Yesterday
Scrolling Less, Moving More & Tips for Everyday Health
This week on The Wellness Scoop, we’re talking about why variety in movement matters for long-term health, what new data is telling us about the rise in bowel cancer among younger adults, and why so many of us are starting to question how screens shape our time, attention and wel ... Show More
51m 55s
Feb 5
Blood Sugar Spikes, Magnesium & Eating Well on a Budget
This week on The Wellness Scoop, we’re answering your questions on eating well in real life, especially when routines are disrupted, budgets are stretched and online wellness advice starts to feel overwhelming. We talk about healthy eating around shift work, whether fruit on its ... Show More
45m 54s
Feb 2
Optimism, Immunity and the Truth About Burning Fat
This week on The Wellness Scoop, we’re talking about whether optimism can influence immune health, what the science really says about exercising on an empty stomach, and why cabbage is being tipped as 2026’s “it” vegetable. We break down new research linking mindset and immune re ... Show More
1 h
Feb 2025
Solo Q&A: IVF Results, Baby Names, Home Cooking Tips, and My Favorite Snacks
Ep. 171: In today’s solo episode, I’m answering your community Q&A, covering everything from fitness routines and nutrition to IVF updates and personal growth. I share my current workout split, favorite healthy habits, and how I structure my days between the podcast and Bloom. We ... Show More
33m 17s
Feb 2025
Solo Q&A: My Essential Supplements, Gym Anxiety & Shopping Addiction
Ep. 178: In today’s Q&A, we’re covering everything from gym anxiety hacks to my latest obsession with lemon bars (seriously, it’s a problem). I’m also opening up about the emotional rollercoaster of IVF, how Greg and I are adjusting to a new work-life balance, and why I’m suddenl ... Show More
27m 56s
Jan 2025
The Latest Science of Gut Health: What To Eat, When To Eat & Why You Don’t Need 30 Plant Foods Per Week with Dr Emily Leeming #508
Twenty years ago, very few scientists even knew about something called the gut microbiome. Now, with over 70,000 research papers published on the subject, this complex ecosystem, home to trillions of microorganisms, is recognised as a key factor in our physical and mental wellbei ... Show More
1h 44m
Sep 2025
Eat With Your Body, Not Your Head: UPFs & GLP-1 Truths
<p>Struggling to “be good” at restaurants, scanning every barcode, or wondering why your GLP-1 isn’t moving the dial? In this practical, myth-busting episode, Leanne and Susie unpack three big topics that drive real-world results:</p> <p>1) Head vs body hunger ( ... Show More
29m 49s
Sep 2025
Recap: Why you should be wary of ‘low fat’ foods | Sarah Berry
If you’re a regular listener of this podcast, you’ll know that our cholesterol level is closely linked to heart health. With that in mind, it’s easy to be drawn to foods labelled as ‘low fat’, ‘reduced fat’ or ‘fat free’ - all of which promise to keep our cholesterol low and hear ... Show More
14m 55s
Feb 2025
Why You’re Not Losing Weight (Even When You’re Eating ‘Healthy’)
Eating all the ‘right’ foods but still not seeing results? In this episode, we dive into the common mistakes that might be stopping your weight loss—like sneaky hidden calories, portion sizes, liquid calories, and even stress. Plus, I’m giving you a step-by-step action plan to fi ... Show More
20m 56s
Jun 2024
The Soul's Call to Release Our Health Anxieties – In Session with Marc David
Ever hear the phrase "health is wealth?" For many people, we don't quite recognize how valuable our health is until we find illness or injury knocking. Enjoying robust health is truly the foundation of a happy, fulfilled, and connected life. But it's also true that worrying about ... Show More
59m 16s
This week, we’re asking if all this self-monitoring, self-optimising and endless tracking is actually helping us — or just making us more stressed and less happy. With over half of UK adults now owning some kind of wearable, we dig into whether chasing perfect sleep scores and stress metrics is doing more harm than good. Because decades of research still sho ... Show More
