Comfort Eating & Stress
While seeking solace in food can provide temporary relief, research suggests that it may impair the body’s natural mechanisms for stress recovery, aggravate the negative effects of stress on overall well-being.
Read MoreWhile seeking solace in food can provide temporary relief, research suggests that it may impair the body’s natural mechanisms for stress recovery, aggravate the negative effects of stress on overall well-being.
Read MoreBy Elisa Daly “Elisa is a current MSc student in Nutrition and Behaviour, having already gained a PG cert in […]
Read MoreThe Guardian recently reported on a new study linking consumption of ultra processed foods to 32 different negative health outcomes. […]
Read MoreIn a recent Nutritank webinar titled ‘Using the Eatwell Guide as an effective tool for communicating nutrition’, David Titman, registered […]
Read MoreWritten by Charly Kelly (Sheffield Hallam University Nutrition and Dietetics Student) ‘The things that make you live longer, are the […]
Read MoreDr Tilly Spurr a sports nutritionist and lecturer at the University of Chichester discussed the 2000kcal signage on menus. In […]
Read MoreThis article is written by Louise Bennion ANutr. Louise is a Registered Associate Nutritionist currently working in the NHS with […]
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Read MoreThe Guardian highlighted this year that 61 NHS trusts in England, including specialist cancer and children’s hospitals, are serving processed […]
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Read MoreThe World Health Organisation (WHO) has published a new action guide for sports event organisers. This publication was developed in […]
Read MoreThe Government launched a report in Mid June on food poverty and free school meals in the UK. The report […]
Read MoreIodine is a trace element that is naturally present in some foods and added to some types of salt. Iodine […]
Read MoreDr Jess Laidlaw introduces the global challenge of childhood obesity, and what you can do to make a difference. Hello, […]
Read MoreMy work as the London Fire Brigade’s (LFB’s) nutritionist originates from a pilot worksite intervention I designed. This improved dietary […]
Read MoreEvery year in the United Kingdom the National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS) is conducted to gather information on dietary […]
Read More‘Holistic health’ is becoming an increasingly familiar term in the public domain but what might it actually mean in the […]
Read MoreIt’s been less than two weeks since the UK government launched its Better Health campaign to address overweight & obesity […]
Read MorePoor Diet Leads to Early Death Never has it been more important to educate people about the food and lifestyle […]
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