Nutrition

Good nutrition is key to overall health and well-being. However, many of us only pay attention to what we put into our bodies later in life. In this blog post, we will learn from someone who only started caring about nutrition in their 30s: Toto Wolff, Austrian motorsport executive and former racing driver, currently serving as the CEO and Team Principal of Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team, shares his experiences and insights on creating a balanced diet that works for him. Although he "loves Oreos", he wouldn't eat them, and if he did, in moderation. Instead, he would attempt to have a balanced diet with plenty of protein, carbohydrates, and a mix of vegetables and fruits.

Eggs - a pure vitamin and mineral bomb that should not be missed not just at Easter, but also at the daily breakfast table. Eggs are real powerhouses with many valuable nutrients. They are rich in vitamins A, B2, B12, D and folic acid, as well as phosphorus, selenium, iron, zinc and choline. Almost all the proteins and amino acids contained in eggs can be converted and absorbed. And now comes the surprise: egg yolk contains more proteins than the protein itself! Yup, egg yolk consists of about 50% water, 32% fat and 15% proteins. Liquid egg white, on the other hand, is about 90% water and only 10% protein. #sorrynotsorry but so much for the trends of eating only egg white omelette with leeks and spinach on the weekend. Oh yeah, and one thing right up front: the information in this blog post refers exclusively to the chicken eggs and NOT the chocolate eggs.

Who really wants to try a "Brigitte sauerkraut diet" that relies on 1200 kcal a day to lose 2 kilos? Hopefully no one. Because diets cause stress, even unhappiness, are difficult to adhere to and do not bring long-term success. Meanwhile a nutrition strategy does, especially if it is developed personally for you on the basis of your body analysis. We observe that 90% of clients make outstanding progress with smart nutritional adjustments combined with the 6-Minute Workout and they are able to stick to their self-imposed regime. Why do diets fail and, in contrast, nutritional strategies based on individual body analysis lead to long-term success?

Sweet but sugar-free, soft and dairy-free, salty but not savory, moist and gluten-free - these 6 Minute cookies are a super healthy take on the traditional Christmas cookie recipes. And they might be the healthiest indulgence of the year! Created by Sarah Ledermann, nutrition therapist, and chef, these cookies are a truly delightful experience to make and to taste. It's a guilt-free pleasure baked in 6 Minutes only!