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In this episode Dr Hazel is joined by Dr John Kennedy, an O&G doctor who qualified from University College Dublin in 2000.  

He has been working exclusively in fertility medicine since 2013 and is the clinical lead at Thérapie Fertility Clinic, with his expert team who have helped intended parents in Ireland to build their families

This episode covers:

• Reasons someone might freeze their eggs
• What is the best age to do it and is there an age cut off?
• Benefits of freezing embryos over eggs?
• Success rates with egg freezing
• Cost of egg freezing
• What practically happens (stimulation med’s and collection day)
• Should you check you AMH if you’re considering egg freezing?

Interested in more content like this? Check out www.thefoodmedic.co.uk

In this episode Dr Hazel is joined by Mr Martin Hirsch, a consultant gynaecologist and endometriosis specialist practicing both in the NHS and privately.

He can be found on instagram as @endometriosis.surgeon.uk

This episode covers:

• What is endometriosis?
• The symptoms of endometriosis
• Who gets endometriosis?
• What causes delays in diagnosis?
• New, faster diagnostic tests
• How nutrition and lifestyle can support symptom management
• Andenomyosis and how it differs from endometriosis

Endometriosis and diet webinar: https://the-food-medic.mykajabi.com/store

In this episode Dr Hazel is joined by Ro Huntriss - one of the UK’s leading fertility dietitians and is the Founder of Fertility Dietitian UK.

She is also the author of the book Deliciously Health Fertility (available on amazon)

This episode covers:

• The role does diet plays in male and female fertility
• How can we eat for fertility?
• Key nutrients associated with fertility
• Nutrition considerations for IVF and egg freezing.
• The role of supplements in fertility
• Should you give up alcohol and caffeine on your fertility journey?
• Exercise when trying to conceive - finding the balance
• The impact of environmental toxins and EDC’s on fertility

Interested in more content like this? Check out www.thefoodmedic.co.uk

This weeks listener question is:

“I’m training for a half-marathon, and I was just wondering how you practically manage your period on a long run?

If you would like to submit a question to the podcast, please send your voice recorded question to info@thefoodmedic.co.uk.

Today Dr Hazel is joined by Laura Henshaw and Steph Claire Smith - founders of KIC - a leading health and wellness app born out of Australia

Trigger warning: This episode does contain conversations around eating disorders and disordered eating behaviours.

This episode covers:

• Rebranding KIC from ‘Keep it Cleaner’
• Laura and Steph’s own experiences with food and exercise
• How they are helping others build a healthy and more sustainable relationship with food & exercise.
• Running a business with your best friend
• Their experiences as female entrepreneurs
• How steph navigates being a mum and running a business

Interested in more content like this? Check out www.thefoodmedic.co.uk

This weeks listener question is:

When should I expect my period to return after stopping the pill? And what should you do if it doesn’t?

If you would like to submit a question to the podcast, please send your voice recorded question to info@thefoodmedic.co.uk.

Dr Hazel is joined by Dr Anjali Amin, a Consultant in Diabetes & Endocrinology and Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer at Imperial College London.

This epsiode covers:

• What are hormones?
• The truth about “hormone balancing” recipes
• At home Hormone testing kits
• Is adrenal fatigue a medical diagnosis?
• Why women experience more thyroid issues than men
• Should you worry about glucose spikes?
• PCOS and insulin resistance

Interested in more content like this? Check out @thefoodmedic on instagram

This weeks listener question is:

Do you recommend taking a multi-vitamin as a precautionary measure during the winter months to avoid getting sick?


If you would like to submit a question to the podcast, please send your voice recorded question to info@thefoodmedic.co.uk.

In this episode Dr Hazel is joined by Ben and Joshua from Runna - #1 rated app for personalized training plans for running.

This episode covers

• The story of RUNNA
• How Josh ran a record-breaking 76 marathons in 76 days
• Advice for new runners
• Different types of runs (tempo, interval, easy etc) and their purpose
• How to get faster at running
• Strength training alongside running
• Trainers and running kit : whats essential?
• Fuelling up before and during a run

To try RUNNA for 2 weeks free use the code HAZEL at checkout https://www.runna.com/join (#ad affiliate)

This weeks listener question is:

“Is calorie counting the only way to lose weight?”

if you would like to submit a question to the podcast, please send your voice recorded question to info@thefoodmedic.co.uk.

