Emma Ellice-Flint: Nutrition

The Menopause Sisters

November 29, 2021 51 mins

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Dr Claire & Caroline speak to Emma Ellice-Flint is a qualified nutritionist, nutritional therapist and experienced chef. She seeks to combine science, research and the deliciousness of food together to help women embrace change. Because of this, you can trust her evidence-based approach and feel confident you’ve found the right person to help guide you through your own nutritional journey in perimenopause & menopause.


https://emmasnutrition.com/


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November 29, 2021

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51 mins
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