Dale Pinnock
The Nutrition Nuggets Podcast
https://www.nutritionalmedicineschool.com/foundations-course-opt-in Helping YOU get clarity on Nutrition. Presented by Dale Pinnock 'The Medicinal Chef'. Best selling author of 20 books that are now in 19 Languages in 22 countries. Dale holds a BSc in Human Nutrition, a BSc in Herbal Medicine, and a Post Graduate degree in Nutritional Medicine from the University of Surrey. A regular face on British TV shows such as This Morning, Lorraine and co presenter of ITV's big hit show 'Eat, Shop, Save', Dale is passionate about delivering clarity and understanding to the subject of nutrition, in a tim...
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Episodes
Why Just Your Cholesterol Number Doesn't Mean Anything 13.03.2019 11:19
Send us Fan Mail SO many people get a diagnosis of 'High Cholesterol' and are told a number. If this is the extent of the information given to you, you really don't have much of an idea of exactly what your overall state of health really is. There is more information that you need and in this episode I give you a quick guide to what that is.
Managing Inflammation with diet 28.02.2019 14:26
Send us Fan Mail Managing chronic inflammation is of vital importance to long term health, and diet can play a huge role in this. Here we discuss the simple steps you can take to keep it at bay.
Three Nutrients For Improved Cardiovascular Health 23.02.2019 17:32
Send us Fan Mail Cardiovascular disease is the biggest killer in the Western World. We know full well that diet has a role to play in 98% of cases, and research around it is revealing some very interesting information. In this nugget I talk about three nutrients in particular that have significant cardiovascular benefit.
The Keys to Lasting Change 14.02.2019 15:49
Send us Fan Mail For many, sticking to their decision to eat healthier and make improvements to their diet and lifestyle, can be challenging. Life can get in the way. I believe though that these three methods can help people stick to their commitments and make real meaningful lasting change.
Foods To Improve Sleep 01.02.2019 11:39
Send us Fan Mail Sleep is a top priority. Period! Poor sleep can lead to some serious health issues from reduced immune function through to increased risk of cardiovascular disease, not to mention poor resistance to stress. While there are many factors that can affect sleep, there are a couple of nutritional tools that can help improve the quality of our sleep. here I discuss these and how to use...
Get Your Fats Straight! 31.01.2019 25:32
Send us Fan Mail Every week I get dozens of questions like 'what oil should I use for cooking'? 'Should I eat butter or margarine'? 'How much fat should I be eating'? People are just confused about fat and this confusion and misinformation has led to one of the biggest public health cockups in history. This is my take on the problem, and hopefully I can shed a little...
Supporting Immunity with Nutrition 25.01.2019 18:28
Send us Fan Mail This episode covers the three most evidence based nutritional interventions to support our immunity, and how they work. There has been a great deal of conversation lately around supporting immunity naturally, much of which has arisen from the reports that antibiotics are becoming less effective due to overuse. It is becoming ever more important to learn how we can get in the drivi...
The Three Nutritional Keys to Better Health 14.01.2019 23:27
Send us Fan Mail With so much conflicting dietary advice, divided opinion, and contradiction, what SHOULD we be eating and doing from a dietary perspective? The truth is NOBODY knows. What we do know however is how our modern diet is killing us. What if we flipped that on. its head and did the opposite. What would that look like and what could happen? Beats made for the podcast courtesy of Trauma...
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