In this episode Dr Hazel is joined by presenter, fitness guru, author, mother and “accidental” activist Davina McCall

This episode covers

• Becoming an “accidental activist” in womens health
• Davina’s experience of the perimenopause and menopause
• Fears and misconceptions about HRT
• Davina’s pill revolution documentary
• How Davina’s fitness routine has evolved after the menopause
• Davina’s partnership with FoodSpring and the importance of protein after the menopause

Interested in more content like this? Check out The Female Factor which shares advice on how to stay healthy after the menopause.

This weeks listener question is :

“I understand that fitness tracking technology can really help to understand what's going on in our bodies, giving us better awareness so that we can take action. However, can tracking take its toll?”

If you would like to submit a question to the podcast, please send your voice recorded question to info@thefoodmedic.co.uk.

In this episode Dr Hazel is joined by Zanna Van Dijk - she’s a co-founder of Stay Wild, a sustainable swimwear brand, a Forbes 30 under 30 entrepreneur and a lifestyle blogger with a passion for active travel and the outdoors.

This episode covers:

• Zanna’s evolution on social media and on her blog over the years
• Her passion for hiking and advice for those looking to start
• Open water swimming and how its transformed her mental health
• The societial pressures of being a woman in her 30’s
• Fertility, egg freezing and having children
• Maintaining and making new friends as an adult
• Zanna’s struggles with mental health and what she’s doing now to support herself

To find out more about Zanna (including her hiking and travel guides) head over to https://www.zannavandijk.co.uk/

Interested in more content like this? Check out www.thefoodmedic.co.uk

This weeks listener question is:
“There’s a lot of information out there about the benefits of zone two training for longer distance runs such as for half or full marathons or longer. Can you explain in more detail about zone two training and the benefits it provides for longer distance runs?”


If you would like to submit a question to the podcast, please send your voice recorded question to info@thefoodmedic.co.uk.

Find out more about zone 2 training at www.thefoodmedic.co.uk

In this episode Dr Hazel is joined by Dr. David Spiegel, Reveri's Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer. Dr Spiegel is a psychiatrist with more than 45 years of clinical and research experience studying stress, pain, sleep and hypnosis. He has written thirteen books, 404 scientific journal articles and 170 book chapters. He was educated at Harvard and Yale and now works at Stanford.
This episode covers:

• What is hypnosis and how does it differ from stage hypnosis?
• What happens in the brain when we are hypnotized
• How some people are more hypnotizable than others
• The use of hypnosis in pain management
• The use of hypnosis with smoking and vaping cessation
• How we use hypnosis to support health behaviours and positive habits
• Cautions and limitations of hypnosis

To find out more about Reveri, please visit https://www.reveri.com/

Please note: it is not advisable to use hypnosis if you have psychosis or certain types of personality disorder, as it could make your condition worse.
In the UK, hypnotherapists do not have to have any specific training by law. This means hypnotherapy can be offered by people with little training who are not health professionals. When looking for a private hypnotherapist please choose someone with a healthcare background – such as a doctor, psychologist or counsellor and check they're registered with an organisation that's accredited by the Professional Standards Authority

Our listener question this week is “What is the definition of strength training? I've read some articles saying that strength training is a better way to burn fat than just doing cardio. But I'm not exactly sure what the definition of it is”
Thank you to everyone who has sent in questions already and if you would like to submit a question to the podcast, please send your voice recorded question to info@thefoodmedic.co.uk.

In this episode Dr Hazel is joined by host of MarieTV, Entrepreneur & Philanthropist, Marie Forleo. Her #1 New York Times best-selling book, Everything is Figureoutable is available now.
This episode covers:

• How to get out of your way when it comes to being consistent with our goals and habits.
• Eliminate the “I don’t have time excuse” with this one practice.
• Understanding fear vs intuition when it comes to decision making
• Getting clear on your goals and letting go of old ones.
• How to stop caring about what other people think.
• Why you should “start before you’re ready”

Interested in more content like this? Check out www.thefoodmedic.co.uk

The Food Medic podcast returns for season 10 this October - here's a little taste of what to expect. Make sure to hit subscribe, if you haven't already so that you are first to hear about any new episodes.

