Sarah Delvin ANutr

Sarah Delvin - Nutritional Medicine MSc (ANutr), Medical Microbiology BSc. Interests: watercress research, health, microbiomes.

[Kevin Whelan @ProfWhelan]

Fantastic review of #FermentedFoods
Figure shows impact of preparation on postbiotic, metabolite (FDM), live microbes (FAM), and probiotic content.
Paper also highlights research needs
Great works from @GutBugs2 @GardnerPhD

https://t.co/F2kJEuEHFT

[Becky Richards @drbeckyrichards]

We ran an exploratory analysis on weight gain prevention after stopping GLP-1RAs while supported by Second Nature’s digital programme.

Average weight regain was only 3.2% at ~5 months 💪 notably lower than the ~6%+ we see in trials at this point. V promising findings! #ECO2025

[Vance L. Albaugh, MD, PhD, DABOM, DABS-FPMBS @metabolic_knife]

Sleeve is slowly falling and Gastric Bypass is slowing rising again... a trend that will likely continue given the results of clinical trials (SM-BOSS, Oseberg) showing that Gastric bypass has LESS weight recurrence and GREATER weight loss.

@ObesitySociety @ABOMcert @OMAsocial

[EASO @EASOobesity]

New Infographic: Health Impacts of Obesity in Males and Females, highlighting the diverse health impacts of obesity.

This visual resource clearly illustrates how obesity affects multiple body systems in both females and males.

View and download here: https://t.co/D99bPzIhFb

[Sarah Delvin ANutr @SarahLDelvin]

@Mpmok @UK_ASO Brilliant news! 🙌🏻🩷

[Giles Yeo @GilesYeo]

Today March 4, is @WorldObesity world obesity day. People with obesity are not bad, they’re not morally bereft, they are fighting biology #obesityisnotachoice

[Dr Alexey Kulikov @KulikovUNIATF]

Diagnosing #obesity solely by a body mass index could lead to under or over diagnosis.

The @TheLancetEndo Commission on proposes new diagnostic approach that focuses on measures of body fat and objective signs and symptoms of ill #health, and introduces two new categories of obesity: preclinical obesity and clinical obesity.

https://t.co/PEHQyzj1hl

[Obesity Management Collaborative UK @ObesityMCUK]

Join our first webinar of 2025, which focuses on the intricate and clinically significant relationship between #Obesity and Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (#PCOS).
🗓️Wednesday 5th February 2025
⌚️19:00 - 20:00
💻 Register https://t.co/SYz8oVE0s4

[Zoe Griffiths RNutr @ZG_Nutrition]

Hospital admissions for lack of vitamins soaring in England, NHS figures show. Admissions for vitamin or iron deficiencies up by more than 10% year on year and as much as tenfold on 1998-99. https://t.co/iOKdKmkcP7

[Michael Mindrum, MD @MichaelMindrum]

Leptin is more than a satiety hormone—it's a central player in energy balance, behaviour, and our non-conscious response to palatable foods. Lets' take a look 👀. A 🧵 1/12

[Sarah Delvin ANutr @SarahLDelvin]

@AliyaPorter Soo interesting! I bet you have some great chats!

[Sarah Delvin ANutr @SarahLDelvin]

@AliyaPorter Great course!!!

[Giles Yeo @GilesYeo]

On the tube in London today & I see that #deadpool is advertising #alkaline pH9 water 👀 A reminder that everything you eat & drink has to pass through your stomach which is pH1.5 & neutralised to pH7 once it enters the small intestine. Don’t waste £$€ on this 🐂💩

[Denise Ratcliffe @DrDenisePsych]

Happy (and nervous!) to let you know my emotional eating workbook is out today! Hoping it will help people who can’t access specialist psychological help for this common yet distressing problem. Step by step guide to developing understanding & skills, based on CBT, ACT and CFT.

[Sarah Delvin ANutr @SarahLDelvin]

@DrDenisePsych Congrats!!! Looking forward to reading this one as your last one was fab! 👍

[Sarah Delvin ANutr @SarahLDelvin]

@theproof @aaronsiim 🤓Just read a 2023 sys review and meta that suggested a dose of 2.2-20g/d, with better results seen in older adults. Does that range fit with what you would recommend? Interested in trying the supplement myself for memory retention.

[Kevin Hall @KevinH_PhD]

Happy to have contributed to this @JAMA_current Viewpoint "Is Weight Loss–Induced Muscle Mass Loss Clinically Relevant?" with @CatConte_MD and Sam Klein. https://t.co/3EKMcXsLhW

[Giles Yeo @GilesYeo]

There are a number of issues to consider: a) your point about needlessly medicalising obesity is relevant if we stick to the >BMI 30 metric. If, however, we consider to be carrying too much fat, that it is influencing your health, then obesity, by definition, is a disease 1/n

[Alex Miras @AlexanderMiras]

https://t.co/KiOA6mmk7z @UlsterUniMed @beyondbmi @UK_ASO