Press Features
PRESS | AWARDED British Dietetic Media Spokesperson of the Year 2017 Anna Daniels, has been a Media Spokesperson since 2015.
Anna is regularly asked to comment on the latest trends and possible fads, she has been featured in online and print articles, glossy magazines, and radio interviews along with multiple documentaries and Television shows. See below a snapshot of some of her contributions.
ARTICLES *ONLINE AND PRINT | BROADCASTS
The Telegraph How to lose weight and keep it off for years to come
Celebrity Diets to avoid 2020 British Dietetic Association
The Daily Mail Dietitians reveal five of the wildest diets
The Daily Mail Secrets of Victoria Beckham’s youthful looks
The Guardian Spuds you like
Daily Mail Trendy juice-only crash diets are ruining women’s health
Daily Mail Dangerous ‘trendy’ hangover cures and diets
The Telegraph Superfoods debunked – and their cheaper and more effective alternatives revealed
The Telegraph Food Should you really eat fat to stay slim? The new food rules explained
The Telegraph Don’t scoff at the gluten free brigade, ‘coeliac lite’ could be a real thing
The Mirror The changing face of Britain’s fry ups
The Independent Weight loss and health; 4 tips more useful than “move more”
Harrogate Advertiser Harrogate Best Friends through to next stage MKR
Daily Mail Why giving up BREAD is half baked
Prima Magazine Are ‘Superfoods’ really that good for you?
BBC Food Truth or Scare Episode 5
Stylist Magazine Headaches, bloating, insomnia? Which foods to eat to combat these five common ailments
Prima Magazine Seriously, now Fruit is bad for us?
Daily Mail Health gadgets just got madder, be do any of them actually work?
International Business Times Dairy is in decline is coconut yoghurt the way forward?
Channel Four Supershoppers Episode 1
The Daily Mail Mum’s who put their babies on diets
Buzzfeed Veganism! It’s good for the planet, and it’s good for animals.
Buzzfeed Here’s How to Eat Your Way Through A Hangover
BBC World Why advice changes so much on what to eat
The Guardian Ripe and Ready: How ‘evil geniuses’ got us hooked on avocados
Daily Mail Could a clean Eating Christmas Dinner make you fat?
Daily Mail How Nigella’s kitchen mittens could trigger rubber allergy
Daily Mail New Years Eve drinks that won’t completely undo your good intentions
Huffington Post Hidden Health Dangers of Kale
Daily Mail Women who turn their breast milk into jewellery
Daily Mail Revealed what makes the PM’s Pringles so highly addictive
Metro Why you should be eating your Banana peel
Buzzfeed I gave up sugar for two months and heres what happened
Daily Mail Would you try Hugh’s crispy fish skeletons?
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire The growing trend in gluten free and is it healthy?
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire Is Black Pudding really the new Superfood?
International Business Times Black Pudding: Is it really a Superfood?