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It is not possible to be allergic to sugar...

About Us
Our staff includes degree-qualified nutritionists, and we liaise regularly with academics and health professionals both in the UK and around the world.
About Sugar
Information on sugar, types, uses, origins, some interesting facts and did you know.
Science & Research
Recent research summaries and the latest science on the role of carbohydrates, including sugar, in a healthy diet.
Fitness & Wellbeing
In a world where diseases like diabetes and obesity are on the increase it is crucial that we all make regular physical activity part of our life.
Health Professionals
Information for health and nutrition professionals, Nutrition In Practice newsletter, patient leaflets and quick FAQ's
News and Contact
Research news, latest press releases and position statements on carbohydrate and health issues.

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Nutrition Update e-Bulletin

Welcome to our new Nutrition Update e-bulletin.

This e-bulletin is designed to provide practical information and advice for all those involved in health and nutrition, including GPs, nurses, dietitians, nutritionists, the dental team and academics. All articles are written by independant qualified health professionals and academics in the medical and nutrition fields.

Current Issue: Nutrition Update Spring 2015

Please click on the links below to read previous issues.

Nutrition Update Autumn 2014

Nutrition Update Spring 2014

Nutrition Update Autumn 2013

Nutrition Update Spring 2013

Nutrition Update Autumn 2012

Nutrition Update Winter 2011/2012

Nutrition Update replaces our Nutrition In Practice publication. It is an e-bulletin, it features on our website and is distributed via email.

Register on our website to receive a copy of Nutrition Update.

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SUGAR PRODUCTION FIGURES WORLDWIDE

More facts about the production of sugar
More figures on sugar production & consumption

EATING FOR HEALTH

Eating a healthy, balanced diet along with taking regular exercise is key to physical and mental wellbeing.

No foods should be considered as ‘good or bad’ as all foods play an important role in the diet. It is only when foods are eaten in excess that health problems result.

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