or short-lived fads, the nutrition food movement could be the most important change in the way people eat—one that leads to better health, lowers the risk of disease, and supports a more sustainable global food system.
bodies for health and vitality rather than just taste or convenience. This trend also works alongside advancements in food technology, making nutritious options more available, enjoyable, and environmentally friendly. By promoting balanced, whole-food diets instead of restrictive
-scientific backing—this shift is based on well-researched nutrition, individual dietary needs, and long-term wellbeing. With the rise of superfoods, plant-based proteins, and beneficial ingredients like probiotics and adaptogens, people are now choosing food that supports their
The nutrition food trend is transforming the way people eat by focusing on health, sustainability, and nourishment rather than processed foods and empty calories. Unlike past food fads—such as low-fat diets, carb-cutting crazes, or even the organic movement, which often lacked-
“Mom eating the old bread. Dad sleeping under the ticket booth. Mom crying in the bathroom. Dad crying on the couch.
The life we are living right now did not come out of nowhere.”
@Endrick writes a letter to his little brother. https://t.co/MTd9a9kqKU
🇧🇷 Endrick has scored 6 goals in his last 8 games for Palmeiras as he’s making history.
He has surpassed Neymar’s record — now ranked 2nd behind Ronaldo for most goals scored in the Brazilian League by U-17 players.
…and he wins the title with Palmeiras 🟢
I wonder if hospitality businesses in the uk will put 20% service charge on everywhere now to combat the national living wage going up to cover the staff cost.. it was strange not getting anything added on to any bill in Paris.
#food#service#minimumwage
"If you give a child a ball"
If you give a child a ball, they will want goalposts to go with it. Then, they will probably spend hours begging you to go out in the garden to play with them, even though you may want to sit on the sofa and watch tv. They will insist. And their insistence will win.
And when a child gets a kit, they will need shin pads and boots to go with it. And a TEAM…..
And then life as you know it will end.
There will be no more lazy weekends watching tv. You will see more sunrises than you ever thought possible. Every spare minute of your time will be spent taking your child to training and games.
And your house will be a mess. And your car will be dirty. All because you gave a kid who has a ball.
Your weekends will be spent freezing or burning to death or getting soaked on a sideline. And their weekends will be spent gaining confidence and friends, and learning new skills and having fun.
And you will be there the day they score their first pass, first goal, or save and also their first foul . And they will make you SO proud.
And right before your eyes, your little child will be transformed from the baby who kicked or bounced
the ball and fell in love with the sport.
When you give a child a ball, you give them more than just a ball. You give them a sport, and talent, and hope, and dreams, and friends, a new family, a place to learn about life, room to grow as a person where they can push their limits, and bravery, and courage and LIFE, and memories. And they will have ALL of these things, simply because you gave a child a ball.
Because you gave a child a ball, you too will develop new/lifelong friendships, developed solely from the same passion for the game and love of your team. You will cheer together. Because you gave a child a ball.
Then one day, many years from today….they will be in their room and a ball will roll out from an old dusty bag underneath their bed. And they will pick it up and realise instantly that when you gave that child a ball, you also gave them a childhood that they would never forget. And then they will hug you, and your eyes may leak – because you realise that everything YOU gave up along the way…..was worth it!