Bite Me Nutrition Jonathan Steedman, APD

If you’ve ever had a weight loss goal, I suspect you’ve tried to eat a bit less, for a long block of time. Either an arbitrary block of time like 8 or 12 weeks, or just until you “hit your goal”. Whilst there’s nothing overly wrong with this, it’s certainly not the only way. In fact, how you structure your calorie deficit across the days, weeks and months of your fat loss phase can significantly impact your likelihood of success. Have a listen to discover some other ways you can try...

Constipation is not a fun time, and although there are lots of broad and important strategies that can help manage it, sometimes you just need that final thing to push it over the edge. Enter kiwifruit. It’s got a few tricks up its sleeve that just might help you get relief!Click me for show notes!

There is a lot of chatter on social media about nutrition and its impact on mood disorders such as anxiety and depression. Some of the chatter is great. Some of the chatter is rubbish. Luckily, we’ve got Jenna here today to tell us exactly what impact diet and nutrition can have on these disorders, and also what happens when these claims go too far..Time Stamps00:00 Introduction and Why Mental Health is Important08:29 The Mediterranean Diet and Gut-Brain Axis13:08 The SMILES Trial a...

I get lots of protein questions, which is good because it’s important.But if you listen to this episode, you probably won’t have any more questions. You’ll know how much you need, how to space it out, and where to find it. Huzzah!Click me for show notes! Time Stamps00:00 Introduction to Protein and its Importance05:14 Determining Protein Targets Based on Body Composition15:10 Debunking Myths: Protein Absorption and Kidney Health

I’m so sick of talking about these I made AI write this:In this episode, Jono discusses seed oils and addresses the claims made about their health effects. He explains what seed oils are, where they come from, and the major claims against them. Jono debunks the idea that seed oils are unhealthy due to their production process, highlighting that the evidence does not support this claim. He also examines the link between seed oil consumption and inflammation, concluding that the evidence does n...

Navigating hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause is a natural part of a woman's life, however it is unfortunately a topic that either seems to be 1. Ignored or 2. Riddled with misinformationSo I sat down with Kat to cut through all that BS and figure out what’s actually important, and what’s notClick me for show notes!Time Stamps00:00 Introduction and Background03:00 Understanding Perimenopause05:05 Nutrition for Bone Health07:33 Nutrition for Heart Health09:12 No One-Size-Fits-...