This week, Rhian Allen’s The Healthy Mummy is launching The Healthy Man, a new health website to support Australian men achieve their health and weight loss goals.
Also this week, Are Media launches the third issue of the successful Healthy Mummy magazine available in newsagencies and supermarkets from Thursday 25 March.
After the success of the first and second issues, the magazine is back with more real life stories and transformations, budget recipes, at-home fitness workouts and tips to get your partner on board in a better together feature.
The Healthy Mummy business continues to expand its offering with the launch of The Healthy Man website and new Healthy Man Meal Replacement.
The business incorporates a skincare line called The Healthy Mummy SKIN, a new meal-delivery service called Meals To You. In 2018, the business expanded globally into the UK in 2018 and the USA in 2019.
Allen (pictured above) employs a global team of over 150 staff including nutritionists and fitness experts.
In Australia, there are over 1.5 million mums in The Healthy Mummy community.
Allen, founder of the company, is passionate about helping mums enjoy a healthier lifestyle and says when a mum gets on board The Healthy Mummy journey, there can be benefits for the whole family.
“Over the past couple of years, we have been asked by lots of mums to create a range specifically for their husbands so we are thrilled to launch The Healthy Man website and meal replacement to help the men of Australia on their health journey.”
The Healthy Man meal replacement is created exclusively for the new website and is a formula that includes improved fat burning ability, improved gut health and belly fat, increased stamina, hair strength and anti age.
The Healthy Man website also offers fitness, food, health and weight loss content as well as advice and tips from health and nutrition experts.
Available now is a Healthy Man 7-day meal plan, packed full of healthy recipes, think hearty steak dinner, chicken and chorizo pasta, chicken fajitas and sausage and egg breakfasts.
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