Priya comments for the Daily Telegraph
“Can you have your cake and eat it?” Priya comments on the Dukan Diet 6th May 2013, read it here.
Priya talks on BBC Radio Solent
Listen to Priya on the Katie Martin Show: 9th January 2013 talking about fizzy drinks, diets and giving top tips on eating well.
Priya Tew on BBC Radio Solent 090113
Priya is quoted as Media Spokesperson for the British Dietetic Association – January 2013
Priya Talks on BBC Radio Solent
Listen to Priya talking on BBC Radio Solent to Alina Jenkins in October 2012.
Dietetics Today Magazine
Priya’s Article on Breastfeeding.
Breastfeeding Article in Dietetics Today Aug 2012
Priya quoted in the Guardian, in July 2012 about Fertility and Diet: see 4th page, right hand column.
Read Priya’s comments on Victoria Beckham’s face – 17th February 2012 : http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2102284/Victoria-Beckham-What-happened-chubby-cheeked-teens-face.html
The personality diet: Knowing your weaknesses is key to weight loss, says neuroscientist – 29th August 2011
Dietician Priya Tew added: ‘People could read this book and say: “It’s my personality. That’s why I’m not losing weight.” My concern is it could be used as an excuse.’
Sweets are ‘good for children and may stop them from getting fat in later life’
- 1st July 2011
Southampton-based dietitian Priya Tew said that children who were given treats by their parents learned lessons that stood them in good stead later in life.
‘It could be that children get used to treats but learn to have smaller portions and not have them every day,’ she said, adding: ‘I’d be interested to see how much exercise the children in the study carried out because it might be that the children who eat the most sweets run around the most.’
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20 Jan 2009
Health-conscious Britons eat foods they hate – 20 Jan 2009
Nutritionist Priya Tew said: “We are all aware that some foods are better for us than others but I’m astonished at the amount of people forcing themselves to eat food they don’t like, especially when it doesn’t have to be this way.
“With a little bit of research you can usually find an alternative food to provide the nutrients you need – for example, beef or dried apricots are a great source of iron instead of forcing yourself to eat spinach.
“And if oily fish isn’t a favourite food, flax seed or walnuts are a good alternative.
“You can even sneak some foods in you’d like to eat for their health benefits but don’t like the taste of without realising it – for example, spaghetti Bolognaise makes a great cover for carrots and celery.”
Priya is sceptical about miracle mushrooms – TRAIL, August 2008
Priya discusses the wonder of Jaffa Cakes! – TRAIL, December 2007
