Health & Wellbeing
Feel good with Bürgen®
Our lifestyles are constantly influenced by so many different factors such as age, work, living environment, family, social life etc, and wellbeing often means different things to different people. However ultimately, it is about feeling healthy and being happy.
At Bürgen® we believe that good food is the cornerstone to a healthy lifestyle, which is why the eight different variants of Bürgen® bread are not only delicious but also contribute to your health and wellbeing. We're about helping you make the right choices to reach your health, wellness and lifestyle goals by providing breads made from natural, wholesome ingredients.
All our Bürgen® breads are low GI, contain wholegrain goodness, are high in fibre, and contain no artificial colours or preservatives.
Learn how Bürgen® Bread contributes to:
- Weight management
- Women's wellbeing
- Heart health
- Digestive balance
- Sustained energy
- Healthy snacking
General Health
Wellbeing relates to how we feel physically, intellectually, socially, spiritually and emotionally.
Physical Health
There are aspects of maintaining good health and wellbeing that you can control.
There are also many factors you can’t control, such as family history, genetic history and the natural consequences of growing old which also affect health. However, there are steps we can take such as regular exercise and following a balanced and varied eating plan that can help maintain a healthy body weight, maintain heart and digestive health, maintain muscle and strong bones, and manage blood glucose levels – which are all vital to living a happy and healthy life.1 2.
Emotional Health
Emotional health can be influenced by the level of stress we feel in our daily lives. Stress is not always a bad thing. For example, stress might come from exams
or work and this can keep us motivated and provide a sense of achievement once the stressful time has passed. However, it is how much, how often and how we
cope with stress that is important. To be emotionally healthy it is important to try and limit negative stress and find ways to relax regularly.
Intellectual Health
An active mind is essential to overall wellbeing. Being open to new ideas, thinking critically, being creative and curious, and being motivated to master new
skills are the keys to intellectual wellbeing.
Social Health
Having support networks, participating and contributing to the community, developing the capacity for intimacy and learning good communication skills all
contribute to a positive state of social wellbeing. Food is a part of our social lives, with many of our food choices influenced by the attitudes
and habits of people we socialise or live with.
Spiritual Health
Spirituality is intensely individual, which is expressed in a range of beliefs and practices. Finding meaning and purpose to life is the basis of spiritual wellbeing.
To maintain your health and wellbeing, try to do the following every day:
- Eat at least 3 balanced meals (snack on fruit, nuts and wholegrains in between);
- Include a wide variety of low GI carbohydrates, lean protein and plenty of vegetables at each meal;
- Be active in as many ways as you can;
- Introduce Bürgen® Bread into your daily eating plan! Bürgen® Bread daily provides nutrients and other beneficial substances that contribute towards health and wellbeing.
1 National Health and Medical Research Council 2003. Dietary guidelines for Australian adults. Commonwealth of Australia.
2 Department of Health and Aged Care 1999. National physical activity guidelines for adults. Australian Government, Canberra.