The Dietitian Cafe S2E1: Sam Howard

The Dietitian Cafe S2E1: Sam Howard

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Sweet or Sour? Unpacking the BDA’s Position Statement on Sweeteners With Duane Mellor and Gabrielle Morse

For years, messages about sugar reduction and sweeteners have fuelled confusion among both the public and healthcare professionals. From safety headlines to bold claims about benefits, dietitians and nutritionists have had to cut through the noise to provide credible, balanced ad ...  Show more

Are Creatine Supplements Essential or Overhyped? With Linia Patel and Nigel Mitchell

Creatine has long been associated with gym culture, but it’s now trending far beyond strength training, appearing across social media, women’s health spaces, and everyday wellness conversations. Despite its popularity, the evidence is often misrepresented or overhyped, particular ...  Show more

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