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Dietary deficiencies in multiple essential nutrients now affect the majority of people worldwide, this new study shows - enough to "compromise health outcomes and limit human potential on a global scale." library.fabresearch.org/viewItem.php?i… 1/3

How much vitamin D do you really need? pharmacyupdate.online/how-much-vitam…

Research shows that vitamin D has functions beyond bone health and is critical for immune function. In addition, vitamin D can only be activated in the body when the individual is magnesium replete, according to Lisa Jamieson medicalupdateonline.com/2024/10/how-mu…

Research shows that vitamin D has functions beyond bone health and is critical for immune function. In addition, vitamin D can only be activated in the body when the individual is magnesium replete, according to Lisa Jamieson pharmacyupdate.online/how-much-vitam…

Could a good diet and supplements reduce the need for medication? medicalupdateonline.com/2024/10/could-…

Could a good diet and supplements reduce the need for medication? pharmacyupdate.online/could-a-good-d…

How can pharmacists and other healthcare professionals tackle #deprescribing by focusing on nutritional status and giving dietary advice? Changing the way we eat can reduce the need for medication.

How can healthcare professionals tackle #deprescribing by focusing on nutritional status and giving dietary advice? Changing the way we eat can reduce the need for medication.

This is another example of how a focus on nutrition can reduce illness and the need for medication

Inadequate intakes of 15 vitamins and minerals seen across all income groups and age levels: - 2 out of 3 failing to get sufficient Iodine, Vitamin E, calcium & iron - more than 1 in 2 lacking enough Vitamin C & Vitamins B2, B6 and B9 - ~1 in 3 lacking Vitamin B1 or selenium

This is what I’ve been saying for years - we need to consider nutritional status when people present with “medically unexplained symptoms”. Nutrient deficiencies don’t just show up as blood test results - they have symptoms.

My interpretation of this study: - we can’t spot malnutrition just by looking at someone - normal weight - or overweight - individuals from any income group can be malnourished - ‘medically unexplained symptoms’ might be explained by considering nutrition

"Healthcare professionals do not always make the link between food insecurity or food poverty and medically unexplained symptoms" Lisa Jamieson advocates a nutrition-aware approach to consultations on symptoms Lisa Jamieson

"Healthcare professionals do not always make the link between food insecurity or food poverty and medically unexplained symptoms" Lisa Jamieson advocates a nutrition-aware approach to consultations on symptoms Lisa Jamieson

I enjoyed being interviewed by Christine Clark recently about nutrition. Our discussion has been turned into a series of educational videos about how nutrition can influence health and the need for medication, including magnesium, vitamin D, and omega 3 fatty acids.

I enjoyed being interviewed by Christine Clark recently about nutrition. Our discussion has been turned into a series of educational videos about how nutrition can influence health and the need for medication, including magnesium, vitamin D, and omega 3 fatty acids.

This is terrifying. The structure and function of children’s brains are at risk. Add it to the work of Jonathan Haidt - about the impact of phones/social media on children - and I reckon future generations are going to look back in this time and say, ‘what on earth were you thinking?’

For any physician associates who want to understand the potentially catastrophic consequences of a botched lumbar puncture, have a read of these patient accounts of life with a persistent PDPH / spinal CSF Leak. Patient Experiences | CSF Leak Association csfleak.uk/living-with-th…

OhTWIST.bsky.social now too Many studies show joint hypermobility is common. Fits with my “genes load the gun, environment pulls the trigger” hypothesis: people who are ‘healthy hypermobile’ can develop hEDS/HSD after the illness is switched on by eg. infection, growth spurt, surgery, trauma, pregnancy etc.

Thank you! I knew you had the numbers!