Why Do We Sleep
Sleep is also the time when your body focuses on cellular repair and regeneration. Muscles are repaired, proteins are synthesised, tissues grow and hormones are released.
GROUP RETREATS
Sleep is also the time when your body focuses on cellular repair and regeneration. Muscles are repaired, proteins are synthesised, tissues grow and hormones are released.
It is said that we spend about a third of our lives sleeping, or trying to sleep. Many of us have had short periods when sleep has eluded us and some of us have had longer term sleep difficulties, which can become chronic.
This hearty, flavoursome soup is high in the essential amino acid, tryptophan which promotes serotonin production in the body and supports healthy sleep.
This vegetable soup is a potent blend of vegetables, herbs and spices, loaded with essential nutrients for restoring health and vitality.
This mouth-watering Mojito is packed with strawberries which are an excellent source of manganese, potassium, folic acid and fibre.
Rich in vitamins A, K and C, as well as calcium, fibre and iron, this dish also promotes healthy liver function.
Nam Prik Aong is a popular traditional spicy dip that originates from the North of Thailand.
Energy Balls are a delicious sweet treat and a good source of slow-release energy.
A super healthy lactose-free alternative to dairy milk, pumpkin seed milk helps to reduce cholesterol and boost immunity.
The traditional Thai version of this delicious salad usually includes pork or prawns and eggs, but at Kamalaya we serve it up with tender flakes of black cod. Wing beans are high in protein and calcium, and a great source of vitamins A and C, iron and enzymes.
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