Avoiding Ultra-Processed Foods – Useful Advice or Useless Label? Dr Sean Wheatley, MSc, PhD. Science and Research Lead. One of our recent blogs (available here) talked about polarised views in the world of nutrition. This theme is continued here. On this occasion, the debate is…
Read moreWorld Diabetes Day 2024: Let’s Talk About Well-being Dr Sean Wheatley, MSc, PhD. Science and Research Lead Every year, the 14th of November is “World Diabetes Day”, the world’s biggest diabetes awareness campaign. Created by the International Diabetes Federation in 1991, World Diabetes Day takes…
Read moreType 2 Diabetes Remission: Low Carb versus Low Calorie, and the difficulty with comparing studies Dr Sean Wheatley, MSc, PhD. Science and Research Lead Type 2 diabetes was previously thought to be a progressive condition, but it is now clear that this need not be…
Read moreSchrödinger’s Fat – Confusion and Contradictions in Dietary Advice Dr Sean Wheatley, MSc, PhD. Science and Research Lead As anyone who works in, or has had any involvement with, the world of nutrition knows – no one ever agrees on anything. Okay, that might be…
Read moreThe Issues With “Eat Less, Move More” – Why Common Weight Loss Advice is Not as Helpful as You Would Hope Dr Sean Wheatley, MSc, PhD. Science and Research Lead When trying to lose weight, people are often encouraged to “eat less, move more”. As…
Read moreThe Benefits of Using a Behaviour Change Coach Paul Hollinrake, Researcher & Trainer in Public Health In an age where self-improvement is both a personal and professional pursuit, the role of behaviour change coaches has become increasingly prominent. These specialists help individuals alter their habits, enhance…
Read more10K Steps a Day: Fact or Fiction? Do I need to do 10,000 steps every day? Dr Sean Wheatley, MSc, PhD. Science and Research Lead. It is undeniable that being physically active has a range of health benefits, with huge amounts of evidence supporting…
Read moreIs Intermittent Fasting Going to Kill Me? Dr Sean Wheatley, MSc, PhD. Science and Research Lead. A number of recent news reports (which I’m not going to link to as they don’t deserve the clicks) have reported that time restricted eating significantly increases the risk…
Read moreStaying Healthy on a Budget – Part 2. Hannah Knight - Accounts & Administration Assistant Welcome back to the second instalment of Staying Healthy on a Budget. We hope you enjoyed the tips from the first blog. Here at X-PERT Health we are back with…
Read moreStaying Healthy on a Budget – Part 1. Hannah Knight - Accounts & Administration Assistant The past few months have been difficult for many of us with the cost of living increasing. It can be a daunting and stressful time trying to manage your finances…
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