Content Nutrition

05/04/2026

Wishing you all a very Happy Easter 💛

Nourishment isn't just about what you eat. May you enjoy a day of rest, connection, joy and moments that make you feel truly content.

22/03/2026

Some info for those who eat a lot of raw eggs.

20/03/2026

Great example of personalised nutrition

13/03/2026

Waking up tired? Your skin might be too.

Today is World Sleep Day 😴

And sleep impacts every aspect of our wellbeing.

Sleep is when your skin repairs, rebuilds and restores itself.

So sleep disruption, that is so common in midlife women, can show up in our skin too (as if the weight gain and irritability isn't enough to contend with!)

How many hours do you get?

08/03/2026

Today is International Women’s Day and it feels like a good moment to talk about a stage of life many women are trying to navigate, including me… midlife.

When we were younger we took things in our stride easily; careers, children, relationships, running homes, fitness. We grasped life with both hands with gusto!

Then midlife arrives.

Our hormones shift.
Sleep can change.
Energy can dip.
Weight might redistribute in ways that feel unfamiliar.
Stress can feel harder to manage.

And at the same time, many of us are juggling teenagers, ageing parents, busy careers and all the emotional load that comes with it.

I see ladies like this all the time; capable, intelligent women wondering why their bodies and brains suddenly feel different.

The truth is, nothing is “wrong” with you.
Your body is simply asking for a different kind of support.

This stage of life isn’t about decline.
It’s about learning to care for ourselves differently with the right food, the right lifestyle habits, and a bit more compassion for ourselves along the way.

Supporting women through this stage of life is exactly why I created Content Nutrition.

Because when women understand what’s happening in their bodies, and have the right tools to support themselves, everything can start to feel easier again.

So today, on International Women’s Day, here’s a gentle reminder:

Your health matters.
Your wellbeing matters.
And you deserve support too.

To all the incredible women navigating midlife — I see you. 💚

21/02/2026

Midlife Bites.

18/02/2026

15/02/2026

Had to be done!

13/02/2026

Why does skin suddenly feel drier during menopause?

It’s largely down to fluctuating oestrogen.

As oestrogen levels decline:

• Collagen drops (skin becomes thinner and less elastic)
• Natural oil production reduces
• The skin barrier weakens
• Moisture escapes more easily

The result? Tightness, flakiness, sensitivity and that “nothing seems to hydrate it” feeling.

It’s not just ageing. It’s hormonal.

Whilst skincare can help from the outside, nutrition can support from within.

Have you noticed any other changes in your skin in midlife?

06/02/2026

Do any of these skin symptoms resonate with you as you hit midlife and beyond? 👩‍🦳

👉Dryness that won’t shift.

👉Sensitivity out of nowhere.

👉Loss of firmness, glow or resilience.

👉Breakouts you thought you’d left behind in your 20s.

👉Increase in lines and wrinkles.

You're not imagining it.

Oestrogen plays a key role in collagen production, skin hydration, wound healing and antioxidant protection. As hormone levels shift, skin structure and function change from the inside out.

Which means moisturiser alone often isn’t enough.

Nutrition, nutrient status, gut health, stress, sleep and inflammation all influence how skin behaves in midlife.

Working with a nutritionist like me, can help support your skin through the midlife transition.

If you want my guidance, drop me a DM or comment below.

What skin changes are you noticing?

29/01/2026

A worrying read in the BMJ highlighting the risk of vitamin D overdosing. It seems crazy that the huge dose recommended to this gentleman came from a Nutritional Therapist! 😲

The thing is, and what many people don’t realise, is that unlike “Dietician”, “Nutritionist” or “Nutritional Therapist” isn’t a protected title in the UK. This means anyone can call themselves one, even with minimal training. 😫

That’s why it’s so important to check your Nutritionist’s qualifications.

You’ll be reassured to know that I have a MSc degree in Nutritional and Lifestyle Therapy and I am registered with the British Association of Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine and Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (BANT & CNHC).

I test vitamin D levels before recommending supplementation and then personalise doses if required.
No guesswork, no blanket advice.

If you look back on my previous posts in October, I actually wrote about testing and seeking professional advice before supplementing with Vitamin D!

Safety first, every time.

If you want to read the full BMJ article you can access it here:
https://bmjgroup.com/vitamin-d-supplement-overdosing-is-possible-and-harmful-warn-doctors/