Eat For You Dietitian
Specialist Dietitian in Eating Disorders and Disordered Eating
Category: Lifestyle
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The rising prices of household items can heavily impact our budget. To save on groceries, consider opting for frozen or tinned fruits and vegetables, generic pasta and bread, and store-brand cereals. Use beans and pulses as affordable protein sources, and choose cost-effective oils and spreads. Exploring cheaper alternatives can significantly reduce your expenses without sacrificing…
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I’ve recently started a new Specialist Eating Disorders Dietitian role within an adult community service focusing on outpatients and day care treatment, primarily treating anorexia nervosa. Today I sat in one of the groups with the day care unit and one of the topics that came up was the ongoing ‘diet talk’ from family members…
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The year of 2023 has been a rollercoaster already. It has been showing me that life can change in the blink of an eye. We think we’re in control but life has a way. It started off with New Year’s Day evening beginning to experience the most extreme sciatica pain I have ever felt. The…
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What I’m finding is a common theme when speaking to my patients in my clinic is that they are apologising for what they’ve done over the Christmas period. I can’t judge a person on the dietary choices they make because the choices that they make are based on many factors that are not completely in…
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I’m one of those people who struggles to be in silence. I’ve noticed that I constantly have the radio on, tv, podcast, audiobook or spotify playing. Even during my morning workout planned by my running coach, I had Friends playing on Netflix throughout. Although most of my week is spent working from home, I am…
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It’s time to clear out the clothes you ‘might wear again’ Stop wearing clothes that are too tight/small/uncomfortable … It is liberating to finally stop wearing clothes that I can’t wait to take off almost straight away. As a person who suffers with IBS- Constipation predominant with abdominal bloating, generally managed through diet and lifestyle…


