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Getting the Christmas Parties Started!
Guest Blog by Sian Porter, Consultant Dietitian & Spokesperson for the British Dietetic Association With the festive party season kicking off, there is a tangible sense of excitement and frivolity. For many of us the Christmas period is the one … Continue reading
Posted in Alcohol, Health and Wellbeing, Nutrition, Obesity, Public Health, Uncategorized
Tagged 5-a-day, alcohol, British Dietetic Association, congeners, meal portions, NHS, nutrition
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French Lessons that can really help
As the challenge of an increasing obesogenic population shows no sign of going away, the deluge of diet regimes, fitness regimes and research that either condemns or promotes certain foods over another continues to flow. How do we begin to … Continue reading
Posted in Childhood Obesity, Nutrition, Obesity, Public Health
Tagged Careless Eating Costs Lives, diet, Dieticians, EPODE, healthy diet, nutrition, obesogenic
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Dietitians are the gold standard of Food & Nutrition Professionals
Guest Blog by BDA Chairman, Dr Fiona McCullough Dietitians Week (8-12 June 2015), is led by the British Dietetic Association (BDA) and provides a fantastic opportunity to promote the dietetic profession nationally and even globally. The BDA, founded in 1936, … Continue reading
Breakfast – the best way to start the day
With Breakfast Week taking place between 25th – 31st January 2015, award winning dietician and nutritionist Azmina Govindji explains the benefits of eating a healthy, balanced breakfast and advises on the best breakfasts to suit different lifestyles and needs. Azmina on … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Wellbeing, Nutrition
Tagged Azmina Govindji, blood sugar, Breakfast week, digestion, energy, healthy breakfast, iron, nutrients, nutrition, protein
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School food, backs, work and nurses – what we are thinking…
Why do we make food so complicated? New DfE guidelines for school food are supposed to be simpler, will be mandatory for some and not others but we are are unclear as to whether they have closed loopholes. We visited … Continue reading
Posted in Arthritis, Commissioning, Nutrition
Tagged Ankylosing Spondylitiis, AS, back pain, Daily Mail, DfE, diagnosis, district nurses, Guardian, nutrition, RA, Rheumatoid Arthritis, School food, telegraph
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Today is World Hunger Day
Guest blog by Hannah Brearley, Research and Events Administrator at 2020health At the beginning of this month, in order to raise awareness about the 1.4 billion people currently living in extreme poverty, I took part in an initiative called ‘Live … Continue reading
Posted in Nutrition, Poverty
Tagged Fundraising, healthy eating, Live Below the Line, nutrition, Poverty, World Hunger day
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