Dr Laura Wyness - Registered Nutritionist & Consultant

17/02/2026

Bite Back are stepping into Scotland for the very first time, and are looking for young people aged 14-17 to join their Youth Board as young campaigners.

Note: I’m not linked with Bite Back myself, but working in public health nutrition, I’m aware of the amazing work they’ve done.

If anyone has teenagers with an interest in influencing decisions that shape young people’s food environments, check out the website for for details on how to apply.

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Are you between 14-16 years old? Are you ready to fight for your rights and demand a fairer food system? If so, Bite Back is looking for you!

02/02/2026

🥬Seasonal produce in February

This month make the most of the tasty winter veggies like parsnips, neeps, and Brussels sprouts.

Also, did you know that 2026 is the year of the cabbage? Possibly as its such a versatile veg and there’s lots of different cabbage types to try.

Check out some recipes and different ways to use it: boiled, steamed, stuffed, roasted, braised or stir-fried

30/01/2026

Sharing on behalf of a friend who’s looking for volunteers for her honours project. Was wondering if some people in this group would be interested in helping? See details below:

I am currently embarking on my 4th year Honours Project in Food, Health and Nutrition at Abertay University and I am looking for Female participants aged 18 - 40 for an intervention I am carrying out over 4 weeks to look at the effect reducing Ultra Processed Food has on health.

The study will take place between mid-February and mid-March and will involve the trialling of a new food/recipe swap tool that I have created to reduce UPF intake. This study will also include online motivational support.

The link below can be clicked on to register interest to find out more.

30/01/2026

I loved delivering two nutrition related talks recently to help inspire staff to make healthy dietary changes, so they feel better.

It's great to share practical dietary tips and getting feedback like this 😊

27/01/2026

Find the answers to some common myths and get clarity on what the science says about products being marketed to menopausal women....
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📔https://tinyurl.com/m638trhc

23/01/2026

Another happy reader 🌟

Love reading feedback like this - thank you 😊


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16/01/2026

🚜Scotland has a rich natural larder of nutritious and healthy food (as showcased in the Scottish Eatwell Guide).

Supporting farmers to produce high quality nutritious foods is key to ensure population health.

In my latest podcast episode I asked NFU Scotland President Andrew Connon for his thoughts on the Good Food Nation Act.

Check out the episode to find out what he said.

🎧Podcast is available on all the usual podcast platforms

16/01/2026

❄️January seasonal fruit & veg

Here's a reminder of the tasty produce to enjoy at this time of year.

I've been making a batches of stewed apples and pears to freeze in ice cube containers so I can add a few to my overnight oats, or melt into warm porridge - delicious! 👌🏻

16/01/2026

Want to listen to a bunch of Registered Nutritionists talk about nutrition & menopause?

🤔Are there certain foods and supplements we'd recommend for alleviating menopausal symptoms?
🤔What are the main things everyone should be aware of about menopause?

https://www.nutritiontalent.com/podcast/s3-e2-navigating-menopause-with-dr-laura-wyness-and-lynn-burns

Also, what is the correct term for a 'bunch of nutritionists'?

  Here’s what to expect… Anna and Danielle chat to registered nutritionists, Dr Laura Wyness and Lynn Burns, about navigating perimenopause. This has become a hot(!) topic recently, which is great in that it is bringing the conversation into the public domain, while also creating an explosion o...

15/01/2026

Collagen is one of the many supplements being marketed towards women around menopause.

Is it worth the hype?
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https://www.laurawyness.com/menopause-and-collagen-should-it-be-part-of-your-daily-routine

Is collagen a must-have during menopause? Explore the evidence and find out if adding collagen to your daily routine is right for you!

13/01/2026

Have you a Burns Night celebration planned later this month?

Here's some thoughts on a haggis supper from a nutritional perspective
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First of all, what is haggis? Haggis is traditionally made with sheep’s heart, liver and lungs, minced with onions, oatmeal, suet, salt and spices. There’s a few theories regarding the origins of the haggis. One is that it was first made for the old Scottish cattle drovers, when the men…

09/01/2026

Looking for:

💫science-based info
💫meal & snack ideas
💫tasty nutritionally balanced recipes
..to support you or someone you know through menopause?

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https://www.amazon.co.uk/Eating-Well-Menopause-recipes-well-being/dp/1739385403