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Priya Tew | Eating Disorder Dietitian
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Priya Tew Eating Disorder Dietitian has an Instagram engagement rate of 0.51%
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Priya Tew Eating Disorder Dietitian (@priya_tew) — 18K FollowersEngagement: 0.51% · Avg. Likes: 77 · Avg. Comments: 13
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- The level of fear mongering seems to be getting worse! There is no way that eating fruit and veggies, nuts and seed and grains are dangerous for you UNLESS you have a food allergy or a certain medical condition like coeliac disease for example. The evidence is that these foods are GOOD for us. They help reduce the risk of chronic disease and enable our bodies to fight infection, inflammation and maintain good gut health. So please don’t believe the rubbish out there. Common sense nutrition needs to prevail. #priyatew #dietitianuk #mythbusting #nutribollocks #misinformation #commonsensenutrition
- Are oats bad for your gut? A lot of people online say oats are “bad for your gut” because they contain things like lectins or phytates. But the reality is very different: - Oats are actually one of the best foods for your gut health. Here’s why: Full of soluble fibre (beta-glucan): This type of fibre feeds your gut bacteria, helping them produce short-chain fatty acids like butyrate, which reduce gut inflammation and support your intestinal lining. - Gentle on digestion: For most people, oats are soothing and can even help regulate bowel movements (they add bulk if you’re loose, and soften if you’re constipated). - Prebiotic effect: They act like fertiliser for your “good” bacteria, encouraging a healthier, more balanced microbiome. - Lectins aren’t the villain: Oats do contain lectins, but cooking or soaking them reduces lectin activity massively. Plus, for most people, lectins in normal amounts are not harmful and may even have health benefits. - The only times oats might be tricky are: If you have coeliac disease and buy oats that aren’t labelled gluten-free (cross-contamination risk). If you have IBS and are very sensitive to FODMAPs – oats can be an issue in large amounts, but portion size usually makes a difference. 👉🏼So instead of being bad for your gut, oats are actually a gut-friendly, versatile, and affordable superfood. Comment “EAT GUIDE” for my free guide to eating for disordered eating and ED recovery. #oats #dietitian #nutritionmyths #commonsensenutrition
- Yup. All these things. I’m here to bring the common sense of the nutrition world. To dispel the nutri-nonsense and woo claims that we see. Nutrition is so much more nuanced and complex than we often give it credit for. There’s rarely a fix or a magic cure so if something seems too good to be true it probably is. If something seems to be fearmongering then check it out elsewhere! Remember there’s a lot of “experts” without qualifications who are spouting incorrect advice so take care out there. #dietitianuk #dietitiansofinstagram #nutribollocks #mythbusting #unfortunatelyidolove #nutritionist #nutritionsense