Jacqueline Jasprizza Nutritionist

Jacqueline Jasprizza Nutritionist For friendly, approachable, practical advice regarding diet and nutrition for everyone. No fads, gimmicks or gadgets, just evidence based healthy eating.

Jacki assists you to put in to practice new sustainable habits to improve your health and wellbeing.

Looking for a nice healthful snack for all ages and stages, but also one that feed's your microbiome for loads of health...
16/11/2025

Looking for a nice healthful snack for all ages and stages, but also one that feed's your microbiome for loads of health benefits? Look no further than this one.
It freezes well too.
Winner all round!!!!

Gai’s Sticky Date muffins

1.5 cups pitted dates
1tsp bicarb soda
1 cup hot waster
1tbs butter
2 eggs
1 cups self raising flour
½ cup oats
Sprinkle of icing sugar

In a bowl pop the dates, bicarb and boiling water and butter- sit aside for 5 mins to soften and mash apart the dates.
Then add the eggs, flour and oats. Don’t overbeat.
Put into muffin pan or even a loaf tin to make a slice.
Cook at 180oC for 15-20 mins . Or about 40 mins if a loaf. Dust lightly with icing sugar.

Great advice St Frock 🥰
30/10/2025

Great advice St Frock 🥰

who’s the biggest dhead you’ve had to deal with lately?

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We were extremely fortunate to have a little get away to Tasmania last week.What amazing place 🥰Beautiful landscapes, in...
26/10/2025

We were extremely fortunate to have a little get away to Tasmania last week.
What amazing place 🥰Beautiful landscapes, incredible history, friendly humans, unique animals & scrumptious food.

17/10/2025

Cruel and negative comments can affect somebody’s life and their state of mind; everyone has an opinion, but, one thing we should agree on is that it’s always best to be kind.

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14/10/2025

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✨ Today is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day ✨

On this annual day of remembrance, we come together to reflect on the loving memories of little lives lost during pregnancy, birth and infancy. This day is also about holding space for bereaved families – we see you, we hear you, and we walk this journey beside you.

In remembrance, if it feels helpful for you, we welcome you to comment and share your personal stories and treasured photos of your precious angel babies with our supportive community. ✨

💜 If you need assistance with navigating grief, please reach out to our Grief and Loss Support Line - 1300 308 307. We are here to listen 24/7.

14/10/2025

WISHING ALL YR 12’s GOOD LUCK FOR EXAMS: Nutrition tips for HSC ( or any exam times really)

Exam time is quickly approaching for HSC students.

What else can they do besides study to achieve their optimum academic performance?

Simple and easy nutrition hacks – that’s what!!! Certain foods and their components have been found to enhance cognitive function, improve mental alertness and enable sustained concentration to help students learn and remember all the concepts and information their final exams.
Do this in the study lead up and days of exams.

Tip 1: Eat lean protein regularly:
Protein consumed from food sources such as red meat, fish, chicken, nuts and eggs, provide the body with amino acids, or the building blocks, to produce key chemicals, such as neurotransmitters for the brain. Fish also has omega 3 fatty acids which assists brain function and mood. All protein enhances memory, learning and mood.

Tip 2 : Eat wholegrain Carbohydrates:
Carbohydrates in the form of low GI, such as wholegrain bread, cereals, pasta, rice fruit and vegies. In the body, complex carbohydrates are absorbed a lot more slowly. The slower absorption rate means that energy is slowly released and available for a longer time. This allows students to be more alert, able to concentrate and commit information to memory for longer and more effectively.

Tip 3: Avoid the sugar burn out:
This is the high and then the crash from eating refined carbs and sugars eg lollies, biscuits, chocolate. Although thye are easy and tempting, lollies will make you tired, lethargic and irritable and have difficulty retaining information and recalling it.

Tip 4: Eat a good brekky:
Before study or an exam, eat a meal with protein and carbs to maximise your brain power. It also fires up the neurons and gets the brain working well.

Tip 5: Endurance:
To ensure students have energy for that exam of three hours or more, they should eat a light meal comprising carbohydrates and protein - for example, baked beans on wholemeal toast or an egg or tuna salad wholemeal sandwich - one to two hours beforehand.

Tip 6: Stay Hydrated:
Being dehydrated make you tired lethargic and reduces your thinking power by about 5%. Water is your best bet- sip often and little.

Tip 7: Get your sleep:
Go to bed at your normal time and aim for 8-9 hours.

Tip 8: Good bugs
As your stress levels are high, keep your immune system boosted by eating food rich in probiotics such as yoghurt, yakult, miso soup or sauerkraut or take a probiotic supplement.

Tip 9: Smart snacks:
Need to top up every 3-4 hours. Snack are fine- avoid grazing on sugary snack like lollies and softdrinks. Instead try nuts, seeds, fruit, yoghurt, crispbreads and salmon, cheese.

Tip 10: Restore balance.
Do at least 30 mins exercise daily, set a sleep pattern and avoid technology going to bed and try mindfulness.

GOODLUCK and I hope you do your best !
Feel free to share this with any students needing a reminder about good health before the HSC.

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Check out these photos of the canola crops. A pretty patchwork of vivid yellow paddocks around lush green. The central w...
28/09/2025

Check out these photos of the canola crops. A pretty patchwork of vivid yellow paddocks around lush green.
The central west of NSW is often referred to as the "Food Basket of Australia" due to its significant horticulture and viticulture, making it a key part of the Central West region's reputation for food, wine, and excellent agricultural produce. Aren’t we lucky to live here 🥰

So lovely to see the blossoms around town and in our back yard.  🌸 These blooms are from our white nectarine tree. ( can...
14/09/2025

So lovely to see the blossoms around town and in our back yard. 🌸
These blooms are from our white nectarine tree. ( cant wait til january to sink my teeth into the fruit)
We also have olive trees, feijoa bushes and a lemon tree. As well as strawberries, raspberries, asparagus, parsely, oregano lettuce & rocket.
It’s so nice to be able to nick out and grab your own fresh produce wheh it’s in season.
What have you got that’s edible in your own backyard?

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