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NEW Client: Alexandra Jones ~ Healthy Girl UK

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We are proud to announce our new client: Alexandra Jones, also known as Healthy Girl UK.

The Healthy Girl is about doing things differently. It’s about breaking the vicious diet cycle of short-lived success followed by failure; it’s about achieving and, more importantly, maintaining your ideal shape. It’s a holistic approach to fat loss that recognises and harnesses the power of the mind and body, in order to create lasting success and to restore your body back to the way that nature intended us to be: slim, healthy, vibrant, energetic and happy. The Healthy Girl offers a unique system with step by step guides to help align your actions with your goals and a mentoring programme to ensure your success.

Nutrition & Food Philosophy
I believe in eating low-glycaemic foods (also known as low GI) i.e. low sugar. Sugar creates an unnatural environment in the body that leads to fat gain, blood sugar and other hormonal imbalances, can lead to obesity, diabetes and heart disease.
The healthy eating approach I endorse is a diet full of clean, natural, organic, unprocessed foods i.e. eating foods in their most natural state. Foods such as low Gl fruits such as berries and citrus fruits, plenty of green vegetables. Protein from grass fed meats, wild caught fish, organic eggs. Some healthy fats such as avocados, olives, nuts and seeds, olive and coconut oil. Fermented foods such as sauerkraut, kimchee, kefir and kombucha.
Eating in this way helps created an environment in the body that can speed up the metabolism and help burn body fat. It can also enhance energy, mental clarity, stop cravings and help you feel satiated.
I would not put my approach to eating into a specific category. If I had to say specifically, it would be: a focus on clean, natural foods delivering maximum depth of nutrition to have our bodies function as nature intended.
I would use ‘superfoods’ however I believe that broccoli and blueberries are just as much superfoods as spirulina, chia seeds and maca powder!
I would agree with the principles of Paleo, dairy free, low GI, low carb, low sugar, Dr Chris Kresser, Dr Mark Hyman, Dr Mercola, I Quit Sugar, Patrick Holford, Mind Body Green, Life Extension.
Although not Vegan myself, I am into ‘plant based’ and “free-from” recipes. I would however swap out certain ingredients to ensure recipes are as low GI as possible. For example, I would not eat/recommend dried fruits, dates, honey, molasses, agave etc as they still create an impact on blood sugar in the body. I advise clients to combine low GI starches and carbohydrates in a specific way in order to ensure getting complete proteins from their foods. It’s important to understand the difference between complete and incomplete protein foods. People in the Vegan area I rate are Deliciously Ella, Natasha Corrett (Honestly Healthy) and Naturally Sassy.

To book a consultation with Alex or hire her as a guest speaker for your event, Health Girl UK – email michael: hello@joclarepr.com

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