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12/06/2026

People often assume nutritionists live on lettuce leaves and green smoothies, but the truth is much less exciting and much more practical.

This morning’s breakfast was two poached eggs, grilled mushrooms and grilled vegetables, a cup of English Breakfast tea with almond milk, a bowl of natural yoghurt topped with chia seeds, walnuts and almonds, plus a glass of magnesium citrate.

What I’m looking for at breakfast is protein, fibre and healthy fats because they help keep me fuller for longer and help reduce the temptation to snack later in the day.

The eggs provide high-quality protein, the vegetables and mushrooms add fibre and nutrients, and the chia seeds are one of my favourite additions because they contain fibre, omega-3 fats and help support digestive health. Walnuts and almonds provide healthy fats, fibre and additional protein, making the meal much more satisfying.

People are often surprised when I say that a splash of almond milk in tea contains significantly fewer calories than many oat milk alternatives. Small changes repeated every day can make a surprisingly big difference over time.

And finally, my magnesium citrate. For me, it helps keep everything moving nicely in the digestive department, which is something many people struggle with, particularly as they get older or if they’re taking weight-loss injections.

Nothing fancy, nothing expensive, no dieting, just real food that keeps me energised, satisfied and feeling my best.

What’s your typical breakfast? Just write BREAKFAST in the comments for some more suggestions.





11/06/2026

I’m very excited to finally say that the updated edition of my Amazon best-selling book, Reclaim Your Life in 7 Simple Steps, is ready.

The original version became an Amazon Best Seller in both the Nutrition and Weight Loss categories. Over the last couple of years, I’ve received so many lovely messages from readers telling me how much it helped them to improve their relationship with food, understand nutrition properly and lose weight without dieting.

Although the information in the book has always been strong, I felt it was time to go through everything again with a fine-tooth comb, update sections, refresh the layout and make sure the content reflects everything I’ve learned from working with clients over recent years.

A few eagle-eyed readers spotted the occasional typo in the original edition despite it having been professionally proofread, so I’ve taken the opportunity to revise and update the book throughout.

The content is now exactly where I want it to be.

I’m still making a few final refinements to some of the images and formatting. Still, I didn’t want to wait any longer before sharing the good news because the updated edition is now available.

If you’ve already read Reclaim Your Life in 7 Simple Steps, thank you.

If you’ve been thinking about buying a copy, now is probably the perfect time.

I’m also delighted to say that we’re planning an official launch event for the revised and updated edition on 9th September 2026 in Notting Hill in partnership with Augustine Jewels.

More details will follow once everyone is back from the summer holidays, but if you think you’d like to attend, please let us know now so we can add you to the invitation list. It will be an invitation-only event, and we’d love to see as many readers, clients and supporters there as possible.

Have you read Reclaim Your Life in 7 Simple Steps yet?

Comment BOOK below if you’d like the link to the updated Amazon best-selling edition, and, if you’d like to be considered for an invitation to the book launch on 9th September, please let us know that too.





10/06/2026

At this time of year, I always recommend rhubarb.

We’re constantly told we need the latest exotic superfood, yet one of the most interesting foods for health has been growing in British gardens for generations.

Rhubarb contains fibre, potassium and vitamin K. It has also been studied for its antibacterial properties and contains compounds with anti-cancer properties. Research suggests it may help support healthy cholesterol levels and healthy blood pressure, too.

What I love about nutrition is that some of the healthiest foods are often the simplest. Rhubarb isn’t fashionable. It isn’t expensive. Yet nutritionally, it’s surprisingly impressive.

Sometimes the foods our grandparents grew and ate regularly still deserve a place on our plates today.

Are you a rhubarb lover or hater? Let me know below.

09/06/2026

This week I went up the Lift 109 at Battersea Power Station and spent a few minutes looking out across London from the top of the glass viewing tower. The views are extraordinary, and, standing there looking across the city, I was reminded of something I have spent years discussing with clients.

Many people live almost entirely in either the past or the future. They replay old conversations, old mistakes and old disappointments, or they worry about what might happen next week, next month or next year. Meanwhile, the present moment, which is the only part of life any of us can actually experience, passes by largely unnoticed.

Over the years, I have worked with thousands of people, and one thing I see repeatedly is what I call warrior mode. These are intelligent, capable, successful people who are constantly solving problems, carrying responsibility and looking after everyone else. They are always switched on. Their minds are busy from the moment they wake up until the moment they go to bed, and, not surprisingly, many of them struggle with stress, sleep, energy levels and, ultimately, their weight.

One of the most valuable lessons I learnt from the work of Carl Jung is that real peace is rarely found by endlessly analysing the past or trying to control the future. We cannot change what has already happened, and we cannot fully control what happens next. All we really have is today, this hour and this moment.

That doesn’t mean abandoning ambition or pretending problems don’t exist. It simply means learning to spend a little less time worrying about things that are beyond our control and a little more time appreciating what is already good in our lives.

As I stood there looking across London, I wasn’t thinking about what had happened yesterday or what might happen tomorrow. I was simply appreciating where I was and how fortunate I was to be there. It was a lovely reminder that happiness is often much simpler than we make it. Sometimes it comes from nothing more complicated than pausing for a few minutes, looking around and feeling genuinely grateful for what you already have.





07/06/2026

One thing I’ve never really understood is why people think they need to cook different meals for different members of the family.

I’m making lunch today, and everybody will eat the same meal. The chicken is going into the oven, there’s some wild rice on the side for anyone who wants it, and I’ll make a quick dressing while everything is cooking. It’s not complicated, and it certainly doesn’t involve me standing in the kitchen producing three different lunches for three different people.

