Olivia Parry

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Why aren’t governments focusing on implementation instead of regurgitating campaigns for obesity and overweight?

This week this news article caught my eye. It’s about successive governments’ problems with their lack of policy implementation. Politicians love to churn out anti-obesity policies and campaigns – but does anything actually change? Government advice on following a low-fat diet has resulted in obesity and Type 2 diabetes rates doubling in just 20 years. […]

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Deadly oil

Don’t eat this if you are serious about getting healthier! I don’t usually give nutrition advice in my newsletter, but this year I have been reading and hearing the old saying, ‘everything in moderation’. I morally need to tell you that vegetable oils * – especially when heated at high temperatures or in processed foods

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Are you frustrated with your lack of planning or is it the government’s change of rules?

First I recommend you stop blaming yourself. It’s not your fault the shops were all closed just before Christmas. I had plans to go to my local gift shop and buy some unique and beautiful non-high street presents and give retailers (apart from Amazon) a chance this year. So, here’s a quick thought. How about

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Don’t be a victim.

Hillbilly Elegy on Netflix tells the story of how Yale lawyer JD Vance overcame his mother’s opioid addiction and upbringing of poverty and hardship to become successful. His Grandma, ‘Mamaw’ told her grandson, “You’ve gotta decide you wanna be somebody or note” You’ve got to decide if you ‘wanna’ be slim and healthy or not.

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Election result in USA disputed – how does this impact our health – and our waistlines?

There is more uncertainty in the mix (on top of the latest lockdown) because what happens in the world’s largest economy impacts us. I get it. It’s impossible not to be affected by our environment. Events unfold and we sometimes feel our minds are on overload. The thoughts can go round in a loop where

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