In this short bonus episode, Dr Hazel speaks to Taylor Rose (also known as the healthy hur), a certified trichologist who has amassed over 1.5million followers on social media.

Topics covered include:
*Popular titkok trends: rosemary oil, slick buns, pillowcases and apple cider vinegar
*Essential hair care products
*Hairloss and what to do about it
*Advice for dry and damaged hair
*Lifestyle factors affecting hair health

Ps. If you want to find out more about how nutrition can support hair health, head over to our educational hub on www.thefoodmedic.co.uk

Welcome back to Ask Dr Hazel, our mini episodes that drop each week.

Our listener question this week is: “Do you have any advice for strength training through long periods of illness? I love strength training and I am a student and get one cold after another. I am worried that if I don’t keep it up I will lose all my progress.”

To learn more about immunity and exercise, head over to www.thefoodmedic.co.uk for further reading.

Please note : This podcast should not be taken as medical advice or replace that of your usual medical practitioner.

In this episode we are joined by Caroline Criado Perez - a best-selling and award-winning writer, broadcaster and award-winning feminist campaigner.

Her #1 Sunday Times best-selling second book, INVISIBLE WOMEN: Exposing DataBias in a World Designed for Men, published in 2019, has been translated into 30 languages and is the winner of the 2019 Royal Society Science Book Prize, the 2019 Books Are My Bag Reader’s Choice Award, and the 2019 Financial Times Business Book of the Year Award.

This episode covers:

• When Caroline became a feminist
• What inspired her to write invisible women
• Why cars are less safe for women
• How medical research and healthcare is based towards men
• Male bias in PPE design (and nobody cares!!)
• Progress for women and girls

If you loved it you know what to do - leave us a review, a rating (hopefully 5 stars) and share it with someone you know will love it too.

Welcome back to Ask Dr Hazel, our mini episodes that drop each week.

Our listener question this week is “I am wondering if the keto/ LCHF diet really is for everyone, or if there are some people to whom it may do more damage than good, increasing their cholesterol or even causing non-fatty liver syndrome?"

Please note : this podcast should not be taken as medical advice or replace that of your usual medical practitioner.

Our guest today is Layne Norton - a self-proclaimed nerd who lifts heavy things, he has a BS in Biochemistry with honors and a PhD in Nutritional Sciences with honors.

Since moving away from online coaching, Layne has focused on writing books (Fat Loss Forever, The Complete Contest Prep Guide, The Complete Reverse Dieting Guide), developing Carbon Diet Coach, a nutritional coaching app, and creating certification courses offered through the Clean Health Institute

This episode covers:

• Low carb diets & weight loss
• Insulin resistance and carbohydrates
• Continuous glucose monitors - necessary?
• “Sugar causes inflammation”
• Oat milk and blood sugar
• Seed oils and plant-based m*lks
• Artificial sweeteners and the microbiome

If you loved it you know what to do - leave us a review, a rating (hopefully 5 stars) and share it with someone you know will love it too.

Welcome back to Ask Dr Hazel, our mini episodes that drop each week.

Our listener question this week is : “I would love to hear your thoughts on the mirena coil as contraception and whether I experience the same hormonal highs and lows as a women having normal periods?”

I hope you found that helpful - perhaps send it to someone you know it might help also. If you are thinking about stopping or changing your form of contraception, make sure to book in a call with your GP to discuss it first.

Ps. make sure to go back to episode 5 of season 9 to listen to our podcast all about contraception with the lowdown team.

In this episode we discuss how diet plays a role in our mood - and which foods or food groups have been linked to positive and negative impacts on our mental health.

Our guest today is Felice Jacka - a Professor of Nutritional Psychiatry, Co-Director of the Food & Mood Centre at Deakin University, and founder and president of the International Society for Nutritional Psychiatry Research. She has written two books including Brain changer & the very popular children’s book “There’s a Zoo in my Poo”.

