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Is Purition raw?

Sadly, there is no legal definition of raw, but to us and any raw food enthusiast, raw means that your bean, nut or seed will sprout. As Purition contains 70%...

New to Purition? Top tips for newbies

If you’re new to Purition or are coming back to it after a break, here are some simple advice from our team to help get you motivated and prepared toward a...

Meet Naomi – PT & Mum reviews Purition

Find out how Naomi used Purition during her pregnancy and how she continues to use it to help her focus on eating well while coping with the demands of motherhood...

Kat D'Andrea's nutrition tips & Purition review

Kat D’Andrea is a London based specialist in Women’s Hormonal Health & Naturopathic Nutritional Therapist dedicated to helping those who have been diagnosed with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), endometriosis and...

British food fortnight – Tibberton CE primary school

Earlier this month, we teamed up with pupils at Tibberton CE Primary School to talk about British Food Fortnight and healthy eating. We got the children involved in making their...

Purition helps sugar smart pupils whip up healthy smoothies

We’ve been busy talking to local school pupils about the dangers of consuming too much sugar. We delivered a fun and interactive talk and even got the youngsters whipping up...

Why we don’t use organic products

If we used organic nuts and seeds it would mean sourcing products from the other side of the world from countries such as China. This is where most of the...