
National Fitness Day
It is National Fitness Day so you might have seen a few activities going on ...
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World Heart Day
You might have heard that there is an increased risk of heart disease if you ...
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Packed lunches
Well everything good has to come to an end, the holidays are over and the ...
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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Whether it is PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) making it difficult to control weight, or weight ...
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Facts about alcohol
A splash of Pimms? A can of lager? A white wine spritzer? Whatever your tipple ...
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Summer means barbeques!
Come rain or shine, it is the summer and that means barbeques! When it comes ...
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Nutritional information
It is difficult to get nutritional information when you go out. That makes it hard ...
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World Breastfeeding Week
Tomorrow marks the starts of World Breastfeeding Week and there is a good reason why ...
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Samaritans Awareness Day
It is the 24th of July or 24/7 and it is Samaritans Awareness Day, encouraging ...
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Glycaemic index
More and more people that I meet seem to know about the glycaemic index (GI) ...
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Carbohydrate swaps
When we eat carbohydrates they break down to more simple sugars which increase our blood ...
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Drink plenty of fluids
Can you believe it is nearly midsummer already? With the warmer weather comes the increased ...
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Share the message where you can!
It is Diabetes Awareness Week, you may have already been diagnosed with diabetes and remember ...
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National Fish and Chips Day!
Apparently, fish and chips are quite popular! This Friday is the National Fish and Chips ...
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Food Myth – Honey is better than sugar if you have diabetes
Honey was used by our ancestors for all sorts, such as dressing wounds because of ...
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Food Myth – Porridge is the best breakfast you can have with diabetes
Porridge has had a lot of good press and lots of people hail it as ...
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IBS or Coeliac Disease?
Have you been diagnosed with IBS? Your diagnosis could be wrong. Read on to find ...
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Food Myth – “I can’t eat … because I have diabetes”
Granted not all foods are created equally; some contain lots of added sugar and will ...
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Food myth – Bananas are bad for diabetes
I’ve heard this so many times! I think there has been some confusion created around ...
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Fibre and its many benefits
Why bother with fibre? Besides all the standard stuff like reducing risk of some cancers, ...
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Eggcuse me Easter Chocolate, move aside!
Chocolate Easter eggs are somewhat an accepted part of the Easter tradition. For weeks now, ...
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This Friday is National Walk to Work Day
Whether you work or not, walking and other physical activity can have a lot of ...
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North Devon Integrated Diabetes Service features in parliamentary discussion
Andrea Beacham, partnerships and GP liaison lead, recently attended a meeting of the All-Party Parliamentary ...
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Tomorrow is World Kidney Day!
They deserve their own day, kidneys are amazing! One of the jobs they do is ...
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4 is the floor
Can you feel when you ‘go low’? There are lots of different symptoms when blood ...
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Diabulimia
It is eating disorders awareness week and the topic for this week is Diabulimia. This ...
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Waste not, want not
Did you know 70% of people don’t think they produce food waste? In 2015 UK ...
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Eat well, spend less
January is over but purse strings can still be a bit tight at this time ...
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Jan Plan Week 5 – Rewarding yourself for losing weight
Non-food rewards are a great way of keeping the momentum going whilst you work towards ...
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Jan Plan Week 4 – Portion distortion
How much do you serve yourself? And why do you choose that portion size? Over ...
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Jan Plan Week 3 – Balancing the Benefits of Change
We all can struggle to make changes to lose weight. This can mean you have ...
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Jan Plan Week 2 – Why do we eat?
Here is this weeks Eat Well Wednesday, installment two of the Jan Plan. Why do ...
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Jan Plan Week 1 – Does your body need all that you give it?
Welcome to 2019 and your Diabetes Specialist Dietitians “Jan Plan”. Over the 5 Wednesdays in January, we ...
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Same old Christmas trimmings!
Christmas is a special occasion but I think sometimes we get into the habit of ...
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Snacks, snacks everywhere!
It seems this time of year people are on some sort of pre-hibernation stock up ...
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How to say No
With the seasonal time of year comes meals and drinks out a plenty; food is ...
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Alcohol and its impact mental health
This topic this Eatwell Wednesday is alcohol and its impact mental health Ah November, the ...
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Putting your feet first: Diabetes health, diet and wellbeing event in Barnstaple
North Devon Integrated Diabetes Service and leading charity Diabetes UK are holding a free event ...
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New diabetes support and advice group launched in Ilfracombe
A new support group to help people with diabetes in Ilfracombe has launched and they ...
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