Seasons Greetings

Dalhia Campbell Registered Dietitian

Seasonal eating

This infographic hopefully doesn't need too many words.  I'm not one for reading lots of wordy texts so I put together this infographic to give you some of my key messages over this festive season. 

I know that some people can find seasonal eating challenging and worrying.  It's easy to eat too much and worry about what we should or shouldn't be doing.  Remember to look at the source of information and make sure it is evidence based and reliable.

For most people, I would say just keep in mind that it is a celebration and our health is more affected by what we do on a day to day basis throughout the year than what happens on a few days over Christmas.

If you are tempted to have lots of crisps and chocolate snacks around, maybe balance them out with some juicy satsumas, dried fruit and plain nuts too.

Having time off work can also mean we have more time for walking with friends and family or just a walk in the fresh air on your own. 

Any activity is great for our physical and mental health.

Good health to you, see you in 2022


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