Dr. Sarah Berry is a leading expert in nutrition science, passionate about making healthy eating both accessible and enjoyable. In this episode, Dr. Berry dives into why food should be a source of joy, not stress.
She explains how nutrition science is always evolving and why it’s important to stay open-minded about new findings. From snacking smartly to optimising fat intake, she shares simple yet effective ways to improve overall health without overcomplicating things.
Sarah also sheds light on the growing field of circadian nutrition, how the timing of meals can impact your body’s response. Her insights challenge conventional dieting wisdom, focusing on sustainable changes rather than quick fixes.
This episode is packed with practical tips, science-backed insights, and a refreshing take on how to build a healthier, more enjoyable way of eating.
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