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Colourful, gut-supportive recipes to help ease anxiety and lift your mood.

  • No-bake protein bites made with oats, chia seeds, pumpkin seeds, and dried cranberries arranged on a white plate.

    Cancer Conscious No-Bake Protein Bites

  • Rainbow chickpea quinoa salad in a white bowl with broccoli, red bell pepper, avocado, red onion, and chickpeas on a light stone surface.

    Chickpea Quinoa Crunch Salad

  • Creamy dairy-free matcha latte in a clear glass mug on a light stone surface with matcha powder and whisk in the background.

    Cancer-Conscious Matcha Latte

  • Flourless walnut matcha scones arranged on parchment paper, drizzled with white glaze and topped with chopped walnuts.

    Walnut Matcha Scones

  • Silken tofu matcha mousse in two glass jars topped with crushed pistachios and a creamy dollop, styled on a light neutral surface.

    Vegan Matcha Mousse

  • Close-up of a bitten vegan chocolate fudgesicle drizzled with dark chocolate and topped with cacao nibs.

    Cancer Conscious Fudgesicles

  • liver support elixir

    Liver Support Elixir

  • Overhead view of a cancer-conscious cashew masala cauliflower bowl with roasted cauliflower, creamy sauce, cilantro, and almonds.

    Cashew Masala Cauliflower Bowl

  • Frothy anti-cancer cacao elixir served in a ceramic mug with cacao powder and sea salt on a wooden board.

    Cancer Conscious Cacao Elixir

  • Overhead view of a cancer-conscious coconut veggie stir fry with cauliflower rice, broccoli, red peppers, peas, and creamy coconut drizzle.

    Cauliflower Rice Coconut Veggie Stir-fry

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