
This space is for anyone looking to cut through the nutrition noise and build a grounded, science-based approach to feeling well, for good.
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"help - apparently I'm intolerant to over >50 foods!"
I got an email from a friend’s friend a few weeks ago asking me if the food intolerance testing she had done by a health provider was legit. She had gone to their clinic and the provide...
Nutrition "worth it" list.
I LOVE learning about nutrition. I love reading about the benefits of different foods, vitamins, and minerals, comparing products, analysing ingredients, and honestly wish I could do it allllllllllll day.
& can't be bothered
On busy days when everything feels nonstop, it’s easy for lunch to slip down the priority list - defaulting to a coffee and some toast just to get through until dinner. But taking time to properly refuel at lunch is imp...
Amalie Reedtz-Thott is a psychiatric nurse and health student based in Copenhagen.
Amalie Reedtz-Thott is a psychiatric nurse and health student based in Copenhagen. Amalie’s approach is practical and grounded and I love that. She’s though...
here's how to support your gut health for less $ ...
I recently saw this post by Sophie Gastman (Registered Nutritionist from the UK) who regularly calls out nutrition mis-information online. In it, she breaks down a very popular “gut heal...
Subscribers, engagement, traffic and sponsorship for Dr Emily Burch's Substack.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I'm a registered dietitian/nutritionist & diabetes educator with a PhD in nutrition. This space is for anyone looking to cut through the nutrition misinformation noise and build a grounded approach to feeling well, for good. Never sponsored!
I'm Amalie— an educated nurse, studying to become a naturopath. I take a holistic approach to healthcare and beauty, striving to live my true, authentic self while mothering my two girls.
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