This episode covers:*what is nutritional psychiatry?

*The role diet plays in our mental health.
*The SMILE’s trial *foods that support our mental health - & those that don’t
*The gut-brain axis
*The role of supplements

Please note: if you are struggling with your mental health you should seek the advice and support of your GP as a matter of priority

Welcome back to Ask Dr Hazel, our mini episodes that drop each week.

Our listener question this week is “Conflicting advice - There is evidence if we eat in an 8 hour window, this helps gut health. There is also evidence that it is important to eat before a workout - how do you manage these two together?”

To learn more about the pros and cons of fasting, head over to http://www.thefoodmedic.co.ukwww.thefoodmedic.co.uk for further reading.

In this episode, Dr Hazel is joined by Ben Coomber - a multi-award-winning Coach, Speaker, and Author of “How to live an Awesome Life”. For 10 years Ben ran a #1 rated podcast called ’Ben Coomber Radio’ with over 20 million downloads, is the Founder & CEO of The BTN Academy - a Nutrition Education Company, and Awesome Supplements - a multi- award-winning plant-based supplement company.

This episode covers:
- Ben’s personal journey with health and fitness
- Why he wrote “How to live an awesome life”
- The 11 step Awesome life formula*How to identify your core values
- The power of writing your own obituary
- Making daily movement manageble
- Sleep for parents of young kids
- What to do when you’re not feeling inspired

If you loved it you know what to do - leave us a review, a rating (hopefully 5 stars) and share it with someone you know will love it too.

Welcome back to Ask Dr Hazel, our mini episodes that drop each week.

Our listener question this week is “Recently I have seen a lot of people post on social media about L Glutamine, saying it has helped bloating and stomach cramps, as well as helping exercise recovery. Are these claims true? If it is beneficial, how much should we be taking and how often?”

To find out more about L-Glutamine and gut health, head over to our educational hub www.thefoodmedic.co.uk for further reading.

On this episode, Dr Hazel is joined by Grace Beverley, founder and CEO of sustainably-made activewear brand TALA and fitness tech brand Shreddy. Grace's debut book 'Working Hard, Hardly Working' was an instant Sunday Times Bestseller and she also hosts her own podcast of the same name.

-Grace's journey from influencer to the CEO of two incredibly successful companies.
-The moment it all changed for Grace
-Her inspiration behind ‘Working Hard, Hardly Working'
-The productivity method
-Prioritising with quick ticks, tasks and projects

If you loved it you know what to do - leave us a review, a rating (hopefully 5 stars) and share it with someone you know will love it too.

Welcome back to Ask Dr Hazel.

Our listener question this week is “As a first time mum with a 7 week old, it is time to re-establish healthy habits. I am struggling to re-establish healthy habits around a busy and not so flexible schedule.”

To find out more, check out The Female Factor book, available online and from all good book stores.

This week on The Food Medic podcast we are joined by Alice Pelton and Dr Fran, from The Lowdown - the UK's leading contraception review and subscriptions platform.
This episode covers:

• The story behind The Lowdown
• What are your options? Different forms of contraception
• Pill-bashing and fear mongering online
• Does hormonal contraception affect fertility?
• How long is too long to be on the pill?
• Advice for those considering stopping or changing their form of contraception
• Natural family planning and fertility awareness methods
• A new form of male contraception?

If you loved it you know what to do - leave us a review, a rating (hopefully 5 stars) and share it with someone you know will love it too.

Welcome back to Ask Dr Hazel.

Our listener question this week is: “I am vegetarian. Soy is a good source of protein that I consume regularly. I have heard soy may cause a hormonal issue, I have also heard this is not true? Should we limit the amount of soy we consume in a week?”

This comes up a lot - hit play to find out what Dr Hazel has to say about soya.
Go back and listen to season 5 episode 8 “Overheard on Social Media: Nutrition Edition” where this is covered in more detail.

If you would like to submit a question to the podcast please send your voice recorded question to info@thefoodmedic.co.uk.

