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Features |Lifestyle|Weight gain: How genetic is it?| Health Sector
Doctors and London Nutritionist Yvonne Bishop-Weston discuss the impact of genetics on weight gain and obesity. Nature? nurture? hormones? bad diet?
Nutritionist London
Tuesday, 30 April 2013
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
London Nutritionist In Look Magazine
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Yvonne in this weeks Look magazine with Chlorella recipes for Rosie Huntingdon Whiteley fans
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| Seaweed and Algae Shake + Chlorella recipes |
Wednesday, 10 April 2013
Time to make fizzy drinks really expensive
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Nutritionist London says "It's time to make fizzy drinks really expensive" on expert health panel, to Natural Products Industry at Olympia London
Nutritionist London says "It's time to make fizzy drinks really expensive" on expert health panel, to Natural Products Industry at Olympia London
Thursday, 4 April 2013
Vegan Diet Key Ingredient in Recipe for Healthier Nation says London Nutritionist
Natural Products Live!
Leading London Nutritionist will be helping to put together a manifesto for a healthier UK on Sunday 7th April at The Natural and Organic Products Europe show in London at Kensington Olympia
10.30–11.30 | Health of a Nation
Yvonne Bishop Weston
Dr Chris Etheridge
Lisa Gawthorne
Chaired by Simon Wright
As debate rages about how to deal with Britain’s ‘health time-bomb’ our panel of leading health professionals, nutritionists and researchers come together to offer the natural healthcare sector’s perspective on the ‘Health of The Nation’ debate. Drawing on newly commissioned research and calling on ‘expert witnesses’ from key disciplines, this important discussion will demonstrate that there is a real, proven alternative to our illness-centred approach health. And we’ll use the session to draw up a Manifesto for a Naturally Healthy Nation.
www.optimumnutritionists.com
www.drchrisetheridge.co.uk
www.gonein60minutes.co.uk
Yvonne will also be appearing at Olympia again at www.london.vegfest.co.uk in October
Leading London Nutritionist will be helping to put together a manifesto for a healthier UK on Sunday 7th April at The Natural and Organic Products Europe show in London at Kensington Olympia
Sunday 7 April 2013
10.30–11.30 | Health of a NationDr Chris Etheridge
Lisa Gawthorne
Chaired by Simon Wright
As debate rages about how to deal with Britain’s ‘health time-bomb’ our panel of leading health professionals, nutritionists and researchers come together to offer the natural healthcare sector’s perspective on the ‘Health of The Nation’ debate. Drawing on newly commissioned research and calling on ‘expert witnesses’ from key disciplines, this important discussion will demonstrate that there is a real, proven alternative to our illness-centred approach health. And we’ll use the session to draw up a Manifesto for a Naturally Healthy Nation.
www.optimumnutritionists.com
www.drchrisetheridge.co.uk
www.gonein60minutes.co.uk
Yvonne will also be appearing at Olympia again at www.london.vegfest.co.uk in October
Wednesday, 9 January 2013
60% toddlers hooked on sweets
Sixty per cent of toddlers are hooked on sweets according to Vitabiotics Wellkid Baby Drops research | Mail Online
We are teaching our kids to crave unhealthy foods even before their tastes are fully formed , teaching them a love of sugar, what they don't know they wouldn't miss but we behave like drug dealers giving them little bits until children are hooked.
The research, conducted by Vitabiotics WellKid Baby Drops, suggests that a key cause of the problem is that parents are using sweets and chocolate to bribe fussy eaters.
We are teaching our kids to crave unhealthy foods even before their tastes are fully formed , teaching them a love of sugar, what they don't know they wouldn't miss but we behave like drug dealers giving them little bits until children are hooked.
Nutritionist Yvonne Bishop-Weston told The Daily Mail : ‘The research is certainly concerning and reflects what I see in my nutritional practice.
PARENTS CAUGHT IN A NUTRITIONAL NIGHTMARE
90 per cent of parents are confused about how to properly nourish their children
89 per cent think there is a lack of public information about how to give babies a good nutritional foundation
93 per cent of mothers think there should be classes available on weaning and feeding babies
87 per cent of parents are not aware of which vitamins their child needs
81 per cent feel there is a limited selection of healthy meals available on children’s menus
26 per cent of parents add salt to their children’s food before they turn three
89 per cent think there is a lack of public information about how to give babies a good nutritional foundation
93 per cent of mothers think there should be classes available on weaning and feeding babies
87 per cent of parents are not aware of which vitamins their child needs
81 per cent feel there is a limited selection of healthy meals available on children’s menus
26 per cent of parents add salt to their children’s food before they turn three
‘Parents are introducing chocolate and sweets into their babies and toddlers diets too early. It is predicted that by 2030 half the UK will be obese, if we don’t act now.
The research, conducted by Vitabiotics WellKid Baby Drops, suggests that a key cause of the problem is that parents are using sweets and chocolate to bribe fussy eaters.
Saturday, 22 December 2012
Friday, 21 December 2012
Babies hooked on chocolate - Study
Leeds toddlers are hooked on chocolate - Local - Morley Observer and Advertiser
London Nutritionist Yvonne Bishop-Weston discusses new study on infant sweet addiction, the epidemic of rising childhood obesity and a a study by leading vitamin company Vitabiotics
Nutritionist London
London Nutritionist Yvonne Bishop-Weston discusses new study on infant sweet addiction, the epidemic of rising childhood obesity and a a study by leading vitamin company Vitabiotics
The survey, which was carried out among more than 2,000 parents, showed that nearly a quarter of parents were giving chocolate to their child before the age of 12 months.
The results add fuel to the fire of Britain’s burgeoning obesity epidemic, as the current number of overweight schoolchildren in the UK is already nearly two million, of which about 700,000 are obese.
Nutritionist Yvonne Bishop-Weston said: “The dietary patterns we lay down from when we wean children may well have an impact on their future food choices and health.....Read More....
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