Chances are you’ve tried dieting at some point in your life and might have lost some weight but for how long? It’s a vicious cycle I see happen time and time again in my Rhitrition clinic. The approach to dieting is all too often extreme and restrictive, with the promise of quick results. This week’s Food For Thought sees registered dietitian and author Ilana Muhlstein and I explore the foods we can all eat which could encourage sustainable weight loss and support our health for the long term. For more information, visit Rhitrition.com and Instagram.com/Rhitrition.

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Hormones can have profound effects on our mental, physical and emotional health. They play such a key role in managing the likes of our appetite, weight and psychology. So, if wondering why you don’t feel quite yourself, it might be time to understand exactly how hormones influence how you really feel. This week’s Food For Thought sees Dr Anjali Amin and I deep dive into what hormones really are and whether you really can harness your hormones. For more information, visit Rhitrition.com and Instagram.com/Rhitrition.

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Misconceptions and unsustainable diets make the prospect of eating healthy an unrealistic goal but it really doesn’t need to be the case! While knowing how to eat well has become unnecessarily confusing - the truth couldn’t be simpler. This week’s Food For Thought sees Registered Dietitian Charlie Watson and I explore how to enjoy a healthier diet and what we can do to make better choices. For more information, visit Rhitrition.com and Instagram.com/Rhitrition.

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Food and cooking over the years has become so much more exciting and interest has exploded in this area. The last year has perhaps seen us cooking at home more than ever. There can become a time though when we reach a limit and inspiration comes to a standstill, but there is always so much to love about food and the endless creativity that comes with it. This week’s Food For Thought sees two-star Michelin chef Michel Roux Jr and I explore what it takes to reach the top in your profession, his career thus far and what is still to come. For more information, visit Rhitrition.com and Instagram.com/Rhitrition.

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Relationships with food have become complex and in some cases obsessive. In times of uncertainty, it’s little wonder a surge in disordered eating has damaged relationships with food. Thankfully, we all have the power to rebuild and change our approach and shun diets for good. This week’s Food For Thought sees one of our own Registered Nutritionists at Rhitrition Sophie Bertrand! We’re exploring the principles behind anti-dieting approaches to help you fall back in love with eating. For more information, visit Rhitrition.com and Instagram.com/Rhitrition.

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We’ve all been there, quickly popping to the shops to pick up a few essentials and come out laden with food products, many of which we didn’t actually need. You’d think we’d learn after this has happened a couple of times, especially with not wanting food to go to waste and to help reduce our spending. The thing is supermarkets have cleverly devised ways to encourage us to buy more than necessary time and time again. This week’s Food For Thought sees TV presenter and author Chris Bavin and I examine the psychology that goes into our shopping and suggest how we can all become better buyers. For more information, visit Rhitrition.com and Instagram.com/Rhitrition. 

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Social media influencers poor nutrition and health advice 8 times out of 9 - that's according to Glasgow University who studied self-appointed wellness 'experts' with more than 80,000 followers! With a minefield of supposedly authoritative resources each providing their own take on a nutritional education, it's little wonder confusion is rising and our health is suffering. This week’s Food For Thought sees Dietitian Lyndi Cohen and I delve into the worse nutrition advice out there to help you sort fact from fiction once and for all! For more information, visit Rhitrition.com and Instagram.com/Rhitrition. 

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Something so many of us are after is confidence. While some seem to be born with it or fake it until they make it, it just doesn’t come easy to so many people. Something that is becoming increasing prevalent is a lack of self-assurance and with this insecurity, but we can change this, by realising your true worth and finding faith in yourself! This week’s Food For Thought sees body confidence influencer Alex Light and I explore how to overcome insecurities and build real self-assurance. For more information, visit Rhitrition.com and Instagram.com/Rhitrition.

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Please know that bloating is 100% natural and happens to us all. However, it really can be troubling for many who experience especially painful symptoms as well as suffering from IBS. This week’s Food For Thought sees registered dietitian and Rhitrition’s very own gut health specialist Kaitlin Colucci and I delve deep into digestion and explore how we can beat the bloat for good! For more information, visit Rhitrition.com and Instagram.com/Rhitrition.

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We all know the benefits of exercise, yet why at times can it be so hard to commit to it or to see the results we want? Well, something we need to think about is our whole approach to exercise in order to be able to reap the benefits of working out and do what is right for our physical and mental health. This week’s Food For Thought see trainer Stef Williams and I discover how we can make exercise work for us, omit the notorious fitness mistakes and become the fittest you can be while at home. For more information, visit Rhitrition.com and Instagram.com/Rhitrition.

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