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The concept of ElectricBubbleGum originated in 2007 through a range of eclectic ideas and emotions inspired by elements of everyday life; a fusion of creativity and innovation mixed with inspirational energy, is the foundation upon which ElectricBubbleGum has been built. Time moved on and the notion of ElectricBubbleGum developed into a lifestyle brand.
With the aim of expanding ones creative potential, imagination, health and well-being, ElectricBubbleGum strives to challenge convention (stretching beyond the boundaries of traditional disciplines), generate originality and new ideas, to create a unique and innovative environment that is both entertaining and fun!x
An energetic mixture of thoughts, feelings, ideas and emotions captured throughout a moment in time.
The concept of ElectricBubbleGum originated in 2007 through a range of eclectic ideas and emotions inspired by elements of everyday life; a fusion of creativity and innovation mixed with inspirational energy, is the foundation upon which ElectricBubbleGum has been built. Time moved on and the notion of ElectricBubbleGum developed into a lifestyle brand.
With the aim of expanding ones creative potential, imagination, health and well-being, ElectricBubbleGum strives to challenge convention (stretching beyond the boundaries of traditional disciplines), generate originality and new ideas, to create a unique and innovative environment that is both entertaining and fun!x
An energetic mixture of thoughts, feelings, ideas and emotions captured throughout a moment in time.
SHOULD I DITCH EGG YOLKS TO BE HEALTHIER?
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#health benefits
#healthier food choices
#Healthy Snack
#healthy food
#women's health
“No. Super-skinny A-listers may brunch on egg white omlettes, but they’re missing out on the best part. Eat the yolks to benefit from vitamin D, carotenoids and the amino acidstryptopham and tyrosine, which have high antioxidant properties. Yes, yolks are high in cholesterol, but not the kind that clogs your arteries. Add chopped pepper and parsley to scrambled eggs to up the fibre content and make breakfast even healthier.”
(Women’s Health - Spring 2012)
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