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Amanda Gray - Dietitian Amanda Gray - Dietitian

Diet and Diabetes

Type 2 diabetes mellitus is characterised by high blood glucose, insulin resistance and relative lack of insulin. Type II diabetes is primarily impacted on by what we eat, in particular the carbohydrates in foods.

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Amanda Gray - Dietitian Amanda Gray - Dietitian

Malnutrition

Malnutrition occurs when an individual does not meet their required nutritional needs. This can happen when we don’t consume enough food for our bodies or our bodies are unable to absorb all the nutrients due to underlying health conditions such as coeliac disease.

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Amanda Gray - Dietitian Amanda Gray - Dietitian

Asthma, Antioxidants, and Body Weight

There is emerging evidence to suggest that a diet high in antioxidants, specifically vitamin C, as well as maintaining a healthy weight can benefit those living with asthma.

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Ash McNicol - Exercise Physiologist Ash McNicol - Exercise Physiologist

Hydration

Yes the colour of your pee can be a good indicator of your level of hydration, but like many areas of health it is more complex than that.

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Ash McNicol - Exercise Physiologist Ash McNicol - Exercise Physiologist

Exercise for Dementia and Alzheimer’s

Exercise might be the best broard treatment/management for Dementia and other diseases that cause cognitive decline.

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