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Our latest research, findings and articles on type 2 diabetes, weight management and health.

Nutrition

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.

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.

Always read the label

Added sugars are very common in refined and processed foods.

Lifestyle

Essentials for the cupboard

A stocked and organised store cupboard will make sticking to your diet easier.

‘Urge surf’ past those food cravings

Urge surfing is a technique that can help you avoid eating when you feel hungry.

Supporting your body’s rhythms

Let’s be clear - your Roczen journey isn't without its challenges.

Media & Press

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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.

ECO 2023: The Impact of Roczen Programmes on Glycaemic Control

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.

ICE 2022: Service evaluation of a real-world, digitally enabled time restricted eating programme for adults in the UK

The aim of this service evaluation was to assess the impact of the Reset Health programme on weight, metabolic parameters, and other health-related outcomes at 12 and 24 weeks.

Obesity

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Diabetes

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Nutrition

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.

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.

Always read the label

Added sugars are very common in refined and processed foods.

Lifestyle

Essentials for the cupboard

A stocked and organised store cupboard will make sticking to your diet easier.

‘Urge surf’ past those food cravings

Urge surfing is a technique that can help you avoid eating when you feel hungry.

Supporting your body’s rhythms

Let’s be clear - your Roczen journey isn't without its challenges.

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.

ECO 2023: The Impact of Roczen Programmes on Glycaemic Control

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.

ICE 2022: Service evaluation of a real-world, digitally enabled time restricted eating programme for adults in the UK

The aim of this service evaluation was to assess the impact of the Reset Health programme on weight, metabolic parameters, and other health-related outcomes at 12 and 24 weeks.