PMS Top 10 food tips to reduce symptoms
Up to 75% of women will experience premenstrual syndrome (PMS) at some point in their reproductive years. Symptoms of PMS include mood swings, exhaustion, bloating, and cravings. As a specialised dietitian, I have personally witnessed the transformative power of nutrition in lowering PMS symptoms and enhancing quality of life.
It is commonly believed that avoiding foods and drinks like fat, chocolate, processed sugars, caffeine, fizzy minerals, and alcohol can make symptoms worse for those who consume them. Depending on your symptoms, health, and dietary habits, this may be beneficial. However, did you know that there are a variety of foods that are simple to include in your diet? These foods are not only perfect for people with PMS, but everyone can benefit from them!
How Your Digestive Health May Impact Alzheimer’s Disease Risk
Discover the fascinating link between your gut health and cognitive function from award-winning UK dietitian Gillian Killiner. Drawing from 30 years of clinical experience and groundbreaking research, learn how specific gut bacteria influence brain health and may help prevent Alzheimer’s disease. From beneficial bacterial strains to practical dietary strategies, this evidence-based guide reveals how to support your cognitive wellness through gut health. Featuring real client success stories and actionable steps you can take today. Book your consultation at 121 Dietitian’s Hollywood clinic or online to start your journey toward optimal brain health through personalised nutrition.
Cholesterol: Dispelling the Myth and Unveiling the True Culprits of Poor Heart Health
For decades, cholesterol has been portrayed as the bad guy behind heart disease and poor health. However, it has also been known for many years that cholesterol and especially consuming cholesterol foods are not the true culprit. As a dietitian committed to promoting natural foods and supplements for optimal health, it is essential to explore […]
Mental Health -Exploring the Relationship with Antidepressants and Gut Microbiota
Mental Health As a specialist dietitian, I continually raise awareness about the impact and importance of diet on mental health. The recent Panorama programme regarding the difficulty of antidepressant withdrawal has highlighted the vast numbers of dependants, the need for alternatives, and if possible, avoiding them in the first place. This blog hopes to […]
