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Nearly 60% of calories consumed by UK adults come from ultra-processed foods.
Research has linked higher consumption of these foods to increased risk across more than 30 adverse health outcomes, including obesity, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, depression and some cancers.
Thatβs why understanding the impact of food on our health has never been more important.
Our Third Scottish Conference on Friday 6th November 2026 is focused on Empowering Better Health With Real Food.
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Like all movements, none of this would have been possible without you.
Over the last 10 years, you have helped us grow from a simple idea into a movement dedicated to improving metabolic health and changing lives through knowledge, community and support.
We are incredibly grateful to everyone who has supported the Public Health Collaboration over the years, our members, volunteers, speakers, healthcare professionals, donors and supporters.
Together, we have continued our mission to educate, inspire and empower people with the knowledge that many chronic diseases can be prevented and, in some cases, reversed through sustainable lifestyle change and good metabolic health.
Thank you for being part of this journey.
Here's to the next 10 years, and to making an even bigger impact together.
Thoroughly enjoyed reading this book by @SteveBennettMhP - an easy yet informative read inspired by rigorous science - courtesy of @I_mitochondria & @BenBikmanPhD - highly recommend to patients and HCPs alike @PHCukorg @lowcarbGP
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It was so awesome to present with @matthewbaszucki in NYC to a group of executives about the intersection of mental and metabolic health and metabolic therapies as treatments for mental illness!
Thank you, Matt, for so openly and honestly sharing your story.
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TWO MILLION VIEWS !!! Low carb has come a very long way π₯³ T2D ? Just eat nutrient dense foods that donβt put your blood glucose up Thanks @StevenBartlett Here it is youtu.be/zc8Nh4TMB1s?si=4JoHβ¦
After the brilliant conference at the weekend where we celebrated our 10th anniversary I now have even more reading to do!! @PHCukorg @SteveBennettMhP @drlouisenewson @idlake @RichardJJohns11
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3.9 million people live with type 2 diabetes, with a further 1.2 million people who are yet to be diagnosed.
A low-carbohydrate diet can improve diabetic control for 97% of those who try it.
Which means fewer medications.
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The Lifestyle Club is an award-winning health coaching service offering an 8-week course designed to help people with type 2 diabetes and prediabetes improve their lifestyle in a supportive environment.
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We help people make simple dietary changes that can improve their blood glucose control, boost their energy levels, and reduce their need for medication, while supporting them every step of the way.
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Until May 26th, weβre offering 50% off The Lifestyle Club: thelifestyleclub.uk/
The final session of our 2 day conference is discussing the new USA dietary guidelines chaired by the wonderful @drericwestman along with @bigfatsurprise @lowcarbGP prof Richard Johnson and our own Ellen Bennett #phc2026 @PHCukorg
Wonderful womenβs health panel now being chaired by the lovely @taylor_davinia - fantastic information from such inspirational women! #phc2026 @PHCukorg @I_mitochondria @drlouisenewson
Canβt wait to hear from @I_mitochondria - she has such an amazing grasp of metabolic health! @PHCukorg #phc2026
Day 2 of our conference has started @phcukorg #phc2026 and firstly we are learning about hormones and female health from @drlouisenewson - there is so much to learn!
Delighted to now hear from @PaulReynoldsPhD and his experience and research related to systemic inflammation and longevity- great speaker! @PHCukorg #phc2026
And now we have the charming and eloquent @Henrywood aka rambling Henry - sharing his own story about obesity and a poor relationship with food- he is now helping us to spread the word about the real food rebellion ππ
And next up we have our menβs health panel chaired by @The_Keto_Pro who has a very powerful personal story @PHCukorg #phc2026
























