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Is what and how you eat working for you…or against you?

We think ‘diet’ is a four-letter word. Food restriction or “dieting” means intentionally depriving yourself. Ongoing deprivation is generally only ‘successful’ for a certain amount of time before we ‘fall off the wagon’ and start eating for comfort or to rebel against the ‘diet’. Initially we might feel temporarily better before we inevitably become disappointed […]

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Are you eating enough protein during perimenopause?

Actually, rather than asking “Are you eating enough protein for perimenopause?”, do you know why it’s important? What are good sources of protein… and less desirable ones? Consider where the protein you eat comes from. Is it mainly from animal sources like red meat, poultry or eggs? Or do you include plant sources such as […]

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Ultra-Processed Foods and Weight Gain

Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) have become increasingly prevalent in modern diets. They are heavily modified and contain unhealthy fats, added sugars, and salt. While ultra-processed foods may taste appealing, their excessive consumption can lead to weight gain and other health problems. How UPFs Contribute to Weight Gain Several factors contribute to the weight-gaining potential of ultra-processed […]

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Understanding Non Hungry Eating: one piece of the puzzle for achieving your most comfortable weight

One of the most common techniques our Lifestyle PeriMenopause Dietitians use with clients is a range of strategies to help them identify their patterns of Non Hungry Eating, also known as NHE. WHAT IS NHE?  Non hungry eating is eating when you aren’t physically hungry for food. HOW CAN I TELL IF I DO ANY NHE?  Ask yourself the […]

Congratulations to our Director for becoming a Fellow of Dietitians Australia.

Last month Dietitians Australia announced the newly appointed Fellows of Dietitians Australia These leaders have shown outstanding dedication to advancing the profession and improving health outcomes.   Amongst these leaders was our own Director and Principal Dietitian, Associate Professor Shelley Wilkinson. Shelley is an Advanced Accredited Practising Dietitian and also has a PhD in Psychology. She […]