Food For Thought
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Food For Thought is brought to you by Rhiannon Lambert, the UK's leading Nutritionist. On a mission to simplify wellness, Rhiannon's Food For Thought podcast will equip you with all the evidence-based advice you need to live and breathe a healthy lifestyle. She is joined by special guests, all of whom can be considered experts in the world of wellbeing so that together we can learn..
Food For Thought
3w ago
Ever feel overwhelmed by the maze of nutrition advice for little ones? You’re not alone! This week on Food for Thought, I’m thrilled to chat with the brilliant Charlotte Stirling Reed, expert in feeding, weaning & fussy eating. Ultra-processed foods: How do we navigate the minefield that is UPF’s? Should we be completely avoiding these foods for the health of our children? Breakfast cereals: How do high-sugar breakfast cereals impact the health of our little ones? Early Nutrition Matters: Did you know the ‘First 1000 Days’—from conception to age two—is a critical period for child ..read more
Food For Thought
1M ago
In this week’s episode I sit down with the incredible Peter Hammarstedt, Director of Campaigns for @SeaShepherd.
Sea Shepherd’s sole mission is to protect and conserve the world’s oceans and marine wildlife. Sea Shepherd stands at the critical line between survival and extinction for countless marine species targeted by illegal ocean exploitation. Discover how illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing worldwide is bigger than the illicit drug trade, and it is devastating the ocean. Learn about the dangerous missions Peter and the other crew undertook in the name of protecting our marin ..read more
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In this week’s episode I sat down with the incredible Professor Sarah Berry. With over 20 years experience of nutrition research, Sarah is Chief Scientist at Zoe and has recently conducted exciting research examining diet & health outcomes of menopausal women. Discover how seed oils can actually benefit our health. Why are people so paranoid about omega-6 ratios? Uncover the truth about the underrepresentation of women in health research. Is it really the patriarchy or is there more to the story? Changes during menopause...how do hormonal changes during this time impact our lifestyle needs ..read more
Food For Thought
1M ago
In this week's episode I sit down with nutrition scientist and physiotherapist Simon Hill (@simonhill) to talk about all things nutrition, research, exercise and optimising health! We discuss topics surrounding misinformation - is the information on the news and in social media accurate? Does it accurately summarise the research? Study types - discover how some research can increase anxiety for people when it comes to food. Is the study based on humans or animals? What dose is the subject exposed to and for how long? Plant-based diets - find out how choosing a diet high in fibre, pl ..read more
Food For Thought
1M ago
Medical misinformation is everywhere! Have you seen bananas being compared to mars bars?
In this week’s podcast I sit down with Dr Karan Rajan (@drkaranrajan), at The Happy Place Festival, to discuss how misinformation can cause problems and how as a doctor he uses his platforms to help educate people. Probiotics - do the supplements all really work? We look into how you can get healthy bacteria strains and extra benefits from foods rather than capsules. Discover what factors determine how many times you pass wind! Boosting the immune system - find out whether you can actually do this and whet ..read more
Food For Thought
2M ago
Thinking of buying an online intolerance test? Did you know they aren’t scientifically backed and could be a waste of your money? ?
Join me in this week's episode of Food for Thought, where I sit down with the amazing Kirsten Jackson (@the.ibsdietitian), an expert in gut health and IBS. ?
Listen as Kirsten unpacks the complexities of IBS, from symptoms to misdiagnoses, and the often-overlooked impact of mental health. ?
? Kirsten’s ‘Take Control’ Method: Discover her powerful approach that combines movement, sleep optimisation, mental well-being, and nutrition to help you manage IBS effecti ..read more
Food For Thought
2M ago
Ever wondered what the secret to living a longer, healthier, and happier life might be? In this week's episode of Food for Thought, I chat with the incredibly inspiring Giulia Crouch, a food and health journalist and co-host of a weekly food segment on Times Radio! Giulia reveals the secrets of the world’s Blue Zones—regions where people live longer, healthier lives. Drawing on her rich Sardinian heritage, she shares insights from her bestselling book, The Happiest Diet in the World.
? The Power of Simplicity: Discover why the simplest dishes, like her Nonna’s tomato pasta, ca ..read more
Food For Thought
2M ago
Unlock the limitless potential of your brain in our latest episode with Dr Tara Swart, a distinguished neuroscientist, trusted advisor, and accomplished author. Join us as we navigate the fascinating world of neurology, discussing practical strategies and scientific insights to enhance your cognitive abilities and lifelong brain health. Tune in for an engaging exploration of the brain's incredible capabilities and how you can harness its full potential in everyday life.
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Food For Thought
2M ago
Join us in a candid conversation with Steph and Laura from KIC as they open up about the challenges of navigating social media’s influence on body image, food, and exercise. We explore their experiences with disordered eating, the ‘clean’ eating phenomenon, and the pressures of the ‘bounce back’ culture post-pregnancy. Tune in for a raw and honest discussion on the impact of modeling pressures and their journey towards a healthier, balanced approach to wellness.
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Food For Thought
2M ago
Did you know that women's health concerns like endometriosis and PMDD are often dismissed by healthcare professionals? Shockingly, it can take up to 8 years to get an endometriosis diagnosis in the UK—longer than in the US! In our latest Food for Thought episode, I sit down with the incredible Dr. Karen Tang (@karentangmd), a leading gynaecologist and reproductive health advocate. We dive deep into the barriers women face in getting proper care and how to break the stigma surrounding reproductive health. Remember, if you’re struggling with menstrual symptoms, it’s not something you should ..read more