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A guide to sustainable eating

Plant-based eating is an easy way to start living more sustainably. Not only are plant-based meals good for your body, but they're also good for the environment! Nutritionist and author Rhiannon Lambert shares her guide to sustainable eating. From plant-based food to reducing kitchen waste, this session will help you make informed decisions about eating more sustainability.

 
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This Wellbeing Wednesday our host, Ruth Busby from Great Western Railway, chatted to Nutritional Therapist Francesca Liparoti. Together they explored the relationship between what you eat and how you feel, including tips on how to incorporate healthy eating into your life.

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Choosing the right fuel to perform best at night shifts

Shift workers are prone to general health issues, digestive complaints, higher body mass and long-term conditions. Diet is key. Join us for night-time eating tips to help you stay energised, alert, and healthy.

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Top tips on keeping your gut healthy

Discover how a balanced diet with fibre, probiotics and nutrient-rich foods boosts digestion. Find out how exercise supports gut health and overall wellbeing, and the connection between weight and a thriving microbiome. Also, know when to consult your GP for persistent issues. These practical tips will help improve digestion, energy, and overall gut health.

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