April 28 '24What is Stress and What Does it do to the Body?You may have a good idea of what stress is based on your life experiences. As a health psychologist, seeing the impacts of stress on psychological and physiological health and wellbeing, I’ve identified that there are some common misunderstandings about stress.Dr Sula Windgassen,
April 7 '24How Stress Impacts Your Food ChoicesOne area where stress can significantly influence our lives is in our food choices. From appetite loss to stress eating, the relationship between stress and food is complex and multifaceted. This article will explore how stress affects our food choices and provide tips for managing stress-related eating.Maeve Hanan,
March 31 '24How to Speak to Your GP About StressOne question we often get asked is when does stress become a problem and at what point should you speak to your doctor? April is stress awareness month, and we wanted to shed some light on this important topic.Dr Nirja Joshi,
March 29 '24Nutrition After PregnancyThe body goes through a lot throughout pregnancy and giving birth, so it is important for mothers to take care of themselves after their baby is born, which includes aiming to consume a nutritious diet. This article will cover key nutritional considerations during this momentous life stage.Maeve Hanan,
March 27 '24Nutrition During PregnancyUnfortunately, there are a lot of myths and misconceptions surrounding this important topic. So this article will explore the evidence-based role of nutrition in pregnancy.Maeve Hanan,
March 25 '24Nutrition Before PregnancyThis article will delve into the importance of nutrition for women who are hoping to get pregnant in the near future (of course prenatal nutrition is also important for men, but that topic deserves its own full article).Maeve Hanan,
March 11 '24Nutrition During the MenopauseDuring the menopause, nutrition plays a pivotal role in managing symptoms and supporting overall health and well-being. This article will address important nutritional considerations during menopause.Maeve Hanan,
March 11 '245 Myths About EndometriosisEndometriosis is a condition where cells similar to the ones in the lining of the womb, most commonly within the pelvis but can also affect other parts of the body (1). These cells respond to hormone fluctuations across the menstrual cycle, which can cause pain and inflammation in the surrounding tissue (2). In this article, we're breaking down what it is, it's symptoms, how if affects fertility, and the dietary patterns which can help manage it.Dr Hazel Wallace,
March 4 '24Carbohydrates and PCOSIn this article, we're going to explore the relationship between carbohydrates and PCOS and what role they can play in helping to manage the symptoms.Dr Hazel Wallace,
February 26 '24Seemingly Healthy Habits That Can Affect Your HormonesHormones are incredibly sensitive to our diet and lifestyle, and even behaviours pursued in the name of “health” could be more harmful than helpful. In this article, we will explore some trending “healthy habits” that can impact our hormones, the potential effects of this and what you can do instead to keep your hormones happy.Elle Kelly,
February 19 '24Can Greens Powders Balance Hormones?This article will focus specifically on the ‘hormone balancing’ claims targeting women.Maeve Hanan,
February 5 '24Can Food Impact Oestrogen Levels?This article delves into the relationship between nutrition and oestrogen levels, exploring how dietary choices can impact this.Maeve Hanan,
January 29 '243 Nutritious Considerations for 2024This article will take it back to basics and highlight 3 healthy, evidence-based nutritional considerations for 2024; with a focus on what you can add to your diet rather than a list of things to avoid or limit.Maeve Hanan,
TodayA Beginners Guide to Fuelling in the GymIf you want to make the most out of your sessions, fuelling yourself with the right nutrition is key and thankfully, we’ve got everything that you need to know to build strength, enhance performance, and optimise your recovery, right here in this article.Elle Kelly,
January 15 '24Extreme Diet vs. Sustainable ChangeFad diets, why they don't work and nutrition choices you can make in 2024 that aren't extreme.Maeve Hanan,
January 8 '24How to Live Your Fittest Life in 2024Whether your fitness goals are big or small, how can you set yourself up to make 2024 your fittest year yet?Michelle Carroll,
December 18 '23How to Manage Stress Through the Festive PeriodIf you find the festive period stressful, it may be comforting to know you’re not alone. Read on for some tips on how to manage this stress.Dr Sula Windgassen,
December 11 '23Protecting Your Body Image Over the HolidaysWith changes in your diet, exercise and routine, how can you navigate “the most wonderful time of the year” whilst keeping your body image concerns at bay?