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Daniela Ginta, MSc, Nutrition Coach and Personal Trainer

Daniela Ginta, MSc, Nutrition Coach and Personal Trainer

Evidence-based NUTRITION and MOVEMENT GUIDANCE for a better menopause journey and healthy aging

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Daniela Ginta, MSc, Nutrition Coach and Personal Trainer

Daniela Ginta, MSc, Nutrition Coach and Personal Trainer

Evidence-based NUTRITION and MOVEMENT GUIDANCE for a better menopause journey and healthy aging

  • Home
    • Welcome!
      • But first, introductions
      • What I do
        • Nutrition and Lifestyle Habits for Healthy Aging
        • Nutrition And Lifestyle Habits During Menopause Transition and Beyond
  • My services
    • Nutrition consulting 1:1
    • Booking Calendar
    • Writing
    • Workshops, Talks and Group Coaching
  • Blog
  • Menopause matters
  • Free stuff
    • E-book: Slow Down Aging
    • Nutrition Matters – 12 Health Conversations from 2023
    • Previous newsletters
    • Recipes
      • Sweet foods (but sugar-free)
      • Phyllo mushroom and walnut squares
      • Fermented foods
      • Soups
        • Red lentil soup
  • Contact
    • FAQ
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Inflammation, why some is bad, and how to reduce it

Have you ever heard that a little bit of stress is good for you but too much becomes harmful? The good The same applies to inflammation. A cut or a scrape will cause a local reaction: pain, heat, redness and …

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I drink coffee and love it. Here’s why

Some of my fondest childhood memories involve coffee. No, I wasn’t drinking it. I was smelling it and well… ‘hearing’ it. I will explain. My parents loved their daily coffee. Early morning filled my sleepy brain sounds and smells. The …

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Have some beans and lentils. Here’s why

I know what you may be thinking. Beans come with a gas factor of…, and as for lentils, some people go with ‘meh’ because what can you do with lentils? Spoiler alert: lots! Will you them a second chance? Why …

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Eat dandelions!

A fair warning: the title is not a metaphor or a figure of speech. I mean it: Eat dandelions. Here’s the thing: most people think of dandelion as a weed and continue to wage war against it every chance they …

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Prevention makes the journey better

Do you believe in prevention? I do, very much so. It’s hope giving and it’s empowering, and that combination is what we need at any point in life, more so when doubts about health and longevity kick in. It’s not …

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Longevity drinks at your fingertips

Do you drink tea? I hope you do, because certain kinds can reduce your risk of chronic disease and keep your brain sharp. Also, what’s easier to prepare than a cup of tea? Growing up, we always had a kettle …

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Spring = a whole lot of green + new life

Do you like spring? I know, streets are dusty on a sunny day, or a bit muddy on a rainy day. But how about that feeling that gets you all giddy because the days are brighter, and the air is …

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Eat colours for health and longevity, and happiness too

What’s the secret to a long and healthy life? That’s the million-dollar question (or a billion, if you consider inflation these days). Is it healthy food, low stress levels, regular physical activity? You can definitely add more to the list, …

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Let’s talk sugar

Ok, let’s say from the beginning that this may not be the most popular post. But since we’re here to talk nutrition, this is that one topic that we cannot push to the side. Yes, it’s about sugar. It’s not …

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The family you need to befriend for life

It’s almost spring! Early mornings are getting brighter and warmer, and that means a whole lot of mud too, but hey, transitions are like that, no? A bit messy. As a kid, I was anticipating the arrival of spring because …

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