Nutritionist - New Forest Clinics

Yvonne Bishop-Weston Nutritionist - New Forest Food

Yvonne is starting new Nutritionist Clinics in the New Forest Hampshire. She'll be based in her home village of Beaulieu but offering clinics and testing in Lymington, Dibden and New Milton.

She will be offering home visits too.

The London clinics will continue as normal.

Nutritionists in London - Health Questionnaire

London Nutritionist Yvonne Bishop-Weston and other top Nutritionists in London - Health and Nutrition Questionnaire

Please fill in our health questionnaire to get a 10% Voucher towards a consultation with top London Nutritionist Yvonne Bishop-Weston and chance of a free healthy dinner party for you and your friends.

Nutritionist-London-Clinic WMV Video posted by @NutritionistW1 on TwitC

Nutritionist-London-Clinic WMV Video posted by @NutritionistW1 on TwitC

Every time I look at Twitter there is another world that has been born twiddle, twoddle, twideo , twiddable, tweeterific, twit twot twat - where will it all end? Where do people find the time? Take-a-ways?

Get fit: Diversity's Ashley Banjo on his diet

Diet & Fitness :: Get fit: Diversity's Ashley Banjo on his diet

Hold the front page! A busy few weeks in the media for London Nutritionist Yvonne as she went from Red top to glossy mag and back again.

Interviewed about 3D movie Streetdance star, Diversity 's Ashley Banjo and his diet, the New Ice Age Health Queen Yvonne suggested Ashley replace the frozen Yorkshire puddings in his freezer with frozen vegetables and frozen berries to up his anti-oxidant levels. This was deftly edited to advise him to put some frozen veg in his Yorkshire puddings ?!?! (N.B. must try)

Then she was asked by The Daily Record to reveal the truth about Vegetarian Diets in a feature for the Vegetarian Society's National Vegetarian Week

Finally more critique of celebrity diets for Sainsbury's Magazine before being asked to give her opinion on the baby food diet that some poor journalist at FHM was being made to try.

Which? confused about Omega 3

Omega 3 claims not clear - in Which?

You can be forgiven for getting confused about ALA / EPA and DHA - even Which? get confused. They mixed up ALA and EPA in a recent news item. Even though they seem a bit non committal about vegetarian sources of DHA and EPA essential fats at least they give one of them ( V Pure algae) a plug. Here's our list of sustainable plant based alternatives to omega 3 fish oil.

V-Pure Algae plant based EPA / DHA omega 3 fish alternative
This DHA rich Algal oil also has some EPA in it. The Algae is grown in steel tanks in a controlled environment and then the essential fats are coaxed out using a unique high tech natural process to allow the production of a concentrated omega 3 DHA rich oil

Echium Oil an omega 3 rich plant based fish oil alternative that converts well to EPA
Echium is a most amazing plant that has naturally ocurring longer chain omega 3 and omega 6 fats. The combination of these two longer chain essential fats means that in studies Echium oil converts to EPA 5 times more efficiently than flax oil.

Omega 7 - Sea Buckthorn Oil
Foods for Life Nutritionist Gareth Zeal has revealed that research suggests that omega 7 - particularly Seabuckthorn oil, which is rich in omega 7, like longer chain omega 6 helps with the conversion pathway and makes it easier for the body to convert shorter chain essential fat omega oils into longer chain essential fats such as EPA and DHA.

Natural Fertility Nutrition

Foods that make you fertile - ( I village)

Research has shown that up to a third of couples struggle to conceive - so what can people do to increase their fertility? London nutritionist Yvonne Bishop-Weston gives her advice on the best foods that help to make you fertile

Yvonne is registered with  Foresight Pre-conceptual care and has over 100 different biochemical laboratory tests to choose from to get to the root of a problem. See also Fertility Clinic London

Yvonne-Bishop-Weston- Radio Interview

Yvonne-Bishop-Weston on Passion for the PlanetRadio

London Nutritionist Yvonne Bishop-Weston talks about Why 5 a Day on Passion for the Planet Radio

What are they, why we need them, what to look for, benefits and advantages.

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