What I have noticed over the years is that people often confuse eating the same meal with eating the same plate. They’re not the same thing. My daughter’s boyfriend is six feet six and, unsurprisingly, he doesn’t need the same amount of food that I do. If he wants a much larger serving of rice than I have, that seems perfectly sensible to me. Equally, I might help myself to more of the chicken and vegetables and less of something else.

The meal is the same. The portions and balance of foods might be slightly different, but that’s simply because we’re different people with different needs. I don’t see that as a reason to start cooking separate meals and making life more difficult than it needs to be.

In my experience, one of the easiest ways to eat well is to keep things simple. Cook good food from scratch, sit down together and let people help themselves according to their appetite, their age and what they need. Most families managed perfectly well like that for generations, and I suspect we’ve overcomplicated things a bit in recent years.

Anyway, lunch is now in the oven, the kitchen is still tidy, and nobody is getting a separate menu. That has always seemed the easiest approach to me.

Put RECIPE in the comments if you want to know how to do this one dish bake.





06/06/2026

People are often surprised when I order burrata as a starter.

After all, shouldn’t a nutritionist be choosing the lowest-calorie option on the menu?

Not necessarily.

One of the biggest mistakes I see people make when trying to lose weight is focusing only on calories and forgetting about satisfaction.

Burrata contains both protein and dairy fats, which can be surprisingly satisfying and help take the edge off hunger before the main course arrives.

The nutritional value is also far better than many restaurant starters that are based around bread, pastry, processed starches or sugary sauces.

As you know, I don’t teach my clients to spend their lives counting calories or eating tiny portions. I teach them to choose foods that keep them fuller for longer and help them avoid the blood sugar rollercoaster that often leads to overeating later.

That’s why you may often see me enjoying a burrata starter.

Weight loss isn’t about choosing the food with the fewest calories.

It’s about choosing the foods that help you feel satisfied, stay in control of your appetite and make better decisions throughout the rest of the meal.

No dieting. No deprivation. Just understanding how food actually works.
london is one of my favourite haunts!





03/06/2026

One reason I appreciate Fat Freezing is that it allows you to target specific areas of fat directly, which is very rare among non-invasive treatments.

Common target zones include love handles, upper and lower abdomen, inner or outer thighs, muffin top, and arms—areas that often stubbornly resist diet and exercise efforts.

The treatment involves freezing fat cells in the chosen area. Over the following weeks, your body gradually processes and eliminates these cells through the lymphatic system.

A key point to remember: if you want to see results by peak summer, now is the perfect time to start.

This isn’t a quick fix—you won’t see dramatic changes overnight. The results develop gradually over 6-12 weeks as your body naturally clears away the treated fat.

I recently received my second Fat Freezing treatment in five years. While the first was highly effective, after years of enjoying food, drink, and life, I decided some maintenance was needed.

We use the latest Aesthetics 360 computer-controlled technology in our private rooms in Chelsea.

Why it’s popular with both men and women:
- It’s completely non-invasive and can be done during your lunch break.
- There’s no downtime, so it doesn’t interfere with your day.
- Just a gradual reduction of those stubborn areas.
- It’s really the fastest and simplest way to target specific areas of fat

Comment FAT below, and I’ll send you more details.





02/06/2026

I haven’t really taken a day off in years.

Not properly anyway.

Last week I did.

My boyfriend and I spent the afternoon wandering around some beautiful old buildings in the sunshine, and for reasons I still can’t entirely explain, I found myself twirling around like a small child who’d just been told school was cancelled.

It made me laugh.

Then it made me think.

I spend a lot of my working life talking to people about improving things. Their weight. Their health. Their confidence. Their energy. Their relationships with food.

And of course, those things matter.

But what struck me that afternoon was how many adults seem to postpone happiness until everything is fixed.

I’ll relax when I’ve lost the weight.

I’ll be happy when work calms down.

I’ll enjoy myself when life is less stressful.

The trouble is, life has a habit of presenting us with another problem the moment we’ve solved the last one.

I’ve met very wealthy people who aren’t happy.

Very slim people who aren’t happy.

Very successful people who aren’t happy.

Which suggests happiness probably isn’t hiding where most of us are looking for it.

For me, on that particular afternoon, it was hiding in a bit of sunshine, some beautiful history, a man I love and an apparently uncontrollable urge to twirl around in public at nearly 60.

Not very sophisticated.

But perhaps that’s the point.

💛

If you’ve been putting off happiness until everything is perfect, you’re probably not alone.

01/06/2026

It’s not your breakfast or lunch
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31/05/2026

Your body composition after 40 changes everything

One of the biggest myths people still believe over 40 is that body fat is simply about eating too much.

It really is not that simple.

Body composition changes enormously as we get older, particularly over 40. The ratio between skeletal muscle and body fat becomes one of the biggest factors affecting metabolic rate, shape, size and where the body stores fat.

Which is why you will always have one friend who seems to eat everything and stay lean… and another who eats very little and still gains weight.

People often think it is purely willpower.
Very often it is not.

Skeletal muscle is a metabolically active tissue. The more muscle we lose with age, the harder it becomes to maintain a lean, healthy shape and efficient metabolism.

This is one of the reasons I get so frustrated by the “just eat less and move more” narrative. It is far too simplistic once hormones, age and body composition begin changing.

My work has never really been about simple weight loss.

It is about helping people understand what is actually happening physiologically to their body over 40 and then working intelligently with it through nutrition, eating psychology, behavioural change, resistance exercise and education.

Because after 40, the goal is not simply to weigh less.

It is to maintain skeletal muscle, metabolic health, strength, shape, mobility and a body that still feels good to live in. Which frankly matters rather a lot as we get older.





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