9 easy tweaks to improve your nutrition

A nutritionist offers her top healthy food and drink tips for busy residents

The hustle and bustle of life can take a toll on your health. We work long hours, eat on the run and are stressed to the max. This can lead to poor energy levels in the short term and increased risk of chronic diseases like diabetes, obesity, heart disease and cancer in the long term. But with our hectic schedules, who has time to think about what we can do to change this?

As a registered dietitian with over 20 years' experience, I've listened to thousands of stories from my clients. While everyone is unique, there are commonalities in the lifestyles of many. I've put together my top nine nutrition tips to help you improve your health in 2018. And don't forget about adequate sleep, stress management and regular exercise!



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