Cholesterol? Or homocysteine?
It’s not something that gets a lot of airtime, even though a lot of what cholesterol takes the blame for...
Read moreWith a BSc in Nutritional Therapy, TC has worked for government in the area of food safety and standards regulation. While there she noted that UK government nutrition policy is not always as robustly up to date as it could be. TC then worked for the food industry, where she advised on the practical application of the food safety and standards regulations and lobbied government on a number of nutrition related issues. She is currently freelancing in the food industry, providing regulatory advice on nutrition, food labelling, and health claims. She has recently published a book on nutrition for healthcare practitioners which is intended to address some of the imbalances in nutrition awareness among primary care practitioners. If you wish to contact TC please email [email protected]
It’s not something that gets a lot of airtime, even though a lot of what cholesterol takes the blame for...
Read moreThe global cost of obesity and its associated health conditions, like diabetes and cardiovascular disease, runs into trillions of dollars
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Read moreThe UK has a malnutrition crisis hiding in plain sight, and almost nobody in government seems to be taking any...
Read moreGlyphosate is marketed as a herbicide under the name Roundup around the world. However, It doesn't just kill weeds. Are...
Read moreModern ultra-processed foods make great claims about how they improve our health. T C Callis challenges the validity of the...
Read moreIn her usual no-punches-pulled style, Teece Callis outlines the latest WHO report on artificial sweeteners, and declares them not so...
Read moreIf you believe that the food industry exists to support health, T C Callis has a bridge you might like...
Read moreIn another intriguing article about our lifelong relationship with food Teece Callis helps us to understand why diets don't work.
Read moreT C Callis confronts the current fashion for "detox" diets, and impresses on her readers that they are a delusion.
Read moreIn another stunning article TC Callis considers the physical and psychological benefits of a healthy microbiome in the gut.
Read moreTeece Callis shows us the importance of choosing to 'eat the rainbow'. In her article she reveals how different colours...
Read moreHow reliable is the nutrition advice that is out there? And who should we really be taking notice of?
Read moreTC Callis examines the growing hunger crisis in the UK and the rise of volunteer food banks seeking to feed...
Read moreTC Callis guides us through the autumnal procedures of preserving the year's bounty to stock up our larder for the...
Read moreThe government's food strategy is no strategy at all, according to Teece Callis in her latest article on healthy feeding...
Read moreTC explains why the government's latest strategy to reduce obesity lacks evidence to support it and threatens to be an...
Read moreLiving in destitution: the National Institute of Economic and Social Research has released a report predicting a 31% increase in...
Read moreFood on the table with fibre for healthy eating
Read moreHealth professionals, the food industry and government public health messaging have been telling us to avoid fat for decades.
Read moreIn her latest article Teece Callis asks if veganism is good for you. She highlights some difficulties arising from adopting...
Read moreThe UK diet has changed dramatically with the arrival of supermarkets and the increase in sugar and fat in foods...
Read moreFor thousands of years human beings have been fermenting the food and drink they consume as a means to preserve...
Read moreTeece explains the importance of boosting our vitamin D during the autumn and winter, when there isn't enough sun for...
Read moreWhat is seasonality anyway? Is eating seasonally really better? And is seasonality the same as sustainability?
Read moreHealthy eating on a limited budget is achievable. TC shows us how. With a sample lentil recipe costing about 50p...
Read morePoverty, obesity and malnutrition go hand in hand. Food choices become far more limited and poverty can mean choice of...
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