term health. Here’s what the latest studies tell us. How Ultra-Processed Foods Affect Mum