Creating Healthy Relationships

Creating Healthy Relationships

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Food for Healing, Are Oats Good? & Mindset Shifts

This week we're answering your questions on everything from supporting a loved one through cancer treatment to navigating the confusing world of nutrition advice online.We discuss the role food can play during treatment and recovery, explore practical ways to cultivate a more opt ...  Show more

Can Foods Boost Weight Loss Hormones? Fruit Juice & Supplement Myths

Can certain foods really boost the hormones linked to appetite and weight regulation? Has fruit juice been unfairly demonised? And why are NHS staff increasingly spending their time debunking supplement misinformation? This week we unpack the growing trend around "natural GLP-1" ...  Show more

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