
Food-based nutrition scientist | Demystifying how food impacts health from the gut outwards | Bridging science & everyday eating | #NutritionScience
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It takes no skill whatsoever to spot a black spot on a white piece of paper & complain, than focus on the potential of the rest of the page.
I just published When Speaking Up Costs You: Racism, Resistance, and the Real Price of ‘Diversity’ medium.com/p/when-speaking-u…
Beyond the Rainbow: Why the Real Risk Isn’t Just Food Dyes medium.com/p/beyond-the-rain…
What the Health Star Rating Actually Means (and Doesn’t): A Nutritional Food Scientist’s Take medium.com/p/what-the-health…
Check out my latest article: Food and Nutrition Equity Isn’t Charity. It’s Strategy, Longevity, and Humanity. And it can be Profitable too. linkedin.com/pulse/food-nutr… via @LinkedIn
Look who's coming to the @worldangusforum folks...! Boom! It's an event that goes beyond Angus, and is for the entire beef industry, including the cross-breeds, or other breeds that want to learn more about beef related issues. Like nutrition, health, and high value opportunties.
🌎 2025 Neogen World Angus Forum Guest Speaker 🌎
@dranneline is a food and nutrition expert, advocating for food security, accessibility, and sustainability.
📍 Brisbane, Australia. 7-8 May 2025
#worldangusforum #WAF25 @angusaustralia
Check out my latest article: Speaking Isn’t Just About Words —It’s About Understanding 🎤 linkedin.com/pulse/speaking-… via @LinkedIn
Check out my latest article: The Privilege of Nutrition: Lessons from Mexico
linkedin.com/pulse/privilege… via @LinkedIn
If nutrition only works for those with education, access and/or $$, is it even nutrition anymore? Or is it the privilege of the health-righteous?
Thanks for having me @RealAg_Amber
Food and farming… has anyone else noticed that there is a large gap between the urban consumer and the farmer? Dr. @DrAnneline aims to close that.
Nutrition starts with the farmer and should be a point of pride, says fo... youtu.be/hyXAIYMtixc?si=YHhB… via @YouTube
Dr Anneline Padayachee retweeted
Dr Anneline Padayachee covered 13,000kms to learn & uncover the behavioural & nutritional aspect of sheep. She shared her learnings & key findings to delegates #lambex24.
Check out our first keynote flashback @DrAnneline #lambex24.youtu.be/KZ09USTQCRA?feature… via @YouTube
Dr Anneline Padayachee retweeted
This week's guest on the Company podcast is Nutritional food scientist, Dr Anneline Padayachee, who recently took to the stage at @LambExAU in Adelaide, comparing consumer perceptions of lamb to those of beef.
@DrAnneline
Australian scientists working to create sustainable packaging from food waste msn.com/en-au/news/australia…
So sad.
I'm a city-slicker, but I work in outback Aus.
Rules for rural travel:
Water for drinking & radiator.
Tell someone when you're leaving & ETA + check ins.
Telstra pre-paid/Sat phone.
Hat & jacket.
Nut bars.
Never leave car.
Australia is a big tough continent.
A man who went missing while looking for help after his car became bogged in outback Queensland has been found dead following a two-day search. thenewdaily.com.au/news/stat…
‘We’re growing food for the world’: Farmers in mining battle theaustralian.com.au/busines…
Listening to "How do we make food decisions with Barbara Mullen, Curtin University" at buzzsprout.com/2043813/14076… with @Ash_Sweeting
Speaking at an Industry event with the Aus Beverage Council on #nutrion. Focus - understanding your products' role on health & why understanding the science of nutrition is important. AND... they got it: all @Science_Academy nutrition decadal plans sold out + requests for more.😀 – at Brisbane, Queensland
Another day, another flight: @qantas baggage drop totally shut down at @BrisbaneAirport today between 7.10-7.25am. And there was only 1 staff to help. BUT he was awesome - got me on another flight + helped everyone. Could you please give him (forgot his name) an award Qantas? – at Brisbane, Queensland
As a nutritionist, I'm meant to love all veggies. But I admit, I can't stand eggplant. Or Okra.I try, I really do. One is like eating a dry sponge. The other is like eating chewy snot. Sigh. Also olives: chewy salt. Yeah, Nah... – at Melbourne, Victoria
Statements like @PeterSinger 's give researchers & academics a bad reputation. Also, why use a pseudonym if you really believe something, right? Academia is meant to discover new knowledge & insights for the betterment of society. This paper & Singer's comment does not do ether.











