The Journal
Our latest research, findings and articles on type 2 diabetes, weight management and health.
Lifestyle
Why’s there so much sugar, salt and fat in everything?
If we have less than healthy eating habits, it’s because it is so easy to have them.
Eating the Rainbow
Different coloured plants are linked to higher levels of specific nutrients and health benefits.
Beans, beans are good for the heart
Beans are the seeds from flowering plants and are classified as legumes.
Essentials for the cupboard
A stocked and organised store cupboard will make sticking to your diet easier.
Ancient grains of the future
Ancient grains include food such as quinoa, spelt pastas and flax and chia seeds.
Water Water Water
Water helps suppress hunger by taking up space in the stomach, leading to a sense of fullness.
Workplace
Medication
Doctors explain everything you need to know about the latest obesity medications
You may know them as weight-loss injections, gut hormone medications, incretin-based therapies, GLP-1/GIP, GLP-1, semaglutide, tirzepatide, Wegovy, Mounjaro or Ozempic. These new obesity medications have been making waves in the mainstream media for their potential to help people manage their weight more effectively. With a hive of misinformation already out there, our in-house experts, Dr. Laura Falvey and Dr. Claudia Ashton, are here to give you the facts about these specialist medications. They will cover what they are, how they work, who they’re for, common side effects and much more.
Published Data
Obesity Update 2024: The impact of Roczen in an ethnically diverse population in the UK
We conducted a retrospective, real-world service evaluation. Patients were initiated on a 16-hour TRE plan with low-carbohydrate, moderate- protein dietary guidance.
EASO 2023: The Roczen Programme - A digitally-enabled, medically-led intervention for obesity and T2DM: outcomes at 1 year
Binge eating disorder (BED) is higher in people seeking weight loss interventions. Data suggests that eating disorder risk may increase in people following restrictive diets, with increased restrained eating increasing BED risk.
Lifestyle
Why’s there so much sugar, salt and fat in everything?
If we have less than healthy eating habits, it’s because it is so easy to have them.
Eating the Rainbow
Different coloured plants are linked to higher levels of specific nutrients and health benefits.
Beans, beans are good for the heart
Beans are the seeds from flowering plants and are classified as legumes.
Essentials for the cupboard
A stocked and organised store cupboard will make sticking to your diet easier.
Clinical Outcomes
Obesity Update 2024: The impact of Roczen in an ethnically diverse population in the UK
We conducted a retrospective, real-world service evaluation. Patients were initiated on a 16-hour TRE plan with low-carbohydrate, moderate- protein dietary guidance.
EASO 2023: The Roczen Programme - A digitally-enabled, medically-led intervention for obesity and T2DM: outcomes at 1 year
Binge eating disorder (BED) is higher in people seeking weight loss interventions. Data suggests that eating disorder risk may increase in people following restrictive diets, with increased restrained eating increasing BED risk.
Medication
Doctors explain everything you need to know about the latest obesity medications
You may know them as weight-loss injections, gut hormone medications, incretin-based therapies, GLP-1/GIP, GLP-1, semaglutide, tirzepatide, Wegovy, Mounjaro or Ozempic. These new obesity medications have been making waves in the mainstream media for their potential to help people manage their weight more effectively. With a hive of misinformation already out there, our in-house experts, Dr. Laura Falvey and Dr. Claudia Ashton, are here to give you the facts about these specialist medications. They will cover what they are, how they work, who they’re for, common side effects and much more.