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PHC Scotland Conference — Empowering Better Health with Real Food
Ultra-processed food addiction may be an under-recognised barrier to type 2 diabetes management. Screening, non-shaming conversations, personalised food boundaries, medication review and peer support may all have a role.
Public Health Collaboration has announced that its Director, Sam Feltham, will be stepping down from his role after ten years of leading the charity.
In this secondary analysis of Liberate data, binge eating symptoms reduced significantly after an addiction-informed, real-food, low-carbohydrate intervention, with no evidence that the approach worsened symptoms over 6 months.
Start with Dr David Unwin’s practical resources, then follow the evidence and see how PHC members keep these tools free for patients, clinicians, and families.
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We work across advocacy, education, and community to transform how the UK approaches metabolic health.
Challenging outdated dietary guidelines with rigorous, evidence-based science to improve public health policy across the UK.
Learn moreReal Food Booklets, our evidence library, the Elevate app, and practical tools to empower informed health decisions.
Learn moreAnnual conferences, a growing volunteer and ambassador network, and weekly lifestyle support groups for lasting change.
Learn moreDecades of flawed dietary advice have fuelled an epidemic. The numbers speak for themselves.
“We believe real food is the foundation of good health — and the evidence supports it.”
Public Health Collaboration
“Support from the PHC has helped me achieve my goal of offering patients lifestyle changes as an alternative to lifelong medication.”
Dr David Unwin
NHS GP · Norwood Surgery, Southport
“Complete remission of type two diabetes, obliteration of acid reflux and normalisation of non-diabetic blood sugar have all been achieved by my patients using the information provided by PHC.”
Dr Katharine Morrison
NHS GP · Ballochmyle Medical Group, Scotland
“PHC is spearheading a movement promoting a 'food-rather-than-pills' approach that is evidence-informed and makes instinctive sense for patients and clinicians alike.”
Dr Vipan Bhardwaj
NHS GP · Wokingham Medical Centre
