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Dr Guess’s Blog

Dr Nicola Guess

Registered Dietitian & PhD: I write about macronutrients & metabolism, share diet plans, debunk myths & shred BS nutrition claims. \ud83d\udc4d

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

Eating your food in the "right" order

I have been asked a lot lately about whether I recommend “meal/macro sequencing” (eating non-glycaemic foods - protein, non-starch veges or fat - before the carbohydrate).

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Glucose spikes in athletes vs everyone else

I have seen many athletes now in my practice with glucose readings (either from an HbA1c test or a CGM or both) that that they’re worried about, and it’s great to be able to provide some context and explanation for what they’re seeing.

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Why I laugh at most microbiome trials

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The Glucose Goddess has a supplement out

Like 89% of nutrition accounts on instagram, the Glucose Goddess has a supplement on sale. Obviously it is being sold alongside lots of hand-waving statements about “ingredients have been thoroughly tested in clinical trials”, but the suppl...

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  • Dr Nicola Guess

    I am a nutrition scientist @UniofOxford \ud83c\uddec\ud83c\udde7 and my goal with this blog is to help people understand which nutrition claims are legit and which are rubbish.

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