Back for the third time, Adrienne Herbert shares her top tips when it comes to communicating effectively, drawing from her experience as a podcast host and international keynote speaker working with brands such as Microsoft, Apple and Google. Adrienne is the epitome of a digital entrepreneur, former Director of Innovation at the UK’s leading fitness app Fiit, and has recently joined Jaguar Land Rover as an advisor on their Future council. Check out Adrienne over on her instagram @adrienne_ldn

This episode covers:

• What makes a great communicator
• How to pitch great ideas in a clear and effective way
• “It’s not what you say, but how you say it”
• Communicating during conflict and difficult conversations
• Tips for making a great first impression when networking
• Communicating better in personal relationships
• How to connect and make an impact during online presentations

If you loved it you know what to do - leave us a review, a rating (hopefully 5 stars) and share it with someone you know will love it too.

Welcome back to Ask Dr Hazel.

Our listener question this week is: “I have heard it is very important to fuel our bodies after workouts to aid with recovery. Does the timeframe in which we refuel matter? Is it right away or within an hour?

How much of a role does this time frame play in recovery?”

To find out more about post-workout nutrition check out these previous episodes:
S7 E7 : Eating to thrive not survive in training with Liam HolmesS8 E10 Ask Dr Hazel: What to eat after an evening workout?S8 E4 Ask Dr Hazel: What to eat after a morning workout.

If you would like to submit a question to the podcast please send your voice recorded question to info@thefoodmedic.co.uk

This episode explores the role of nutrition and lifestyle in managing PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome).
Dr Hazel is joined by Dr Claire Pettitt, a dietitian working in both private practice and in academia, with a special interest in women’s health nutrition - especially PCOS and fertility. Find her on Instagram @Cp_nutritionrd In this episode:

• What is PCOS and how is it diagnosed?
• Different types of PCOS
• Insulin resistance and its role in PCOS
• Weight management and PCOS
• Low-carb diets and PCOS
• The most effective dietary strategies for PCOS
• Key supplements for PCOS

Enjoyed this episode? Please do rate & review this podcast. And why not send it to someone you think will love it too?

Welcome to Ask Dr Hazel, mini episodes that drop each week between our main epsiodes.

This weeks listener question is: “I am really into Cross Fit but I can’t control my cycle around competitions and intense workouts. What would you recommend if a competition falls in my luteal phase of my cycle?”

Find our more about training around your cycle in Dr Hazel’s book ‘The Female Factor’ : https://www.amazon.co.uk/Female-Factor-Making-womens-health/dp/1529382866

If you would like to submit a question to the podcast please send your voice recorded question to info@thefoodmedic.co.uk.

This week I'm joined by David Birtwistle, a renowned online fitness and nutrition coach.

He’s the founder and head coach of the personal online coaching company Endeavour Life, helping to integrate sustainable healthy habits into busy lives. And for those who don't know, he's also my boyfriend.

David completed his undergraduate in Strength & Conditioning Science at London’s St Mary’s University and since then has been working in the industry for over a decade, as an in-person coach and subsequently moving online to create his 6-figure online coaching company.

Find more about David on Instagram @David.Birtwistle & check out his resources and coaching services at: https://linktr.ee/david.birtwistleIn this episode:

• New Year resolutions and common mistakes when goal setting
• What David has learned from coaching clients for over 10 years
• Healthy behaviours to prioritise when short on time
• Overrated health trends and products
• Advice for people joining the gym (or returning) in January
• The importance of rest days
• Overcoming the challenges of personal training online

If you enjoyed this episode, you know what to do – please leave us a review, a rating (hopefully 5 stars) and share it with someone you think will love it too.

Welcome to Ask Dr Hazel, mini episodes that drop each week between our main epsiodes.

This week's question is: “What should I eat before and during exams? I am sitting a 6 hour exam in a couple of months. There is a one hour break in the middle of the exam. We are not allowed allowed to have any food or drink during the exam, besides water. We can only eat before the exam and at the break. Do you have any tips for breakfast, and at the break?”

If you would like to submit a question to the podcast please send your voice recorded question to info@thefoodmedic.co.uk.

The Food Medic is back with season 9!

I'm joined by Nawal Mustafa, a cognitive neuroscientist and a psychological health educator who goes by the name @thebraincoach on social media.

