EPISODE 1 – Live podcast: cancer + diet
This special episode was recorded live at The Future of Food conference. On the panel, titled Cancer and diet, Hazel is joined by Dr. Ailsa Lumsden, who is a specialist doctor in oncology, Camilla Ferraro, who is a dietician with experience in cancer services, and Dani Binnington, a lifestyle blogger and mum of 3 who was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 33. Hazel also has a quick catch up on everything that has happened since season 1 of the podcast and shares some exciting news on whats coming up next. Make sure to get involved in our challenge of the week with the #TheFoodMedicChallenge. You can find Ailsa on Instagram @dr_ailsa, Camilla on Instagram @thealimentalstage, and Dani on Instagram @healthywholeme
EPISODE 2 – Bonus episode from The Future of Food conference
Not only are we eating our way through the worlds dwindling resources, we’re potentially eating ourselves into an early grave. The good news is, food may be the core to many of these issues, but it’s also the solution if we act now!
So on this episode of the podcast we hear from not one, but FOUR experts from the fields of medicine, neurobiology, public health, and nutrition to understand just exactly where things are going wrong and how we can fix them! The four wonderful guests include Dr Sandro Demaio, Dr Rupy Aujla, Professor Gareth Leng, and Ryan Andrews.
You can follow Dr Sandro on Instagram @sandrodemaio, Dr Rupy on Instagram @doctors_kitchen, and Ryan on Instagram @ryandexterandrews.
EPISODE 3 – Sexual health
On this podcast Hazel is joined by Dr Neha Pathak, a sexual and reproductive health doctor in London, and Dr. Alex George, a doctor working in A&E and Love Island 2018 contestant. The three doctors dive deep into sexual health and discuss all of the things you want to ask your doctor from STIs, contraception, relationships, and issues during sex.
You can find Neha on instagram @nxpathak and Alex as @dralexgeorge.
EPISODE 4 – Stress
In this episode Hazel is joined by fellow doctor, and lifestyle medic, Dr Rangan Chatterjee. Last year Rangan brought out a best selling book titled the four pillar plan, which offers a 360 degree approach to health, and has just released his second book the Stress Solution. Throughout the episode they discuss what stress actually is and how it affects the body, the concept of micro and macro doses of stress, how to manage daily stresses and how to harness a morning routine as an effective stress management tool.
You can find Rangan on instagram @drchatterjee or twitter @drchatterjeeuk and find out more about him on his website www.drchatterjee.com
EPISODE 5 – Ditching diet culture
On this episode we hear from Laura Thomas who is a registered nutritionist, specialising in intuitive eating. Hazel and Laura chat all about how to ditch diets for good, what intuitive eating actually means, weight stigma and the concept of body neutrality. Laura also hosts a podcast “Don’t Salt My Game” calling out diet trends and myths, and has just released her debut book – JUST EAT IT.
You can find Laura on instagram @laurathomasphd
EPISODE 6 – Pre and post natal nutrition and exercise
On this episode, Dr Hazel is joined by Charlie Launder, a pre & post natal personal trainer and founder of Bumps and Burpees’, and Charlotte Stirling-Reed, a Registered Public Health Nutritionist focusing mainly on maternal, infant and toddler nutrition. They discuss what to eat and how to safely exercise before, during, and after pregnancy. This is a great episode – even if you’re not quite ready for babies just yet!
You can find Charlie on instagram @charlielaunder and Charlotte on Instagram @sr_nutrition
EPISODE 7 – Public health campaigns
In this podcast episode, Dr Hazel sits down with Jenny Rosborough who is a freelance registered nutritionist and Head of Nutrition at the Jamie Oliver Group. Jenny has spent the last few years campaigning for a healthier food environment, previously as Campaign Manager at Action on Sugar and now with Jamie Oliver. Over the last ten years, Jenny has also worked in child nutrition, training health professionals to deliver healthy lifestyle programmes, called MEND (Mind, Exercise, Nutrition, Do it…!), with families nationally and internationally. Hazel and Jenny discuss the sugar tax, reformulation of foods, a ban on the of energy drinks to under 18s and a possibility of a meat tax. We would love your feedback on this episode and if you are enjoying the podcast please do subscribe, leave a rating and a review as it really does help. Ps. Don’t forget to keep listening to the end for a teaser to the next episode and also for this weeks challenge.
You can find Jenny on instagram @hellohealthyyou_ and on twitter @hellohealthyyou