EPISODE · Apr 29, 2025 · 47 MIN
Why You Can’t Have Human Health Without Animal Welfare — Zoologist Turned NHS Dietitian Rosie Martin
from The Eat This Podcast with Dr. Alan Desmond · host Dr Alan Desmond
Zoologist turned NHS Dietitian Rosie Martin changed careers - to save more lives.Today, I’m joined by Registered Dietitian Rosie Martin, who shares her powerful journey from zoologist to NHS dietitian and plant-based advocate.Tune in for some incredible insights on- Advocating for positive dietary change within the healthcare system. - What to say to people who ask, “where do you get your protein?”- How the “one health” approach links animal welfare and human health.Rosie also shares her tips on staying grounded and kind—even when you’re the only plant-based voice in the room.Follow Rosie on Instagram: @plantdietitianrosieSign up for Rosie's free masterclass: The 3 Secrets to Banish Cravings and Lose Weight on a Plant-Based Diet.Order my new book: “What Your Doctor Isn’t Telling You About Food”Amazon UKWaterstones UK Easons IrelandBarnes & Noble US (release date July 14)US Australia and New ZealandUpdates and free guide "Build Your Healthy Plate" Join the mailing list Connect with Dr Alan Desmond Instagram Threads Sponsored by Linwoods Healthfoods: Shop with 15% discount
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Zoologist turned NHS Dietitian Rosie Martin changed careers - to save more lives. Today, I’m joined by Registered Dietitian Rosie Martin, who shares her powerful journey from zoologist to NHS dietitian and plant-based advocate. Tune in for some incredible insights on - Advocating for positive dietary change within the healthcare system. - What to say to people who ask, “where do you get your protein?” - How the “one health” approach links animal welfare and human health. Rosie al...
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