Nawal's interests focus on understand the relationship between human behaviour, cognition and brain function and she's currently a PhD candidate in clinical neuropsychology at the University of Windsor, Canada.

In this episode:

• Self-sabotage: why we do it and breaking the cycle
• Why we procrastinate and how to stop it
• Endless to-do lists and productivity guilt
• Gaining confidence and avoiding imposter syndrome
• Research-backed ways of improving productivity

This season, the ‘Ask Dr Hazel’ bonus episodes continue. If you’d like to submit a question on anything related to health, fitness, nutrition or women's health, please send your voice recorded question to info @thefoodmedic.co.uk.

In the season 8 finale Dr Hazel is joined by TikTok sensation Dr Julie.

Dr Julie is a Clinical Psychologist with over a decade of professional experience but many of you will know her from Instragram and TikTok where she shares bite-sized mental health and motivational videos online, with a combined following of more than 3.5 million people. She is also an author of
The book Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before? A mental health toolbox that is filled with ideas, techniques and insights to help you feel calmer, stronger and more resilient, no matter what life throws your way.

This episode covers:
*Condensing complex mental health issues into creative bite-sized videos
*The moment Dr Julie went viral
*Working as a team with her husband
*Anxiety - what it is, how it manifests and what to do about it
*Stress vs anxiety - how is it different?
*How to better cope with stress
*The issue with “I'll be happy when…”
*Creating a life aligned with your values

If you loved this episode make sure to give it a review, rating (hopefully 5 stars) and share it with your friends and family.

Thank you to our season sponsor WHOOP. Right now, you can get your first month free when you checkout through join.whoop.com/thefoodmedic

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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Ask Dr Hazel. In these 5 minute episodes we answer questions submitted by you.

This weeks question is :
“If I am running late at night (when I can squeeze it in my day), should I be refuelling afterwards, because I know that aids recovery, or should I not in case in disrupts sleep and does not aid recovery?”

Thank you to everyone who has sent in questions already and if you would like to submit a question to the podcast - on any topic related to health, fitness, nutrition, or mindset - please send your voice recorded question to lindsay@thefoodmedic.co.uk.

That’s the end of this season but continue to send in your questions to feature on the next season of Ask Dr Hazel.

Today we are joined by Kaisa Keranen - a personal trainer, fitness educator, and social media influencer known for her fun and innovative ways to get people moving. She graduated from the University of Washington where she was a member of the Track and Field team and later went on to get her Master's in Exercise Science, Sports Performance, and Injury Prevention As the founder of Just Move, she has developed her own method of movement which she shares daily with her clients and social media followers worldwide - you can find Kaisa on social media as KaisaFit.

*Trigger warning: discussion of suicide*

In this episode we discuss how we are More Than Our Bodies and How you can make movement fun and life-affirming, even if you’ve never been into fitness.

This episode covers:
*How movement saved Kasia’s life
*When the goal isn’t about body transformations or weight loss
*Selling “health” over aesthetics
*Mental health and movement
*Just move philosophy
*Making movement fun and life affirming
*Advice for people new to fitness

If you loved this episode make sure to give it a review, rating (hopefully 5 stars) and share it with your friends and family.

Thank you to our season sponsor WHOOP. Right now, you can get your first month free when you checkout through join.whoop.com/thefoodmedic

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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Ask Dr Hazel. In these 5 minute episodes we answer questions submitted by you.

This weeks question is :
“Dr Hazel, I have a question about collagen powder and supplements. They are all the rage at the moment and I was wondering if I should be including a collagen powder in my diet and if there has been enough research around it. It would be great to hear your thoughts on this. Thank you so much.”

Find out more on www.thefoodmedic.co.uk

Thank you to everyone who has sent in questions already and if you would like to submit a question to the podcast - on any topic related to health, fitness, nutrition, or mindset - please send your voice recorded question to lindsay@thefoodmedic.co.uk.

In this episode Dr Hazel is joined by Professor Barbara Ryan - co-author of What Every Woman Needs to Know About Her Gut.

