#134 The Recipe App You Need To Get with Dr Rupy
This week I launched the first Doctor’s Kitchen app! It’s been a labour of love for over 3 years and finally you can check it out right here! - https://apple.co/3G0zC0ZIn today’s podcast I’m going to ...
26 Tammi 202242min
#133 Food Addiction with Dr Nick Fuller
Can we be addicted to food? This is quite a hot topic and one that is more relevant than ever. On the one hand we have food companies and respected scientists telling us that food addiction is a myth....
19 Tammi 20221h 6min
#132 Saving Lives in Slow Motion with Dr Ayan Panja
Today’s show is a little bit different from the norm. I’m catching up with good friend of mine and fellow GP, Dr Ayan Panja. You’ll recognise him from previous episodes where we discussed heart and br...
12 Tammi 20221h 30min
#131 Dr Rupy’s 2021 Wrap Up!
Hey, I’m basing this end of year podcast on my newsletter format where I share something to Eat, Read, Watch or Listen to every week. Today, I’ll be talking through my top 3 book suggestions, 3 podca...
15 Joulu 202136min
#130 Why South Asians are at Worse Risk with Professor Jaspal Singh Kooner
https://www.sabiobank.org/If you’re listening to this and you are of South Asian descent, this episode might be a bit of an uncomfortable listen. Because what we’re chatting about today is why, despit...
8 Joulu 20211h 18min
#129 Lessons from the Edge with Aldo Kane
What can we learn that’s relatable from a modern day action man, who trained as a marine commando and sniper, who runs into active volcanoes, risks his life interviewing Mexican Narcos, survived Ebola...
1 Joulu 20211h 30min
BONUS Episode - Why Community Kitchens are Essential with Sarah Bentley from Made in Hackney
www.crowdfunder.co.uk/noonegoeshungry2022If you love listening to passionate and enthusiastic visionaries, You’re going to love my guest today. Sarah Bentley is the founder of plant-based community co...
29 Marras 20211h 4min
#128 Why We Make Bad Food Choices with Jack Bobo
How does our food environment dictate our health? Well, as it turns out it’s incredibly important! Can you believe that in the 1950s and 60s, Americans had comparable obesity levels to the Europeans? ...
24 Marras 20211h 1min
