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This week we are diving deep into the realms of coeliac disease and discussing the arguments around 'may contain traces' statements on food labels. This is a controversial topic with no real rules in place around what coeliacs should or shouldn't do.

So I've taken it upon myself to dive in and pull it apart.

We discuss:

- The international differences in gluten free labelling 

- Risks of 'may contain traces' statements

- Is it safe to consume may contain traces foods

- What does the evidence say about gluten consumption in coeliac disease?

- Frequent sources of cross-contamination at restaurants and supermarkets

Please note this podcast and all its episodes are for educational purposes only and not intended to replace individualised medical advice.

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This week we are joined by my favourite GP of all time, Dr Preeya Alexander. We are diving deep into the discussion of everything polycystic ovarian syndrome.

We cover:

• How is it diagnosed?
• When to get a second opinion from another doctor?
• What role does insulin resistance play?
• Can you approach it in a weight-neutral manner?
• What lifestyle strategies make a difference?
• The association between PCOS, depression, anxiety, eating disorders and body image

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In this week’s episode, we are joined by Psychologist Rebecca McWilliam to discuss all things self worth. This episode is for you if you’ve ever wondered why you feel stuck, why you feel you are struggling to make change, or why you keep sabotaging yourself. 

We discuss:

• What is the difference between self worth and self esteem?
• The impact of social media on our self worth?
• How is our self worth developed from childhood through to adulthood?
• How to we get out of the habit of believing our worth is based on what we achieve?
• How do we improve self worth in toxic work environments?

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Trigger Warning: Please be advised that this episode contains discussion around trauma, assault and sexual assault. Should you now, or at any time during this episode, feel triggered by this discussion, please feel comfortable leaving this space at any time.

Our mental health can have a significant impact on our daily lives and when it comes to our diet and in particular making healthy choices with food, our mental wellbeing plays a larger role than many people give credit. 

From stress and emotional eating to trauma, there are many ways that our mental status impacts our choices. In this week of episode discuss the 5 primary ways that this occurs and what this means for living a healthy, happy life. 

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March is endometriosis awareness month and in this week’s episode, I am answering an endometriosis question submitted thanks to Caitlyn. We will dive into the science behind diet and endometriosis and help you understand fact from fiction in nutrition for endo. 

In this week\\\'s episode discuss:

• Does the low FODMAP diet help in endo?
• Do you need to cut out gluten and dairy?
• What foods should you limit and what should you eat more of?

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This week\'s episode helps explain why nutrition can be so confusing and conflicting. If you’ve ever wondered why one person says one thing while another person says something entirely different this episode is for you. 

In this week\'s episode discuss:

• The 3 key reasons why nutrition is confusing
• Should you change the way you eat when you are sick?
• How to be a better judge of whether nutrition information is factual and relevant to you

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In this week’s episode, I walk you through the Fuelled by Marika Day Program. I talk about what Fuelled is; why I developed the program; who it is for and what’s included when you join. Strap yourself in, this episode is a goodie!

I discuss:

• Why I decided to develop Fuelled by Marika Day (2:00)
• The core purpose of Fuelled by Marika Day (8:31)
• What actually is Fuelled by Marika Day? (8:48)
• How Fuelled by Marika Day is different from other nutrition programs (10:56)
• Who is Fuelled by Marika Day suitable for? (12:24)
• What is included in the program? (17:22)
• The Nutrition pillar - recipes, menu planning, interactive shopping lists, optional nutrition information display, and more! (17:50)
• The Hub pillar - our Netflix library of nutrition mini-courses and Q+A videos (25:22)
• The Mind pillar - journal prompts, targeted meditations, and more! (28:52)
• The Community - your online hang out (32:38)
• How you can track your progress healthily within the web app (34:10)

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This week is Coeliac Awareness week and as such this episode is all about the difference between coeliac disease and gluten intolerance. 

In this week\'s episode discuss:

• The difference between gluten intolerance, coeliac disease and IBS
• How coeliac disease is diagnosed vs gluten intolerances
• What are the risks of being undiagnosed with coeliac disease 
• What is the difference between gluten intolerance and coeliac disease in terms of diet and treatment

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In this episode, I chat about how we use food as a coping mechanism and go through some really practical strategies that can help us work towards creating habits and coping mechanisms that move us towards to kind of person we want to be. 

In this weeks episode discuss:

• Ways we use food to cope and control
• Why you might be turning to food as a coping mechanism
• 2 practical journalling strategies that you can use today to help you understand your relationship with food and make meaningful changes to the way you cope with difficult emotions. 

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Shake Diets. They are the ever lingering diet trend from the \'80s and \'90s and for some reason, we just can\'t shake them. 

But are they allll bad? Is there a time and a place where they might be helpful? In this week\'s episode, I cover the good, the bad, and of course the ugly when it comes to diet shakes and meal replacement shakes. 

If you\'ve ever wondered whether you should try a shake diet, if you\'ve ever been lured into doing them, then this episode is for you.

At the end of this episode, I share your personal experiences with meal replacement shakes. These are the responses that were submitted by you when I asked for your honest thoughts on meal replacement shakes. 

In this weeks episode discuss:

• What are meal replacement shakes? (1:54)
• Do they work for weight loss? (6:20)
• What is their role in bariatric surgery (9:20)
• Are they sustainable (13:10)
• When might they be really useful (16:20)
• Your submitted experiences with meal replacement shakes (19:30) 

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