Professor Barbara Ryan is a consultant gastroenterologist at Tallaght University Hospital and Hermitage Clinic in Dublin, and a professor of gastroenterology at Trinity College, Dublin in Ireland. she is also one half of TheGutExperts alongside dietitian Elaine McGowan RD.

This episode covers:
*How the female gut differs to a male gut
*IBS and other gut related conditions that are more common in women
*The role of the mind in gut functioning
*The role of sex hormones in the function of the gut
*How pregnancy alters the gut
*Changes to gut function during the menopause
*The role for probiotics for vaginal health

If you loved this episode make sure to give it a review, rating (hopefully 5 stars) and share it with your friends and family.

Thank you to our season sponsor WHOOP. Right now, you can get your first month free when you checkout through join.whoop.com/thefoodmedic

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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Ask Dr Hazel. In these 5 minute episodes we answer questions submitted by you.

This weeks question is :
“I read somewhere that we need to aim for 30 different portions of fruit and veg a week. As someone who lives alone, I batch cook a lot to try and keep costs down. I find that I eat a lot of the same thing in a week. Are there any budget friendly tips you can give me to get some more variety in, and do you have any tips for how I can meet this target?”

Find out more on www.thefoodmedic.co.uk

Thank you to everyone who has sent in questions already and if you would like to submit a question to the podcast - on any topic related to health, fitness, nutrition, or mindset - please send your voice recorded question to lindsay@thefoodmedic.co.uk.

Our guest is Sohee Lee - founder and head coach at SoheeFit Systems. She has a B.A. in Human Biology, M.S. in Psychology and is currently, pursuing her PhD in sports science. She is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and has been coaching in the virtual realm since 2012. You can learn more about her on her Instagram at @soheefit.

Topics covered:
*sohee’s approach to fitness and how it has evolved
*Add don’t restrict approach to nutrition
*Pro body autonomy vs anti-diet
* “processed foods are unhealthy”
*focusing on health behaviours vs body weight
*why it’s okay to pivot and change your mind

If you loved this episode make sure to give it a review, rating (hopefully 5 stars) and share it with your friends and family.

Thank you to our season sponsor WHOOP. Right now, you can get your first month free when you checkout through join.whoop.com/thefoodmedic

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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Ask Dr Hazel. In these 5 minute episodes we answer questions submitted by you.

This week Dr Hazel is answering the question : are any foods or types of exercise that can help with PMS?

FIND OUT MORE IN THE FEMALE FACTOR BOOK *OUT NOW*

Thank you to everyone who has sent in questions already and if you would like to submit a question to the podcast - on any topic related to health, fitness, nutrition, or mindset - please send your voice recorded question to lindsay@thefoodmedic.co.uk.

On this episode Dr Hazel is joined by Dr Thivi Maruthappu - a Consultant Dermatologist in London and has pioneered the field of Nutritional Dermatology. Her research is based at King’s College, London where she works closely with Nutritionists and Dieticians to understand the relationship between nutrition and the skin.

They discuss:
*Nutritional dermatology as an emerging area of research
*Can you really eat your way to glowing skin?
*The role nutrition has in managing certain skin conditions.
*The role nutrition plays in hair health
*skin supplements - splurge or skip?
*Skin health quick fire true or false

If you loved this episode make sure to give it a review, rating (hopefully 5 stars) and share it with your friends and family.

Thank you to our season sponsor WHOOP. Right now, you can get your first month free when you checkout through join.whoop.com/thefoodmedic

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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Ask Dr Hazel. In these 5 minute episodes we answer questions submitted by you.

This weeks listener question is “Is there any benefit to taking creatine when undertaking endurance sports such as marathons or triathlons?”

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In this episode Dr Hazel is joined by Dr Will Bulsiewicz (or "Dr. B") to chat about fibre, bloating and the key to optimising your gut health.

Dr. Will Bulsiewicz is an award winning gastroenterologist, internationally recognized gut health expert and the New York Times-bestselling author of Fiber Fueled and The Fiber Fueled Cookbook.

This episode covers:
*Fibre and the fibre paradox
*30 plant points per week and how to get there
*signs your gut is not in a healthy place
*bloating and constipation
*probiotics - to use or not to use?
*gluten free diets are harming your gut

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