Zoë Harcombe

Obesity Researcher, Author The Harcombe Diet

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Review of 2022

January 2, 2023January 1, 2023 Zoë 2 Comments American diet, avocados, beyond burgers, cancer, carbohydrate, carbohydrate insulin model of obesity, carnivore diet, Cholesterol, coffee, Conficts of interest, CVD, dairy, dementia, depression, diet tips, eggs, energy balance model of obesity, environment, exercise, fiber, global burden of disease, goal weight, HDL-cholesterol, heart disease, high intensity interval training, inflammation, insulin, intermittent fasting, JCVI, kellogg's, keto diet, LDL-cholesterol, lean mass hyper responders, legumes, life expectancy, lockdowns, low carb diets, meat, Mediterranean diet, metabolism, mortality, nudge, protein, sarcopenia, saturated fat, serotonin, statins, sweeteners, time restricted eating, type 2 diabetes, Vegan

Happy New Year! We’re kicking off with a review of last year. As many people think about diet at this

Food Companies Newsletter Public Health Sugar

Sugar tax – what and why?

October 26, 2015August 18, 2016 Zoë 0 Comments Coca-Cola, kellogg's, Kelly Brownell, Mars, member, sugar tax

Last week’s news has been full of stories about a sugar tax. A report from Public Health England (PHE) was

Children's Health Conflicts of Interest Food Companies Newsletter Sugar

Kellogg’s & Netmums Part II

September 23, 2013August 3, 2016 Zoë 3 Comments BNF, british nutrition foundation, conflict of interest, give a child a breakfast, kellogg's, Netmums, Obesity, Siobhan Freegard, skipping breakfast, sugar, sugary cereal

This is a follow up to this post. The original post resulted in a number of comments from angry mums

Children's Health Conflicts of Interest Food Companies Newsletter Sugar

Give a child a breakfast – Give me a break!

September 16, 2013August 3, 2016 Zoë 28 Comments advertising standards authority, BNF, british nutrition foundation, children's food campaign, Coca-Cola, conflict of interest, give a child a breakfast, kellogg's, Netmums

The alternative title to this post is “How Kellogg’s manipulated mums to get near their children.” This blog is serious

Children's Health Conflicts of Interest Food Companies Macronutrients Micronutrients

Who’s teaching our children about ‘nutrition’?

June 17, 2011August 21, 2016 Zoë 14 Comments Balance of good health plate, children's food campaign, Coca-Cola, Coco Pops, conflict of interest, eatbadly plate, eatwell plate, essential fats, GCSE Food & Nutrition, kellogg's, school textbooks, studying nutrition

I came across a school book for GCSE in Home Economics: Food & Nutrition recently. As someone who has studied

Food Companies Other Foods

Kellogg’s Special K Mini Breaks

February 22, 2010August 3, 2016 Zoë 4 Comments calories, chocolate, kellogg's, Mini Breaks, processed food, special k

I saw a full page advert in a Sunday supplement magazine yesterday for Special K Mini Breaks – Chocolate variety.

Children's Health Sugar

Kellogg’s Coco Pops Advert

February 8, 2010August 3, 2016 Zoë 5 Comments calories, Children, Coco Pops, conflict of interest, Department of Health, dietician, dietitian, kellogg's, Obesity, sugar

Bit of a long blog this, but hopefully worth it! 1) I subscribe to the Children’s Food Campaign newsletter and

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Guideline Daily Amounts – GDA’s

December 16, 2009July 31, 2016 Zoë 3 Comments dietician, dietitian, fake food, GDAs, kellogg's, mcdonalds

I thought I’d see if I could find a calculator on the internet anywhere to see what my diet would

Children's Health Food Companies Sugar

Lunch boxes with as much sugar as 10 doughnuts

November 16, 2009July 1, 2016 Zoë 0 Comments Children, Coca-Cola, kellogg's, lunch, Nestle, Robinsons, sugar

This was widely reported in the UK Media on 16 November: A “Which” Consumer survey found that a child’s lunchbox

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