BeeZee Blog

A vegan version of a Thai Green Curry, using tofu for a healthy punch of protein!

At BeeZee Bodies we talk a lot about 'experiments'. In this blog post Lily explains a little more about how setting experiments can help your family achieve their goals!

This Christmas holiday might look different than previous years, due to different lockdown measures in different areas. This year had been different!! But don’t worry, we are back with another Parent’s guide on how to make the most out of your holidays this year. 

All the festive chocolatey goodness, with a fraction of the fat and sugar. A slice of this heavenly pud is an innocent 190 calories!

If you're planning for a healthier 2021, we want to give you a head start. So in the run up to Christmas, the nutritionists at BeeZee Bodies are putting together a series of emails to help you stay healthy, prepare for your New Years Resolutions and explain the psychology behind making and sticking to healthy habits - so you can understand your mind before you try to change it. 

Many of us like a cheeky bevvy from time to time, but as we know, drinking too much can be damaging to both our physical health and emotional wellbeing. Here are some Habit before the habit tips for reducing your alcohol consumption: 

Make a few healthy tweaks to this family favourite, Toad in the Hole - ultimate autumnal comfort food! Serve with your favourite greens and downed in onion gravy.

Perhaps there was more to the lockdown banana bread craze than just having time on our hands to stay home and bake... bananas can actually help us feel better if we're struggling with stress, anxiety or depression

With family games in the park and Couch to 5k a little less realistic to stick to at this time of year, the BeeZee Bodies team are sharing ways that they’ll be taking care of their wellbeing during this lockdown with the added challenge of the winter blues. 

The cold and dark wintery months can be tough, particularly with the added challenges that 2020 brings! Here's how to get your family through it healthily...

Frankenstein guts and Jack-o-lantern intestines is the gruesome grub on our Hallow's Eve menu!

The scariest thing about Halloween for parents? The sugar! It turns the little monsters possessed! But it doesn't need to be all Cadbury goo heads and toffee apples and candy corn. Why not have a culinary crafty afternoon with your kids making these frightful fruity treats?

Tuesday night is taco night! In fact, any night is a great night for tacos! This quick and easy recipe is ideal for a healthy midweek dinner, and sure to be a hit with the whole family. 

Mac 'n' cheese - the ultimate comfort food! But it's not the healthiest - so we've pimped our mac 'n' cheese to cut the calories but boost the nutrients.

Follow along as Chloe tells us about her BeeZee journey in this weekly live blog!

These broad bean falafels are full of green goodness! Packed with protein and fibre, they make a great healthy snack or serve with salad and pita for lunch!

Sick of banana bread after the lockdown banana bread baking craze? But still craving something sweet yet healthy? Go bananas all over again for these banana biscuits instead! 

A healthy take on the nation's top voted curry dish!

This pasta salad is quick and easy to throw together and requires minimal cooking.  As well as containing 40% of your recommended daily fibre intake, it’s also a good source of omega-3, unsaturated fats and contains 2 of your 5 a day!  

It’s the moment you’ve ALL been waiting for – you can claim your family’s free place in our next virtual group to create healthy lifestyle habits! Hooray!

Anisha and her family attended our online support programme and learnt how to turn their healthy decisions into long-term healthy habits.

With the kids back at school and out of sight, they hold more control over their own decisions and food choices. Here are some angles to discuss with them to help keep them on the healthy track!

This traditional British favourite has been made lower in fat and calories and higher in vitamins and fibre by making a few healthy swaps!  

Are you worried your child has gained weight? Here's five signs to look for that may suggest your child is above a healthy weight for their age.

Healthier and cheaper than shop bought ice creams, using coconut milk for creaminess and real strawberries for flavour, this simple healthy ice cream recipe is pretty cool!

Make sure that the healthy habits you've been building at home are kept up when the kids go back to school. Here's how to make sure your child eats a healthy school lunch!

With the world starting to feel a little more normal once again, now is a great time to break those unhealthy habits we may have fallen into and lose the lockdown lbs! Our nutritionists give advice on how to lose weight safely and effectively...

This healthy curry is packed with B vitamins, iron, fibre and folate and are a great source of protein.

We’ve come up with some safe, fun and low cost or free activities you can try to keep the kids busy over the summer holidays. 

Our Cricket crazy coach Alex explain the basics of Cricket, and gives some skill drills to practice your batting, bowling and catching!

From secret snacker to healthy hacker, 16 year old Jake joined our online course to break his bad snacking habits and lose a bit of weight. 12 weeks later and 11kg lighter, Jake has learnt to overcome his unhealthy cravings. 

Bulgur Wheat is a super grain containing 2x the fibre, and 4x the folate (aka vitamin B9) than brown rice. Try it in this tasty tabbouleh!

Store bought granola is often packed with fat and sugar, so make your own healthy homemade version with our low-fat granola recipe.

Who says salads have to be boring? This one is bursting with flavour, thanks to the sweetness of the tomatoes and tangy feta cheese and topped with nuts or seeds for added crunch!

Who doesn't love a spag bol?! Level up the nutrition in this firm family favourite, by adding lentils and your 5-a-day!

As the weather is starting to warm up, it is important for us to stay hydrated and healthy, but also be conscious of what we’re choosing to drink.