By Samantha Blamires, Specialist Paediatric Allergy Dietitian Do you have the knowledge and skills to recognise and manage infants and young children presenting with symptoms of food protein-induced enterocolitis syndrome (FPIES)? A recent study has suggested a lack...
By Pippa Gibson RNutr Gut health seems to be on the tip of everybody’s tongue right now, including that of food manufacturers and home fermenters alike. But with the variety and range of fermented foods available, are all fermented foods equal? Or perhaps more...
Anna Burton, Specialist pancreatic dietitian The nutritional deficiencies caused by chronic pancreatitis are common and complex, with abdominal pain directly impacting an individual’s ability to eat. Paired with both lifestyle choices and ultimately the...
By Charlotte Radcliffe, Director & Registered Nutritionist at The Nutrition Consultant The environmental impact of the food we eat is one of the key changes we can all make to tackle the issue of climate change. With up to 30% of GHG emissions globally being...
By Dr Thivi Maruthappu The UK’s First Dual-Qualified Consultant Dermatologist and Nutritionist Honorary Senior Lecturer, Department of Nutritional Sciences, King’s College London Does what you eat affect your skin? This is a question that we have all been asked time...
By Sue Baic MSc Registered Dietitian Health promotion in corporate settings can provide rewarding opportunities for nutrition professionals. Read on to explore why dietary initiatives are valuable in the workplace and discover tips for successful delivery. Why...
