The cost of food is rising, but it's still important we eat the right foods to keep us well and healthy. Check out our Eat Well, Spend Less Food Fact Sheet, which you can share with your patients (and friends and family) today: buff.ly/3h9vSEa

🌱 Protecting #PlantHealth is about more than just plants. 🌎 It's about protecting life. Here are 5️ reasons why we need to keep our plants healthy 👇 #COP15

My nutrition, my well-being 💪

Exercise is important for your health, but if you exercise to lose weight, you're focusing on the wrong thing. Fat weight is NOT an exercise deficiency problem. It's a hormonal problem driven by your food choices. Fix the root cause, your diet! Continue to exercise for strength.

‘Feeding at risk’ is an interesting concept. Risk is supposedly aspiration of food but risk is greatest from commensal saliva organisms & thickeners are of dubious value. PEGs and malnutrition potentially carry much bigger risks. Feeding at risk or feeding the myth? #CynicalDoc

The Weight Loss Scientist: You’ve Been LIED To About Calories, Dieting & Losing Weight🤯 Over 20 years dedicated to researching obesity, Giles Yeo is a certified myth buster. If weight loss feels impossible, you’re about to understand why. OUT NOW 👉🏽 g2ul0.app.link/DGYNS

.@YeovilHospital Somerset NHS Foundation Trust is looking for a newly qualified or experienced band 5 dietitian wanting to work within paediatric dietetics. Apply by 16 February: buff.ly/3J366wL #DietitiansJobs

When your client says “you’ve really helped me.. a lot”, it makes all the very tiring, stressful days really worth it 💜

That woman has done a lot in my life

What comes to your mind when you hear "Dietitian" ⁉️

Trace elements and micronutrients are essential nutrients that are required by the body in small amounts to maintain various physiological functions. #StaySafe #NadsanUniosun

Are you ready for #NHWeek23 - we want to spread the nutrient dense message so - follow us, share our tweets and you might win yourself a cheeky prize! N&H Week British Dietetic Association

PITTING EDEMA AND NON-PITTING EDEMA Pitting edema occurs when excess fluid builds up in the body, causing swelling; when pressure is applied to the swollen area, a “pit”, or indentation, will remain. #StaySafe #NadsanUniosun

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GI Absorption Sites of Nutrients #MedEd #MedTwitter #NutritionMatters #GITwitter #Nutrition Thanks to @dietitiansondemand H/t Paul Wischmeyer MD

Approach to anemia #MedEd #MedTwitter #anemia

We are delighted to announce our first lunchtime webinar event on May 17th with @Dotti_RD 'Neurodiversity in Dietetics', This is an online event and an excellent CPD opportunity. We look forward to meeting you all!

Please ignore it,it not scientifically proven

🤳 We'd love to see what you're up to this Dietitians Week, so let’s flood our social feeds with all of your selfies & activity! Take a photo with your prop stick & branded merch (you can access digital resources here: bda.uk.com/news-campaigns…). Use #DW2024 and tag us in!