Show Notes
Angus & Graham interview Emily English, the registered nutritionist known to millions online as Em the Nutritionist, whose evidence-based approach has helped redefine how people think about healthy eating. With a strong academic background in nutrition science and experience translating complex research into practical everyday advice, Emily has built a global audience through her clear, myth-busting content and balanced philosophy around food. She is also the bestselling author of So Good and Live to Eat, books that bring together nutrient-dense recipes and sustainable habits designed for real life. Across her social media platforms she reaches millions of followers who turn to her for trusted, science-led guidance on nutrition, performance and long-term health.Connect with Emily English on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/emthenutritionist/-🏋️ Ready to stop winging it and start training with purpose, clarity and support? https://jc9cc7oe7jf.typeform.com/to/feOjPDNj
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