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This is a recording of a live course. It will focus on a number of popular functional tests such as the DUTCH hormone panels, the GI 360 and comprehensive thyroid panels. Read more
This is a recording of a live course. The course will provide information on how to demystify these tests by walking you through all three panels in careful detail so that you walk away feeling confident in your ability to start using them in your practice. Read more
This is a recording of a live course. This course will define what a positive relationship with food looks like and why it matters. Read more
These two gluten-free recipes combine different non-wheat flours to make a moist lemon sponge and crumbly chocolate chip biscuits. Read more
Unimpressed with gluten-free baked goods on the supermarket shelves, Hatty Willmoth decides to make her own. Read more
Sensory aversion can lead to dietary restrictions or avoidant restrictive intake disorder (ARFID), and is often linked to neurodivergence, says expert Lisa Smith. Read more