Eat healthy and save money Author: Paul Hollinrake, Researcher & Trainer in Public Health/30 August 2018 There is no doubt that some healthy foods can be expensive, therefore it could be argued that it is difficult to eat well if you are on a tight…
Read moreStress symptoms and management Author: Nina Evans, Researcher & Trainer in Public Health/23 August 2018 Now the summer holidays are coming to a close and a new school year is about to begin, it could be a stressful time for some of us. This week’s…
Read moreFood labelling, what to really look for Author: Matt Whitaker, Digital Health Lead/17 August 2018 Food shopping, for some is a complex field. Most food packages host a wealth of information from nutritional data to colour coordination dependent on perceived health implications to lists of…
Read moreType 2 Diabetes Remission Revisited: Why One Size Might Fit All After All… (Sometimes) Author: Dr. Sean Wheatley, PhD – Science and Research Lead/9th August The DiRECT study, as well as other research, has shown us that type 2 diabetes can be put into remission.…
Read moreWhetting the Appetite – Part Two: Coping with Hunger Cues Author: Paul Hollinrake, Researcher & Trainer in Public Health/1 August 2018 In part one of this blog, we discussed how our hormones, nervous system and organs work together to regulate appetite. In part two we look at…
Read more6 Ways to Identify Hidden Sugars in Your Diet Author: Nina Evans, Researcher & Trainer in Public Health/26 July 2018 The current demand for sugar in the UK is two million tonnes per year. The average British adult eats approximately 15 teaspoons (60g) of free…
Read moreDoes stress impact hair colour? It’s a bit of a grey area… Author: Matt Whitaker, Digital Health Lead/12 July 2018 Aging is an inescapable progression that comes with the inevitability of time. It is a complex process involving genetics, hormones and environmental mechanisms which impact…
Read morePhysiological systems that regulate appetite Author: Paul Hollinrake, Researcher & Trainer in Public Health/5 July 2018 In a previous blog, we discussed the limitations of counting calories and highlighted that calories are not independent of each other e.g. reducing calories (energy in) can also result in a…
Read moreBarbecues the good and bad Author: Nina Evans, Researcher & Trainer in Public Health/28 June 2018 Barbecues the good and bad. As it’s that time of year again for al fresco dining, dodgy t-shirt tans, and ice-cream vans. It’s only right that this blog discusses…
Read moreFood for Thought conference Author: Dr. Sean Wheatley, PhD – Science and Research Lead/21 June 2018 Last week (on the 14 and 15th June 2018) the British Medical Journal (the BMJ) and Swiss Re (an insurance/reinsurance company) co-hosted a conference titled “Food for thought: the…
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